Miller May Stay, Wonder Woman Isn’t on Hold, & DC Is 8-10 Years Out
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James Gunn is in full offense mode knocking back rumors about the new DC Studios left and right.
First, it is true that WBD executives are open to the idea of keeping Ezra Miller as The Flash since the actors behavior has improved after beginning mental health treatment. If The Flash, which is tracking to become the biggest DCU hit ever stays on track then Miller will in all likelihood stay on as The Flash.
After Miller returned to set for The Flash reshoots in October, the first clear sign that WB was going ahead with the film, the movie’s release date was recently moved up one week to June 16, 2023. And there’s already a script written for The Flash 2, which was reportedly put together just in case The Flash does well.
Gunn took to Twitter once again to push back on the Wonder Woman rumor that she wouldn’t appear in the first three years:
@JamesGunn please debunk this one ðŸ˜
— ʬsirens (@dcabove) January 4, 2023
Wonderful!
Gunn also added that the roadmap for the DC Universe is planned out for the next 8 to 10 years.
