DC Studios Reveals First Look At ‘Creature Commandos’ Animated Series

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Creature Commandos

DC Studios has offered fans a fist look at its upcoming animated series Creature Commandos.

An animated Creature Commandos series was announced as part of the first chapter of the new DC Universe, which is titled “Gods and Monsters.” The seven-episode series was written by DC Studios co-head James Gunn and features the return of The Suicide Squad breakout Weasel as well as the introductions of Eric Frankenstein, Nina Mazursky, Doctor Phosphorus, G.I. Robot, Rick Flag Sr. and the Bride of Frankenstein. Flag is expected to appear in other DC Universe projects.

An official image from Creature Commandos can be seen below. The series is in production but does not yet have an official release date.

The Creature Commandos were created by J. M. DeMatteis and Pat Broderic, with the team making its first appearance in the pages of 1980’s Weird War Tales #93. Their leader General Matthew Shrieve made an appearance in the third season of The CW’s Arrow, with Marc Singer bringing the character to life.

The future of the DC Universe

James Gunn and Peter Safran told journalists that their vision for the DC Universe includes locked scripts, wiggle room and a unified storyline across film, teleivsion, animation and video game projects. The two explained that the DC Universe could bring back elements from previous DC regimes, meaning that their eight-to-year plan is not a full reboot.

Shazam! Fury of the GodsThe FlashBlue Beetle and Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom are currently in various stages of post-production at Warner Bros. Discovery, with all four DC Universe movies slated to hit theaters in 2023. Will the characters from those movies make appearances in the new DCU? Only Gunn and Safran know.

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Michael Bezanidis

Michael Bezanidis

Michael is the Managing Editor of Heroic Hollywood. When he's not playing video games, he's usually writing about film and television.