Max has just released the promo for episode 4 of Creature Commandos - "Chasing Squirrels" - and it reveals a first look at the DCU's Metropolis along with several key comic book characters. Check it out!

James Gunn's Creature Commandos is the start of the DCU, but with ties to the DCEU, some fans have been confused about its place in canon.

Gunn and Safran are leading DC to a new era with Creature Commandos, tackling the studio's cinematic struggles. Creature Commandos showcases Gunn's mix of humor, violence, and character depth, promising entertaining projects. Gunn's leadership and grasp of material offer hope for DC fans, providing excitement for heroes' return to the big screen.

It's official – the two episode premiere of Creature Commandos is here, and the animated series marks the start of DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn's cinematic DC Universe. As you might expect, there are some Easter eggs and references to the wider DCU in the first two episodes,

James Gunn recently clarified the timeline of Creature Commandos with regard to Superman and Peacemaker. But is the animated series directly connected to his previous DC projects? Are the show and its characters also a part of the new DCU timeline and when exactly does Creature Commandos occur in it?

James Gunn’s Creature Commandos hints the DCU reboot may not be as clean as expected, subtly tying past projects into the new canon.

THE CHARACTERS OF DC Comics have taken many on-screen forms through the years, on both the big screen and the small, and getting the most iconic characters in that world right has long been a high priority for Warner Bros.

This article contains spoilers for Creature Commandos. Why Creature Commandos? When DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn announced the first slate of new DC Universe projects since his annointment as creative lead of the embattled DCU,