James Gunn's highly anticipated DC Universe arrives tomorrow with the release of "Creature Commandos" on MAX. After the conclusion of Zack Snyder's DC Extended Universe, fans have been waiting for Gunn's new vision to begin.

Showrunner Dean Lorey and supervising producer Rick Morales tell IndieWire about teasing a larger universe without knowing how any of it will look.

The first chapter of the new DC Universe is a monster hit with critics. Early Creature Commandos reviews were released Monday ahead of the DC Studios series’ Dec. 5 premiere on Max, and it sounds like the James Gunn written adult animated series is a freakishly fun — if familiar — appetizer for next summer’s

Creature Commandos is a new adult animated series written entirely by DCU co-chair James Gunn. The program follows a dysfunctional group of monsters imprisoned by Amanda Waller, tasked with committing heroic acts to keep humanity safe.

In mid-2022, executives from what was then called HBO Max approached James Gunn about doing another series adapted from DC Comics, following his hit "Peacemaker." His first idea: an animated show loosely based on the DC comics characters known as the Creature Commandos,

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