The final episode of Creature Commandos, the first project in James Gunn and Peter Safran’s newly established DCU, has aired - and it was just as heartbreaking as we thought it would be, if not more.

Yet, this is certainly not to say James Gunn is a one-trick pony or that the DCU is in the same crisis as the DCEU ever was. Despite the fact that the animation and action scenes have been fairly impressive,

Creature Commandos is confirmed to be getting a second season on Max, which should be music to the ears of DC fans, even if those of us in the UK are still patiently waiting for the first episodes to arrive.

Creature Commandos season 1 might have just come to an end, but luckily we have a whole other season to look forward to. James Gunn announced the animated DC show's renewal sometime before Christmas, which came as no surprise given the impressive streaming numbers and overwhelmingly positive reviews from critics.

The animated show Creature Commandos started James Gunn's DCU. The first episode canonized The Suicide Squad from 2021 and Peacemaker Season 1.

Creature Commandos episode 7 has arrived, bringing to an end season 1 of the very first show in James Gunn and Peter Safran’s newly established DCU. The animated series, which is canon, introduced Rick Flag Sr.

Rick Flag Sr. and Frankenstein are among a number of wacky heroes leading this exciting superhero team story.

Creature Commandos has had fans abuzz when new episodes drop every week, and DC Studios boss James Gunn reveals that that's the point, actually.

Which DC monsters should join Task Force M in Creature Commandos season two, and which should not make the cut?