James Gunn’s DCU is about to kick off in earnest with the arrival of Creature Commandos, the animated return to a Suicide Squad-ish production. Scores are great.

The early scores of Creature Commandos on Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic have arrived, suggesting a remarkable start for the new DCU. The show is set to make its debut on Max on Thursday 5, 2024. The long-awaited animated superhero series is going to kick start James Gunn and Peter Safran’s rebooted DCU,

Creature Commandos star Steve Agee says that while kicking off the DCU with an animated show is "pretty high stakes," fans can rest assured that the future of the comic giant's TV and movie adaptations is in good hands.

Creature Commandos is the latest show in James Gunn's DC Universe, which he is trying to build into an equivalent to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

The first chapter of the new DC Universe is a monster hit with critics. Early Creature Commandos reviews were released Monday ahead of the DC Studios series’ Dec. 5 premiere on Max, and it sounds like the James Gunn written adult animated series is a freakishly fun — if familiar — appetizer for next summer’s

James Gunn’s latest project debuts his DCU with a 94% Rotten Tomatoes score, setting the stage for connected animated and live-action projects.

The reviews are in for DC Studios' Creature Commandos, but what are critics saying about the first DCU project ahead of next summer's Superman? You can find a full roundup of verdicts after the

Creature Commandos introduces the new DCU with a story only James Gunn could cook up, balanced by high-energy animated action, outrageous humor, and strong, emotional character arcs.

The first reviews for Creature Commandos indicate that James Gunn and Peter Safran's DCU is off to a strong start. Creature Commandos is a new animated series created by Gunn that serves as the first official DCU project.