It has been more than two years since Jameseshes Gun, director of the Galaxy Guardian trilogy, and producer Peter Safran took the heads of DC Studio. Task from Warner Bros. Rebooting the DC Universe Under a unified umbrella, things are finally gathering, with Gun Superman set to hit theaters this summer. Since the property enters the full steam mode ahead, Gun and Safran have been thinking about going wrong with the universe they inherited.

During the special stamp event, which was attended by Bria Bria, Gun and Safran addressed many questions about the new DC universe. At one point, the conversation turned to what is most commonly referred to that started with Zack Snyder's "Man of Steel" in 2013 And it ended with "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" in 2023. Safran explained that, from the point of view, the failure of the previous DC universe (or multiversum instead) is the result of things being too separated:

"When we first got the boards more than two years ago, the DC brand was defined by various creative teams in the company and everyone followed their special kind of characters and their stories, leaving very little room for coordination, collaboration, or crossover. And the result was not one DCU, but many.

Until the point of Safran, Snyder's films existed firmly in the same universe, with "Batman against Superman: Dawn of Justice" and "Justice League" telling a cohesive story, though division. Meanwhile, Warner Bros. and DC has had a great success with a $ 1 billion hit that was Okeroker in 2019, Okeroker. that was an independent story. This began to separate the DC universe and create a little confusion of the brand.

It certainly did not help that the "justice league" was a colossal failure in 2017Leading Snyder fans to spend years campaigning to publish his definitive intersection, the SB eventually made in 2021. This led only to further confusion and further separation of the fan -base. Even the successes of DC, such as Batman in 2022, did not help in some way, with Robert Pattinson another Batman in a new universe excluded from DCE. This is to say nothing about the CW arrow. Basically, the DC brand was split in several directions.

"This is partly what brought us to DC Studios," Safran added. "Making a sense of unity, consistency, cohesion of this universe not only makes sense to us as storytellers, but it must really be the future of the entire DC brand. People want to see these iconic characters who communicate. They want to experience this Timeless IP as one.

Can DC Studios avoid repetition of DCEU errors with its new DC universe? There are already plans to maintain everything connected, but he also hopes to do so that every project can stand alone. Talking about it, Gun said the following:

"We want to continue to have these stories related, but not completely dependent on each other. Although we are telling a bigger story that will last a little time. And all those actors, all the basic actors will play again, the characters from television to Animation and so on. "

It all sounds great if Saffran and Gun can get it out. There is already a little confusion about the new continuity of DCUSince Gun's "The Suicide Squad" characters and his series of Spinoff "Peaceuar" are part of the restart. We hope it makes sense because these projects are starting to go out into the world. Well, Matt Reeves's "Batman Part II" complicates things a little, as Gun and Safan intend to throw a new Batman, but we'll have to see how it all shakes.

Superman flies in theaters on July 11, 2025.