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DC Studios Boss Admits They Didn't Need to Abandon Zack Snyder's DCEU


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According to DC Studios CEO Peter Safran, there was no company mandate that he and James Gunn needed to reboot Zack Snyder DCEU Safran and Gunn have kicked off their new super-powered universe, with the release of Superman earlier this year (after a brief appetizer with last year's Creature Commandos). This ushered in a new era for the Blue Brand after several years of ups and downs under the previous regime The SnyderVerse era of DC was a divisive one, with some fans falling in love with the director's dark vision for the comic book world, while others found it too edgy for their taste Many had assumed Gunn and Safran were brought in as Warner eyed a new direction for the franchise, but that may not have entirely been the case In the new Superman: The Art and Making of the Film, DC Studios co-CEO Peter Safran revealed that "nothing was off limits" when he and Gunn were brought on to lead this next chapter of DC, including continuing with the canon already established by former DC headman Zack Snyder
This seems to indicate that Warner would have been perfectly fine had Gunn and Safran just picked up the DCEU and continued the story that Zack Snyder had started all those years ago with Man of Steel; however, instead, the two Hollywood execs opted to start their own thing, forging their own path with the DCU Gunn and Safran's DCU continues next year with the release of Supergirl, Clayface, and the newly delayed Lantern Fans can catch up on this entirely new superhero franchise, with Creature Commandos, Superman, and Peacemaker Season 2 on HBO Max Hearing that James Gunn and Peter Safran had the chance to continue Zack Snyder's DCEU and they decided against it is pretty telling It is not as though the new DC executive team had no experience with the SnyderVerse Gunn previously worked on The Suicide Squad, which was firmly planted in the now-defunct super-powered universe However, instead of moving forward with more from Snyder's former attempt at an interconnected DC universe, they decided it was better to start fresh at least for the most part It is notable that, despite the DCU being clearly distinct from the DCEU, there is still some connective tissue between the two