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Man of Tomorrow star Matthew Lillard confirms he isn't playing a DC comic book character in the Superman sequel
Matthew Lillard has confirmed that his character in the upcoming Superman sequel, Man of Tomorrow, is not a traditional DC comic book character. He suggested that the role is a 'James Gunn moment,' implying it might be an original creation for the film. Lillard also mentioned his experience playing a unique character, Mr. Charles, in Marvel's Daredevil: Born Again.
The assassination of Bruce Wayne, Absolute Justice, and more reveals from DC's NYCC panels
DC Comics revealed major upcoming storylines and new series at New York Comic Con, focusing on both its mainline DC continuity and the Absolute Universe. Key announcements include a new Batman arc where Bruce Wayne is assassinated, the expansion of the Absolute Universe with a major crossover, and new solo series for characters like Starfire, Vixen, and Static.
New Injustice 3 Evidence Suggests It May Bring Back A Character Who Died A Very Injustice Death
Evidence suggests NetherRealm Studios is developing Injustice 3, with a stuntworker's resume listing motion capture work for Supergirl and Batwoman. The latter character, Katherine Kane, had a significant death in the Injustice comic series, hinting at potential resurrection or a reimagined role in the upcoming fighting game.
Superman sequel Man of Tomorrow will focus on "who Lex Luthor is", according to Guy Gardner star Nathan…
Nathan Fillion, who voices Guy Gardner, revealed that the upcoming Superman sequel, Man of Tomorrow, will delve into the character of Lex Luthor. The film will see Superman teaming up with Luthor to face the villain Brainiac. Nicholas Hoult returns as Luthor, and David Corenswet noted the film will have a more mature tone.
James Gunn would love to keep Man of Tomorrow's villain a secret until the Superman follow-up hits theaters
Director James Gunn expressed a desire to keep the villain Brainiac and the new Superman suit a secret until the movie "Man of Tomorrow" hits theaters in July 2027. While acknowledging that a complete surprise is not feasible, Gunn prefers to reveal as little as possible beforehand. The film has wrapped filming and will feature returning cast members like David Corenswet as Superman and Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, alongside new additions.
James Gunn tells audiences not to expect "substantial amounts" of new characters in Man of Tomorrow, as…
Director James Gunn clarified that his upcoming DC film, Man of Tomorrow, will focus primarily on Superman and Lex Luthor, with no "substantial amounts" of other characters. While theories abound, Gunn stated that most speculation is incorrect, though Brainiac will be a significant villain and Adria Arjona's role as Wonder Woman is highly anticipated. The film is set to release on July 9, 2027.
Even though John Stewart will be in Man of Tomorrow, Lanterns showrunner says he didn't have "any specific…
Lanterns showrunner Chris Mundy stated that he had creative freedom for the upcoming DC Universe series, despite its connection to the wider franchise. John Stewart, played by Aaron Pierre, will appear in both Lanterns and the film Man of Tomorrow. Mundy described the show as a gritty detective drama focusing on the dynamic between Stewart and Hal Jordan, played by Kyle Chandler.
James Gunn explains why Superman and Braniac "have beef," and it might be a hint about Man of Tomorrow
Director James Gunn explained the antagonistic relationship between Superman and Brainiac in the upcoming film Superman: Man of Tomorrow, stating that Brainiac represents intelligence devoid of humanity, contrasting with Superman's strong human connection. This thematic element, along with the forced alliance between Superman and Lex Luthor, is expected to be a significant focus in the movie, which is set to release on July 9, 2027.