The first building block for the DC Universe isn't Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, or even The Flash. It's a bunch of losers named Creature Commandos. Max has picked up the James Gunn-written series for a second season midway through the show's seven-episode first season. It premiered on Max on
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Well, well, well. The DC Films universe has officially kicked off with Creature Commandos. Normally it would be a bit strange to kick off your massive multimedia superhero franchise restart with an animated show; but it actually shows off what DC is going for perfectly. It shows their commitment to
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The first project from the new DC Studios is Creature Commandos. Check out the trailer for the animated series above. It's cast includes Sean Gunn, Frank Grillo, Maria Bakalova, Indira Varma, Zoe Chao, Alan Tudyk, David Harbour, and Steve Agee. In the comic series, the Creature Commandos team
CREATURE COMMANDOS is one of the most widely anticipated of DC Studios' and Warner Bros. Animation's new series. Not least of which is because it's one of the few adult animated shows in DC's roster of series in general, courtesy of showrunner and executive producer James Gunn (Slither, Guardians
Creature Commandos is turning out to be a rather odd show. Not least of which is because it's based off of a rather obscure comic book originally set in WWII. However, DC Studios and Warner Bros. Animation have decided that a WWII setting isn't entertaining enough, and have decided to update this
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