Peacemaker Season 2 To Begin Filming In June: Report
The production will reportedly run through the end of September in Vancouver.
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The DCU (DC Universe) is launching on TV, in theaters, and video games. Coming from James Gunn, Peter Safran, and Warner Bros. Discovery’s DC Studios, the new slate will reinvent DC. It starts with Creature Commandos and Superman. Then next up is Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, Lanterns, and Peacemaker Season 2. Here you can read news, reviews, and interviews all about the new DC Comics-based universe.
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Superman Legacy Gets A Title Change | DC News Update
The big news of the week is Superman kicking off production, and changing its title. Plus Barry Keoghan is back as The Joker in The Batman: Part II. Joe Manganiello wrote a Deathstroke screenplay that will never happen. Will there be a Jurassic League animated movie? And more DCU news.
Superman: Legacy Is Now Just Titled Superman, Offers First Look
Plus, principal photography has already begun!
Superman Legacy Begins Filming March 18
The production will film until August in Atlanta, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Will Robert Pattinson Guest Star In The Penguin? | DC News Update
Production wraps on The Penguin, but will Robert Pattinson guest star as Batman? Plus, James Gunn sets up a rumor-guessing game on Threads, so we play. Bassem Youssef was not let go from Superman Legacy for political statements on Israel.
Booster Gold, Lanterns, Waller, In Development At DC Studios
The three series are all in development at Max.
Peacemaker Season 2 Moves Forward | DC News Update
Plus, Xolo Maridueña comments on Blue Beetle’s return, and Aldis Hodge talks Hawkman.
Milly Alcock Cast As Supergirl | DC News Update
Plus we get a big DCU update from James Gunn, and Batman casting (doesn’t) heat up.
Superman Legacy Filming Begins In March | DC News Update
Plus, Supergirl casting is down to two, and more DCU news.
Supergirl: Woman Of Tomorrow Casting Heats Up | DC News Update
Plus The Ayer Cut is dead, Jesse Eisenberg has some Lex Luthor advice, and more news.