Jamesgunn Stories

I was fixed to your hand of gold, laying waste to my loving long ago. cover by illmeaning

Funny Suicide Squad parody. Amanda Waller has some beef with Lex Luthor's Illegal weapon organization. Her solution ? Gather a team of rag tag super villians to take him out. The Squard includes An Assassin who's tired of putting up with everyone's crap, The Joker's girlfriend who constantly breaks the forth wall, An stupid drunk Astrainal, Kelly hu who's aware she's playing the same charater again, Elsa... I mean the self perclaim ice queen, A hyper active speedy coffee drinker,A guy there just to die and A shark. With James Gunn directing these baddies are gonna have alot of fun taking Lex Luthor down. rated pg-13 Squad members: Deadshot, Harley Quinn,Cheshire ,Captain Boomerang, Killer frost, Reverse Flash and King Shark

Just as the Titans finally find peace, a new threat emerges from the shadows-monstrous creatures that even their combined strength can't defeat. Their only hope comes from a mysterious and powerful stranger known as Infinity X. But who is this enigma, and what is his connection to the Titans' past? As the lines between heroics and personal history blur, the team is forced to confront a world-ending threat with an unexpected new ally who holds secrets that could change everything. Based on the Netflix then Hulu series: Titans

The Authority is a superhero team that wants to fix the world in interesting ways

Jason Momoa is back playing Aquaman for his appearance in this movie that WB doesn't really know whether or not it takes place in James Gunn's Universe or DCEU. For the sake of storytelling, I'm keeping it to the James Gunn's DC Universe

This is a TV show following Guardians 3 focusing on Star-Lord and his grandfather's relationship

Keanu Reeves is back as Constantine. What better place to bring this movie into but reveal that it's been part of the James Gunn's DC Universe the whole time?

The people of Timefields, Alaska were once known for their generosity and humility-at least, that's the story we were raised on. Our parents spoke of a turning point, when something called the virtue gene reshaped humanity forever. It spread across the globe, transforming ordinary people into something extraordinary. But not everyone changed. And those who didn't... they grew fearful. Fearful of what they couldn't understand, of what no longer felt human to them. In 1986 they launched a plan to erase the virtue gene from existence. They believed they succeeded. But they were wrong.

Hal Jordan now takes flight as a Lantern

The story of how two of my favorite Guardians met CAST Bradley Cooper as Rocket Vin Diesel as Groot

The Flash was a good movie not a great movie but since James Gunn is of course cleaning house and soft rebooting the DCEU, I feel that a lot was missing from this movie like setting up James Gunn's DC Universe Here's an adaptation of Flashpoint the way it ought to be done

guardians of the galaxy starlord x reader based on the first gotg film nsfw chapter included!

Directed by James Mangold, this is a story, maybe just like another where Dr. Alec Holland turns into THE SWAMP THING CAST Ron Pearlman as Swamp Thing

Colonel Rick Flag knows he can't trust anyone while behind enemy lines. His superior has burned him. He's lost his entire squad. Even his closest friend and ally has been keeping secrets. Will they be able to complete the mission and make it home in one piece? Takes place during the events of The Suicide Squad, mostly.

Sinestro is now a Yellow Lantern and things are going to take a turn with this season

Lyla Quill has always had her brother. Just the two of them against the universe. So when they betray their ravager roots and face real danger- the biggest threats the galaxy has to offer- what and who will they meet along the way? Part of the Deas series!

Superman (2025) is a movie that brings fresh life into the DC Universe. From the moment the film begins, you can feel the difference. James Gunn does not waste time repeating the old origin story. Instead, he throws us right into the action, where Superman has already been saving lives for three years. This approach makes the movie feel faster and more engaging. David Corenswet completely owns the role of Superman. He plays Clark Kent with charm and heart, showing not just the power of Superman but also his human side. His connection with Lois Lane, played wonderfully by Rachel Brosnahan, is one of the film's best parts. Their relationship feels natural, filled with respect and care rather than forced drama. Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor brings a cold, calculating villain to the screen. He isn't loud or over-the-top; he's smart and scary in a very real way. His manipulation of the media and people around him feels very close to what we see in the real world, making the story more believable. The addition of Krypto the Superdog gives some much-needed fun moments, especially for younger audiences. The Justice Gang also appears, adding some high-energy team scenes. But what surprised me the most was the balance between action, fun, and deeper themes. Superman struggles with being seen as a hero when the world is full of political issues and public mistrust. This shows a very relatable side of him. One thing I really enjoyed was watching the movie again on Afdah after the theater release. Afdah made it easy to revisit the movie at home, and on the second watch, I noticed many small details-like background cameos and clever dialogues-that I missed the first time. The scenes felt just as powerful on a smaller screen, especially the emotional moments between Clark and his Earth parents.

Justice League Dark is a movie that follows a team of supernatural heroes from the DC Comics universe, including Batman, John Constantine, Zatanna, and others. They unite to combat a powerful supernatural threat endangering the world. The movie explores dark and mystical elements as the team battles supernatural creatures and delves into the realm of magic.