Then, responding to one fan who doubted Peacemaker Season 2 would lead directly into Man of Tomorrow given there are other DCU projects set to come out in between, Gunn responded to make it clear, saying: “directly.”<\/p>\n
It\u2019s an interesting assertion from Gunn, with 2026 set to see Supergirl, Lanterns, and Clayface all come out as part of the continuing DCU, well before Man of Tomorrow a year later. But this isn\u2019t the first time Gunn has stressed Peacemaker Season 2\u2019s key role in the overarching story, with appearances from Justice Gang members who starred in July\u2019s DCU kickstarter Superman already in place.<\/p>\n
All eyes will be on Peacemaker Season 2, then, to see how it sets up Man of Tomorrow, which Gunn announced on social media alongside a set of images that have certainly set tongues wagging. Check out IGN\u2019s speculation about what sort of film Man of Tomorrow is<\/a> for more.<\/p>\n DC Universe: Every Upcoming Movie and TV Show Last month, Gunn revealed the ‘Superman Saga\u2019 while discussing his ongoing work on the follow-up to this summer\u2019s Superman<\/a>. Man of Tomorrow is not called Superman: Man of Tomorrow, Gunn clarified in another recent social media post<\/a>, simply Man of Tomorrow. But it is the next installment of the Superman Saga, he said<\/a>. Is Supergirl also part of the Superman Saga? Gunn is yet to say.<\/p>\n The distinction between Superman: Man of Tomorrow and Man of Tomorrow is important, given the speculation around what sort of movie it will be. Based on the teaser images, we’ll see Superman and a Power Armor-wearing Lex Luthor potentially joining forces to face a greater threat, while also continuing their bitter rivalry. Could Man of Tomorrow as the name of the film suggest it’s actually about Superman and Lex Luthor fighting to assume the title role?<\/p>\n James Gunn’s Man of Tomorrow: Superman vs. Lex Luthor Art Gallery Superman is considered a box office hit and a successful start for Gunn’s rebooted DCU. It’s made more than $600 million in theaters, making it the first and likely only superhero movie of 2025 to do so. Most of that money was made in North American theaters (Gunn has offered his thoughts on why Superman is doing better domestically than internationally<\/a>).<\/p>\n Wesley is Director, News at IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at wesley_yinpoole@ign.com or confidentially at wyp100@proton.me.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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