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Supergirl’s dropping the cape... okay, not literally. But she is dropping the subtitle. James Gunn recently revealed that Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow will now go by the sleeker, sassier Supergirl.
Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow arrives in the summer of 2026, and here's everything we know about the Girl of Steel's DCU debut ...
Superman' director James Gunn on Krypto, Lex Luthor, getting fired from Marvel, and projects from 'Supergirl' to 'Lanterns' and 'The Batman Part II.' ...
James Gunn has confirmed a title change for Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow. Craig Gillespie is currently working on a DCU ...
Woman of Tomorrow has a new title, and explains why he also dropped the Legacy from Superman. We also have more from the ...
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Comic Book Resources on MSNThe DCU Needs to Avoid the DCEU's Biggest Mistake When It Comes to SupergirlThe DCEU made a major mistake with Superman and Supergirl, but James Gunn can't make the same mistake with its Kryptonians in ...
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Woman of Tomorrow, the Girl of Steel gets a new DC Comics statue from Sideshow Collectibles and Iron Studios. See it now!
A film can have the perfect script, the perfect set, or the perfect actor, but without the right director, it will ultimately ...
Sirens' Rotten Tomatoes audience score keeps dropping a month after the Milly Alcock series dropped on Netflix.
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United News of Bangladesh on MSNNew 'Wonder Woman' film in development, confirms DC's James GunnA new Wonder Woman film is currently in the works, DC Studios co-chief James Gunn has confirmed in an interview with Entertainment Weekly.
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Screen Rant on MSNI'm Convinced 1 DCEU Villain Needs A Second Chance In The DC Universe After Their Actor's Latest Comments About The RoleOne DCEU actor deserves to reprise their villain role in James Gunn's DCU after both Suicide Squad movies wasted their ...
A new “Wonder Woman" film is currently in the works, DC Studios co-chief James Gunn has confirmed in an interview with ...
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