Superman has always been a character that is ideals such as hope, altruism and unstable human spirit, but this year, it is high against a series of endemic to many recent comics film: homework. While Warner Bros. is trying to restart his lead franchise with a brand new DC universe that takes place under the careful eye of the studio Co-Games Jameseshes Gun and Peter Safran, No movie feels more essential right outside the gate of Gun's upcoming "Superman". Part of it comes down to simply making good and successful films, which would be a refreshing change in the tempo of the sequence of critical and disappointments of the box office, remaining from the previous regime. But just as important is the need to avoid the mistakes of DC's biggest and most terrifying competitor, Marvel's film universe.

To that end, we can obviously say goodbye to the idea of ​​having to treat every film and present ourselves as homework just to understand what follows next. MCUs leaning a little bit Also It is difficult for the whole #itsallconnecondenced MANTRA and ended up alienating significant amounts of their own audience, many of whom did not have to bother to see Disney+ shows as "Ms Marvel" and "Vandasza" to stay in the "Marveli", for example. According to Gun, however, we will not have to worry about it with its restarted DC universe.

In a new cover story about it Fun weeklySuperman's writer/director and franchise architect assures fans that the experience of watching a project until the next should be painless. As he explains, "I really try to be careful that someone can dip and see the story that is next and not feel like they lack information." One thing is to say that, of course, and quite another to successfully use it in practice. Given how much they drive Superman's financial performance, However, the creative team has an even greater impetus to live by this particular promise.

I suppose you could say that a crypto Superdog ate our homework with a superhero. (Sorry, sorry, I have been trying to delete it.) For years, studios have been chasing the dream of a whole shared universe that has managed to balance each other's connection to storytelling. In fact, this is what Marvel achieved with Phase 1 films leading to the "Avengers" in 2012-self-owned features that are satisfactory and complete in their place, but are not necessarily to see the experiences to understand the great crossover. Of course, that approach fell to a great deal of way to the moment we headed forward in "Avengers: Infinite War" and "Avengers: Endgame", but Marvel's head, Kevin Fagie, now seems aware of how they used to be, at least.

Do not count on the Jameses Gun and DC Studio that repeat these mistakes. Ideally, this should mean that Moviegoers will be able to watch the next year "Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow" with Mill Alcock in the role of the title and should not rely on the information set out in this year's Superman. Since then it can be tricky Superger has been reported to debut in the film directed at Gun in a small role Before her solo film, but we are iousubopite to see how Gun handles the serialized nature of it all. Does that mean the DC universe No However, the eyes of the great extravagance team along the line, yet? Die your thought! Gun continues to explain how he is watching a certain reward related to justice in the league:

"The most important thing is the specific stories, but there is a much bigger story that we tell what will take a little longer to tell. This is a kind of the next few things."

The director plays exactly gathering, claiming that, "but there is no justice league in this world ... not yet." Obviously, The events of Superman and his ensemble packed with superhero jam There may be something to say about it. We will only have to wait and see when Superman flies in cinemas July 11, 2025.