Gunn pone fin a las disputas entre fans, se alía con Superman frente a Los Cuatro Fantásticos

James Gunn’s thoughtful approach to the upcoming DCU and MCU clash — especially with Superman (July 11) and The Fantastic Four: First Steps (July 25) — highlights a refreshing shift in superhero cinema. Rather than feeding into the long-standing "Marvel vs. DC" fan wars, Gunn is choosing unity, respect, and optimism. His background at both studios (Guardians of the Galaxy for Marvel, The Suicide Squad for DC) gives him a unique perspective, and his leadership in the new DCU signals a mature, collaborative era for superhero storytelling.

The announcement of the Deadpool/Batman crossover one-shots — the first official team-up between Marvel and DC in over 20 years — is more than just a marketing stunt. It’s a symbolic bridge between the two universes, acknowledging their shared legacy while opening the door to even more bold, unexpected crossovers in the future, like the 2026 follow-up.

As for which DC movie Gunn should direct next, here’s a quick breakdown of the most compelling options from the poll:

• Batman: The Brave and the Bold – A perfect fit. Gunn loves underdogs and ensemble energy, and this series (especially the animated version) is built on heart, humor, and team-ups. He could bring a fresh, cinematic spin to this beloved concept.
• The Flash – Already in development, but Gunn’s talent for blending emotional storytelling with high-stakes action could make this a standout. His knack for character-driven sci-fi (e.g., Guardians) would work wonders here.
• The Authority – A darker, more adult-oriented DCU project. If Gunn wants to explore the grittier side of the DCU, this could be his most daring move yet — and a bold statement of creative freedom.
• An Amanda Waller/ARGUS Movie – A sleeper hit waiting to happen. Gunn has a history with morally gray characters and government conspiracies (see The Suicide Squad). A Waller-centric film could be a game-changer for the DCU’s espionage side.

But if we had to pick one, it’s Batman: The Brave and the Bold.

Why? Because it’s a natural extension of Gunn’s strengths: fun, heartfelt heroism, ensemble dynamics, and a balance of levity and stakes. Plus, it would signal that the DCU isn’t just about brooding superheroes — it’s a universe where even the most unlikely allies can shine.

And with a 2026 release date for Superman: World’s Finest (if it happens), the dream of a James Gunn-directed Batman & Superman team-up might not be far off.

🎥 July 2025 could be the month the superhero world truly unites — not in rivalry, but in celebration.
Let the crossovers begin.