Creature Commandos Review: The DC Universe Begins In The Most James Gunn Way

In simpler terms, the animated series “Creature Commandos” is the initial release of the revamped DC Universe by James Gunn and Peter Safran. This series comes after “Peacemaker,” another streaming show, which was a spin-off from Gunn’s 2021 film “The Suicide Squad.” This movie was actually a sequel to the 2016 “Suicide Squad” by David Ayer and belonged to the old DC Extended Universe. So it seems that the happenings of “The Suicide Squad” (but not the original “Suicide Squad”) and most of “Peacemaker” Season 1 from the DCEU are considered canon in the new DC Universe, except for any references made to the Justice League, who are being recast and reimagined in this new universe.

Vikrant Massey avoids replying when asked about his announcement of taking break from acting; thanks PM Modi for attending The Sabarmati Report screening

On the chilly morn of December 2nd, 2024, a revelation from none other than Vikrant Massey left me, his devoted fan, utterly stunned. Via his digital platforms, this captivating actor shared his intention to step back from the glitz and glamour of showbiz following the release of his final two films next year. Even at a recent screening of The Sabarmati Report, graced by the presence of our esteemed PM, Narendra Modi, he deftly evaded queries regarding his hiatus from Bollywood, maintaining an enigmatic smile throughout.

I’ve Watched The Creature Commandos Season Three Times. This Is Why I’m Obsessed With James Gunn’s First DCU Project

At the onset of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the Phase One projects weren’t seen as surefire successes. This information might be familiar to you, but it’s worth reiterating. Iron Man wasn’t widely recognized, and Robert Downey Jr., due to his past issues, was viewed as a risky choice for Tony Stark. Thor and Captain America were deemed high-risk ventures, delving into fantasy and period action when Marvel required box office guarantees. Additionally, the Guardians of the Galaxy were largely unknown entities at that time, with the idea of their leader being a plump comedian from the NBC sitcom Parks and Recreation seemingly far-fetched.