Yup, it's certainly been quite the month for DC fans. Let's take a look into the big moments from this month.
Clayface, starring Tom Rhys Harries is currently enjoying success in theatres, having made its budget back and then some.
James Gunn has stated once again that the DCU Batman has not been yet cast and not to expect a trailer for Man Of Tomorrow (July 9th 2027) in December.
In regards to The Suicide Squad, characters like Bloodsport and Ratcatcher II are canon to the DCU and that Margot Robbie has the option to return as Harley Quinn.
Luca Guadagnino's Sgt. Rock movie was supposedly cancelled over budgetary reasons. I would have loved to have seen that film.
Following Matt Reeves having to step aside, Steven Soderbergh will finish up The Batman - Part II (February 18th 2028), which has resumed production. Reeves will handle post-production.
Matthew Lillard will be playing an original character for Man Of Tomorrow.
Peter Safran has stated that there have been discussions over various roles for Alan Ritchson to play in the DCU.
Nathan Fillion will reprise his role as Guy Gardner for The People v. Gorilla Grodd. The eight part show will stream on HBO Max in 2027.
Josh Hutcherson and Mackenzie Davis will voice Scott Free and Big Barda for the upcoming HBO Max series, Mister Miracle. The eight episode show will premiere in 2028.
Ilya Naishuller is one of the directors being considered to direct the Bane/Deathstroke film, which will be called Savage Hunters.
Lanterns is being considered for a second season at HBO, depending on the story. The first season concluded earlier in the month.
James Mangold's Swamp Thing is still going ahead but we're no closer to specific details as to when exactly.
A live action show that will focus on Poison Ivy is in early development at HBO. Lauren LeFranc, who worked on The Penguin will head up this show.
The second part of Batman: Knightfall titled Batman: Knightfall, Part 2 - Knightquest will be released on December 8th.
DC Studio films in early development include Batman: Brave And The Bold, Wonder Woman, Teen Titans, Swamp Thing and Savage Hunters.
David Ellison has backed James Gunn and Peter Safran's vision for DC, which he views as a pillar for their film division.
That's it for this month. Happy Halloween, DC fans.
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