James Gunn reveals Lanterns has a 2026 release window, "around the same time" as Supergirl
Nov. 19, 2024James Gunn has revealed when we can expect Lanterns
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Lanterns, the TV show all about the Green Lantern Corps, finally has a release window.
Theshow stars Kyle Chandler as Hal JordanandAaron Pierre as John Stewart. In the show, Stewart will be a fresh recruit to the Lanterns, and he’ll investigate a murder with Jordan in America.
“It’s really Creature Commandos, Superman, Peacemaker, Lanterns, Supergirl,” Gunn toldIGN. “And then some things people don’t know.”
First up for the DCU is Creature Commandos, an animated Max show arriving this December. The first movie in the DCU, however, isSuperman– previously titled Superman: Legacy – which stars David Corenswet as Clark Kent, Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, and Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor.
Peacemaker season 2 is also on the way, thoughyou might be confused about how canon season 1 is, considering it was released as part of the old DCEU. “Now in Creature Commandos, you’ll hear them talk about things that happened in [The] Suicide Squad or Peacemaker. Well then, those things automatically become canon,” Gunn commented.
“The truth is almost all of Peacemaker is canonwith the exception of Justice League… which we will kind of deal with in the next season of Peacemaker,” he added.
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