In mid-2022, executives from what was then called HBO Max approached James Gunn about doing another series adapted from DC Comics, following his hit "Peacemaker." His first idea: an animated show loosely based on the DC comics characters known as the Creature Commandos,

T he hierarchy of power in the DC universe just changed. As the Arrowverse bows out with the ending of "Superman & Lois," its shared universe is giving way to the next attempt by

Creature Commandos is a new adult animated series written entirely by DCU co-chair James Gunn. The program follows a dysfunctional group of monsters imprisoned by Amanda Waller, tasked with committing heroic acts to keep humanity safe.

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.

David Harbour has been a fan-favorite performer since he debuted as Jim Hopper in the first season of Stranger Things back in 2016, with each year bringing him more opportunities to take on thrilling new characters,

Task Force M, better known as DC Comics' Creature Commandos, have a ton of new merch ahead of their DCU debut on Max.

Creature Commandos hits Max tomorrow with the two-episode season debut of the series set to follow a group of incarcerated "monsters" who are assigned missions deemed too dangerous for humans. It features a stellar voice cast including Steve Agee,

In an interview with Variety, Gunn explained that Creature Commandos is just a small taste of what to expect. “I just liked the idea of a soft intro to our universe in which met

Creature Commandos might seem like an odd choice to be the first new project of James Gunn’s tenure running DC’s film and TV operations. Why kick off this post-Snyderverse era with a gory and frequently sad animated spinoff of Gunn’s The Suicide Squad,