James Gunn has already revealed many inspirations for his upcoming Superman movie, from comics like All-Star Superman to kaiju films like Godzilla: Minus One, but we didn't expect his own recent history to be a key part of the project as well.

James Gunn has provided clarification to fans regarding his “it killed them” comment about Marvel and the MCU. Gunn has directed the GOTG films for Marvel Studios. Currently, Gunn is occupied with the promotion of his upcoming Superman movie.

James Gunn, the co-head of DC Studios, is being very clear about how he wants superhero movies made. In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, Gunn said that no film under his leadership will begin production without a finished script.

James Gunn has said “we’ll survive” in response to an apparent attempt by Zack Snyder fans to sabotage his new Superman movie with a targeted online campaign.The director’s highly anticipated reboot of the iconic DC superhero franchise will launch in July.

"It’s all right to have an opposing force every once in a while." Devoted Snyderverse fans are plotting an attack on Superman — but James Gunn isn't the least bit worried. On Sunday, the DC boss responded to news that a contingent of Zack Snyder fans are brainstorming ways to undermine the success of Gunn's upcoming Superman film,

"Do it or don’t do it, and then stand by it." It appears Rachel Brosnahan's kryptonite is actors who "pooh-pooh" on their own superhero movies. Speaking with her pal Amanda Seyfried for Interview magazine,

Rachel Brosnahan is making her comic book movie debut as Lois Lane in James Gunn’s “Superman” this summer, and it’s an experience she does not plan on criticizing no matter how successful or not the movie ends up being.

Rachel Brosnahan said that actors who have been in superhero films should not complain and “stand by” the work. In a conversation with Mamma Mia star Amanda Seyfried, Brosnahan, who will be playing Lois Lane in James Gunn ’s forthcoming Superman film,