The new DC Universe is turned off and runs under the leadership of the DC Studios co-head Jameseshes Gun and Peter Safran and they don't waste time building it all. To that end, Gun recently announced the sequel to this summer Superman, which directed it, in the form of a new film called "Man of Tomorrow". While David Corenvet's steel man will be the main character, this film is not charged as a straight sequel. To that end, more heroes seem to join the list for this.

Isabella Merced, who plays Hokgiel, replied After the announcement of Jameseshes Gun "Tomorrow" on Social Media. Taking her to her Stories of InstagramThe actress shared the works of art involved in Gunn's announcement, which features Superman standing next to Lex Lutor in his Barwit, along with the title "We see you with Sunte". This is clear that Merced will be part of the procedure and it is not alone.

To the Jameseshes Gun Instagram Posting announcing the film, Aaron Pierre, who plays the Green Lantern Johnon Stewart in TV -Lantern TVHe commented on saying, "Yes, really!" With green heart emotions. Gun then responded to the comment with excited emotions for hands. Pierre also shared Gun's post on his stories on Instagram. It is a little less definitely than the Merced announcement, but it seems to indicate the same direction.

Gun, best known as the director of Marvel's "Guardians of Gardaxi", made it clear that the same actors would play their characters on TV, in movies, and even animation. Frank Grillo is played by Rick Flay St. In "Creatures Commandos" and in Superman. Merced's Hawkgirl also appeared in Season 2 "Peacekeeper". Everything is connected. So, it would make sense to bring Pierre's green lantern to the big screen sooner than later.

During the Superman Tour, Gun was asked a lot about the sequel. He made it clear that he was writing a sequel, which we now know as "a man of tomorrow", but also knew he was not "Superman 2." Answering the fan Topics Previously Gun explained: "Superman has a big role." Not Superman 2. "" "

It takes on new meaning in the light of what we know about the film. The work of art that Gun shares in a great story of Nicolas Hult Lek Lutorthat can make it more than co-olive. Without going into the territory of wild speculation, it is possible that there is a greater threat to mankind that poses itself, resulting in more heroes than just Superman to extinguish the threat.

Because there were so many characters in it, There were concerns that Superman would be more than an ensemble image. Gun came out of his way to make sure that Clark Kent's story is still very much. However, here, it potentially opens the door to more than an ensemble piece. If this new film is not "Superman 2", it means it can focus elsewhere and give them some of these other new characters in the CCU to breathe more time. Who knows? Perhaps this could help collect the solo film "Green Lantern". Now, the possibilities feel endless.

"Tomorrow's Man" hits theaters on July 9, 2027.