Despite the popular belief, not all superhero universes are built in the same way. Who knew! Few understand that idea better than the Jameseshes Gun, the leading light behind the Galaxy Guardian trilogy for Marvel And The current co-architect of the newly branded DC universe (along with the co-head of the DC Studios Peter Safran). Having abundant experience on both sides of the comic book trail, Gunn's unique position left it an equally unique perspective - especially when it comes to impacts and goals behind The restored franchise (and a rejuvenated rival at Marvel's film universe) that started completely with this year's Superman.

Is a lot done as Gun returned the big blue boy scout in old -fashioned roots, taken directly from Grant Morrison pages. But when it comes to the franchise in DC as a whole? His inspirations are far wider than you have ever imagined. For example, use his approach to building a whole world, which covers the media and streaming films and shows (not to mention incorporating animation along with live-action properties, as well as the "Creature Commandos" series). For many, the obvious comparison with making Marvel's Chinese universe will be. "Gods and Monsters", the title of this first phase of the Master Plan of Gun and Safran for the DCC, can also be the equivalent of the Kevin Fagie phase. And based on how Superman finished things, we must head to another movie "Avengers"-the team that included the justice league. All this fits quite flawlessly with the most prominent DC competition (if you like) ... right?

Well, not so fast. Gun, apparently, sets its sights on many different benchmarks of Marvel, and they are not what you would expect. In a recent interview, the director also cited the constant expansion of the Game of Thrones franchise. And you know what? It actually makes a lot of sense.

Being passed some time before the entire volume of the DC Universe of the Jameseshes Gun and Peter Safran to become obvious, but both of the studio's heads clearly think at another level in full compared to the likes of us only mortals. Take Gun's latest comments to actor/interviewer Rainn Wilson Interview magazinewhere the two re -linked after working together on Gun's film "Super" in 2010. At one point during their wide conversation, Wilson asked specifically about the approach of the world construction of the DC universe as a whole and that makes the prospect of someone in his position so exciting. According to Gun:

"I think that's the reason I agreed to work. You're talking about George RD Martin, and he's really one of the guys I love and see. I'm a huge fan of his and people saying," Oh, DCCs do what is () MCU. " From this we tell individual stories from that universe. "

This may sound unexpected to the surface, but closely to the "Game of Thrones" and "Starwells War" to help it clarify things. The first successfully (and deliberately) hammered the original HBO series to tell separate-but-coses related stories with the "Dragon House" and The upcoming "Knight of the Seven Kingdoms". Meanwhile, the second has collected very unbreakable publicity through its sequel trilogy, of course, but do not look beyond the different animated shows, Disney+ series like "Mandalorian", "Acolithic" and "Skeleton", and even Non-Canonic (but no less ambitious) productions such as "Starwells War: Visions", And you will see why the comparison fits. Unlike the strictly interconnected MCU's boundaries, DCU now has every opportunity to take much faster and bad direction and put more emphasis on the story that is at hand-and less in the big picture.

Time will tell if this works as planned, but there is already much to like this way of thinking. For our money, it is the perfect response to all MCU comparisons.

For now, You can catch "Superman" on both digital and in cinemas.