If there’s one thing fans learned about director and DC Studios’ co-CEO James Gunn before and after the Superman release, it’s that he’s ready and willing to address any topic. Gunn has been mostly open about the future of DC superhero movies,

James Gunn recently addressed the growing fan speculation surrounding Alan Ritchson as a potential candidate for the DCU ’s Batman. In a new interview, he commented on the casting rumors, shared his personal view of Ritchson, and offered a measured response that sparked further interest in the Reacher star’s connection to the role.

James Gunn has no intention of letting his heroes grow up in a grimdark world as his details on the next Superman story proves DC is in safe hands.

CEO James Gunn comments on the fancasting of Alan Ritchson as Batman and comments on the need for the DCU's Caped Crusader to differ from Matt Reeves' Crime Saga.

Reacher actor Alan Ritchson has been the subject of Batman fan casting as of late, as we wait for the next Batman casting news. And when Gunn was a guest on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, he was naturally asked about his thoughts on the pick for the Caped Crusader. In his words:

James Gunn shares why DCU’s bold Clayface horror film demands an R-rating. Will it push boundaries—and could Batman unexpectedly show up?

James Gunn and Peter Safran’s evolving DC movie universe already has several key characters locked in, including Superman, Supergirl, Hal Jordan, John Stewart, Guy Gardner, Hawkgirl, and Lobo, just to name a few.

James Gunn has responded to the recent news that a Wonder Woman movie is being fast-tracked at DC Studios, confirming that the character is definitely a priority for the

After the release of Superman, James Gunn clarifies the priority status of the DCU's upcoming Batman and Wonder Woman movies from DC Studios.

James Gunn has finally addressed a casting rumour for the role Batman in the DCU, and it has left fans ecstatic. Throughout the years, viewers have been treated to a vast array of Bruce Wayne’s, from Christian Bale to Robert Pattinson.