Goodwin's Universe: Chapter One

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Chapter One: Gods and Monsters
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Chapter One is the upcoming first slate of content for the Goodwin's Universe (GWU), which is scheduled to begin in January 2025. It is a media franchise and shared universe with shortfilms. The GWU was created by Freddie Goodwin with the help of the production company Mob Productions and the producer company SOI Studios. Chapter One is set to have eleven installments, with one releasing each month except for December 2025. Chapter One will begin with Clash of Minds, which is scheduled to be released in January 2025, as the beginning of the GWU. The feature films in this chapter are produced both by Marvel Studios and DC Studios alongside Mob Productions, SOI Studios, and Warner Bros. Pictures.

The films of the chapter are Clash of Minds, starring Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark and Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor, Web of Shadows, Gods Among Mortals, Shadows of Gotham, Broken Alliances, and Goodwinverse: Assembled.

Background

Further information: Development of the DC Extended Universe

In April 2022, Discovery, Inc. and Warner Bros. Pictures' parent company WarnerMedia merged to become Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), led by president and CEO David Zaslav. The new company was expected to restructure DC Entertainment so the film, television, and video game divisions of the company could be aligned. Even before the merger was complete, Zaslav began meeting with candidates to take over DC Films—including film executive Emma Watts—with the hope of finding an equivalent to Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige. Despite some recent successes with DC films and series, Zaslav and WBD felt DC lacked a "coherent creative and brand strategy" and were underusing key characters such as Superman.[1] DC Films president Walter Hamada was still contracted until 2023, and his supporters felt Zaslav was not giving him enough credit for his DC plans and successes.[2] In June, Zaslav announced that DC Films would be separated from Warner Bros. within the WBD structure but would be overseen by Warner Bros. film chairs Michael De Luca and Pamela Abdy until a new DC head was appointed.[3]

At the start of August, WBD decided not to release the DC Extended Universe (DCEU) film Batgirl on HBO Max or theatrically, stating that it "simply did not work" and went against Zaslav's mandate to make DC films "big theatrical event films".[4] Soon after, Zaslav said he wanted a new 10-year plan for DC films,[5] and he had enlisted the help of Disney executive Alan F. Horn in finding a new leader for DC. Hamada was reportedly upset by the cancellation of Batgirl and tried to leave DC Films, but was convinced by De Luca and Abdy to stay through the release of Black Adam in October 2022.[6][7] Around that time, Henry Cavill reprised his role as Superman from Man of Steel (2013) for a cameo appearance in Black Adam. This was against Hamada's wishes and was approved by De Luca and Abdy when they were approached directly by Black Adam star Dwayne Johnson. Johnson began promoting the idea of a Black Adam vs. Superman film co-starring Cavill in the future, and Warner Bros. began pursuing a sequel to Man of Steel starring Cavill.[8] At the end of August, producer Dan Lin emerged as a potential candidate for taking over DC,[9] but exited talks weeks later.[10] Todd Phillips, director of the standalone DC film Joker (2019), was also considered for the role but remained focused on directing the sequel Joker: Folie à Deux (2024).[9]

Development

Writer/director James Gunn and producer Peter Safran were announced as the co-chairs and co-CEOs of the newly formed DC Studios at the end of October 2022 and were set to take over from Hamada on November 1. It was considered a shocking and unprecedented decision to have a high-profile director like Gunn move into a top executive position at a film studio. Gunn was expected to focus on the creative side of the company while Safran focused on the business and production side, and their deal was reportedly for four years. In addition to their new roles, Gunn and Safran were expected to continue directing and producing projects, respectively, though these would be exclusively for WBD. They would report directly to Zaslav and work closely with De Luca and Abdy.[11] A week after starting their new roles, the pair said they had begun working with a group of writers to develop an eight-to-ten-year plan for the new DC Universe (DCU).[12][13] Zaslav said they had begun work on a bible for future DC projects that would be finished soon. He also said the new plan would emulate Marvel's model of having a single, unified approach to each character, specifically highlighting new approaches to Batman and Superman. By mid-November, Gunn had already begun writing the script for a new DC film while Safran had been "fixing" the DCEU film Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (2023).[14]

In early December, Gunn and Safran were finalizing their plans ahead of a meeting with Zaslav. Patty Jenkins was no longer developing a sequel to her DCEU films Wonder Woman (2017) and Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) after being told by Gunn and Safran that such a film did not fit within their new plans. Various rumors about the plans were circulating, including that the DCU would be a complete reboot of the DCEU that moved away from the actors cast by filmmaker Zack Snyder,[15] that Matt Reeves's The Batman films would be integrated with the DCU,[16] and that Aquaman actor Jason Momoa would be recast as the character Lobo.[15] These reveals and rumors led to concerns within the industry and among DC fans about the direction Gunn and Safran were taking the franchise, and Gunn put out a statement saying they "were coming into a fractious environment" and there would be an "unavoidable transitional period as we moved into telling a cohesive story across film, TV, animation and gaming".[16][17] A week later, Gunn announced that they had a slate of projects "ready to go" and would provide more details in 2023. He was writing a new Superman film that would not star Cavill, and Ben Affleck was confirmed to not be reprising his DCEU Batman role moving forward. Gunn and Safran had discussions with Cavill and Affleck about returning to the DCU to respectively portray a new character and direct a project;[18] Affleck later said he was not interested in directing a DCU project.[19]

In January 2023, the DCU was reported to be a "broad but not blanket reset" of the DCEU.[20] On January 31, Gunn and Safran unveiled the first projects from the DCU slate.[21] They revealed the writers who had been working with them on the overall story for the DCU: Drew Goddard, Jeremy Slater, The Flash (2023) writer Christina Hodson, Christal Henry, and comic book writer Tom King.[22] The writers took inspiration from the Star Wars franchise, which has "different times, different places, different things", as well as from the series Game of Thrones (2011–2019) and its morally complex characters.[23] The group had planned two "chapters" of story for the eight-to-ten-year plan, with the potential for more chapters after that.[24] The first chapter was titled "Gods and Monsters" and its first five films were Superman: Legacy (later retitled Superman), The Authority, The Brave and the Bold, Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, and Swamp Thing.[22][25] Its first five television series were Creature Commandos, Waller, Lanterns, Paradise Lost, and Booster Gold.[22] Any DC projects that did not fit within the shared universe would be labeled "DC Elseworlds". Gunn said the slate combined DC's "diamond characters", such as Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman, with lesser-known characters who they hoped would become just as popular.[21] He chose not to retell the origin stories of Batman and Superman because "everyone knows them" already, and pushed back against a suggestion that the DCU was focusing on "niche" characters that only interested comic book fans.[26]

Gunn said The Flash would "reset" the DCEU continuity,[23] making the DCU a "soft reboot" that retains certain cast members and elements of the DCEU while replacing others.[27] Gunn and Safran primarily selected the elements that are carried over based on actors.[28] The pair expected characters to be portrayed by the same actors across mediums, including animation.[23] They said Viola Davis (Amanda Waller) and John Cena (Peacemaker) would reprise their The Suicide Squad and Peacemaker roles in the DCU, and a "rough memory" of those projects would remain.[23] Specific moments from the DCEU are deemed to be canon to the DCU if they are directly referenced in a DCU project.[29] In addition to Davis and Cena, there was potential for DCEU actors Jason Momoa, Gal Gadot (Wonder Woman), Ezra Miller (the Flash), and Zachary Levi (Shazam) to also reprise their roles in the DCU, but decisions on those characters had not been made by January 2023. No actor would be playing multiple characters, so if Momoa was cast as Lobo he would not portray Aquaman in the DCU as well.[23] Variety reported in October 2023 that none of the DCEU's Justice League cast would reprise their roles in the DCU.[30]

Safran said they were being flexible with the DCU's release order, though some projects key to the overall story would need to be released in a specific order. He added that they were aiming to release two films and two series a year.[23] Gunn felt studios being "beholden to dates" was an industry-wide issue and wanted to focus on getting the screenplays right for each project before putting them into production. He said this happened with The Suicide Squad and that film did not require any reshoots unlike other DCEU projects.[21] Contrasting the DCU with the MCU, Gunn said the former was set in a "fictional universe" with an alternate history and locations such as Metropolis, Gotham City, Themyscira, and Atlantis, while the MCU is set in a version of the real world;[23][31] he expected the DCU to be more planned out from the beginning than the MCU due to the group of writers working on the DCU's overall story;[23] the DCU focuses on traditional superheroes with secret identities;[31] and DCU projects were announced to be based on specific comic book runs and story arcs compared to the MCU approach of taking different elements from throughout Marvel Comics history.[32] The day after the slate announcement, several of the comics that Gunn had named as influences on in-development projects appeared on best-selling lists and some had sold out.[33][34]

When Gunn and Safran unveiled the first projects from their DCU slate, they said a second season of Peacemaker was delayed while Gunn was busy writing Superman.[22] In February 2023, Gunn confirmed that Peacemaker was not canceled,[35] and he clarified in October that the second season would be set in the DCU continuity.[36] Gunn further stated in December that the season would be part of the Chapter One slate.[37] DCU television series were initially all intended for the streaming service Max,[21] but in June 2024, WBD shifted many of its planned big-budget Max series to be HBO originals beginning in 2025, including upcoming DCU series.[38]

Films

Film U.S. release date Director Screenwriter(s) Producer(s) Status
Clash of Minds January 17, 2025 Freddie Goodwin Freddie Goodwin & Alex Brow Freddie Goodwin & Mob Productions Post-production
Web of Shadows February 15, 2025 Alex Brow Filming
Gods Among Mortals March 13, 2025 Natalie Kingsley
Shadows of Gotham April 24, 2025 Rebecca Wells
Broken Alliances May 19, 2025 Quentin Hart Pre-production
Goodwinverse: Assembled November 2025 Freddie Goodwin Alex Brow, Freddie Goodwin, Rebecca Wells, and Natalie Kingsley

Clash of Minds (2025)

Main article: Clash of Minds (2025 film)

Lex Luthor and Tony Stark are both invited to a secretive tech summit hosted by a mysterious benefactor. The two egos clash in a battle of intellect, culminating in a high-tech duel after discovering that the summit was a trap orchestrated by Victor Von Doom to pit them against each other.

In 2021, Goodwin began work on a shortfilm based on two characters. He decided to choose a character from both DC Comics (Luthor) and Marvel Comics (Stark). Before starting work on the film, Goodwin was joined by Alex Brow, who joined him in writing the screenplay. Brow described the film as a "great way to kick things off", and stated Chapter One will be one of the "biggest things in the film industry". Filming began in March 2024 and concluded in May of that year. Reshoots occured throughout the remainder of 2024 with everything being finished by November 2024. The film stars Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark and Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor, respectively. It was announced that Superman would appear in the film in a cameo.

Clash of Minds will be released in the United States on January 17, 2025, as the first film of Chapter One of the GWU.

Web of Shadows (2025)

Main article: Web of Shadows

While investigating a string of robberies in Blüdhaven, Nightwing encounters Spider-Man chasing the same criminal. Initially mistaken as rivals, the two team up to stop a deadly alliance between Black Cat and Catwoman.

Gods Among Mortals (2025)

Main article: Gods Among Mortals

When a portal between Asgard and Themyscira opens unexpectedly, Thor and Wonder Woman face off due to misunderstandings. However, they must join forces to prevent Ares and Loki from unleashing chaos in both realms.

Shadows of Gotham (2025)

Batman and Daredevil independently investigate a series of brutal murders in Gotham. Their paths cross when they realize the killings are orchestrated by Wilson Fisk working alongside Carmine Falcone. Together, they fight through the criminal underworld to bring both kingpins down.

Broken Alliances (2025)

Superman and Captain America are transported to a dystopian alternate Earth where heroes are enslaved by an oppressive regime led by Red Skull and General Zod. The two form an inspiring alliance to liberate the heroes and restore hope to this shattered world.

Television series

SeriesSeasonEpisodesOriginally releasedShowrunner(s)Status
First releasedLast releasedNetwork
Creature Commandos17[39]December 5, 2024 (2024-12-05)January 9, 2025 (2025-01-09)[40]MaxDean Lorey[41]Streaming
Peacemaker28[42]August 2025 (2025-08)[43]TBAJames Gunn[44]Post-production
Lanterns18[45]TBATBAHBOChris Mundy[45]Pre-production
Waller1TBATBATBAMaxChristal Henry & Jeremy Carver[22]In development
Paradise Lost1TBATBATBATBA
Booster Gold1TBATBATBATBA

Creature Commandos

Main article: Creature Commandos (TV series)

Following the events of the first season of Peacemaker, Amanda Waller is no longer able to put human lives in jeopardy for her clandestine operations as she did with the Suicide Squad and Team Peacemaker. Instead, she assembles a black ops team of monsters consisting of Nina Mazursky, Doctor Phosphorus, Eric Frankenstein, the Bride, G.I. Robot, and Weasel, who are led by Rick Flag Sr.[39][46]

Gunn discussed making an animated series for Max after the success of Peacemaker. He wrote the seven-episode series without a deal, based on the Creature Commandos team of monsters. After he was hired to lead DC Studios, Gunn greenlighted the project.[39][47] When Gunn and Safran unveiled their initial DCU slate in January 2023, the first project was Creature Commandos.[22][39] Warner Bros. Animation co-produced the series,[48] with Dean Lorey as showrunner and Yves "Balak" Bigerel as supervising director.[41][49] The main cast was confirmed in April,[50][51] including Frank Grillo as Rick Flag Sr. and Indira Varma as the Bride, who Gunn said was the main protagonist.[50][51][52] Voice recording began by May 2023 and was completed by that August.[53][54] The series is being released from December 5, 2024, to January 9, 2025,[40] as an "aperitif" for the DCU before Superman.[22][39]

Sean Gunn reprises his role as Weasel from The Suicide Squad, while Viola Davis and Steve Agee reprise their respective roles as Waller and John Economos from both the film and Peacemaker.[50][51][39] The series acknowledges the overall events in The Suicide Squad, such as the death of Flag's son Rick Flag Jr. (Joel Kinnaman) at the hands of Peacemaker during Project Starfish at Corto Maltese.[29] Members of G.I. Robot's Easy Company are featured, including Maury Sterling as Sgt. Franklin Rock, Robbie Daymond as Little Sure Shot, and Paul Ben-Victor as Bulldozer.[55]

Peacemaker season 2

Main article: Peacemaker season 2

HBO Max announced a second season of Peacemaker in February 2022, with Gunn set to write and direct all eight episodes.[44][42] In February 2023, Gunn said work on the season would continue after Waller had been made,[35] later saying it was his next project after Superman.[56][57] Gunn was writing the season by that October,[58] when he confirmed that it would take place in the DCU continuity.[36] In March 2024, Gunn revealed that Waller had been delayed and the second season of Peacemaker would be produced first. Filming was set to begin later in 2024, simultaneously with Superman. This meant Gunn would no longer be able to direct all of the episodes.[59] Filming began on April 13 with a "pre-shoot",[60] ahead of principal photography which began in June and concluded in late November 2024.[61][62][63] The season is scheduled to premiere in August 2025.[43]

The season is set after the events of Creature Commandos and Superman.[64][65] Frank Grillo reprises his role as Rick Flag Sr. from previous DCU media.[66]

Lanterns

Hal Jordan and John Stewart, two Green Lanterns (intergalactic heroes who wear rings that give them extraordinary powers), investigate a mystery on Earth.[22]

Gunn confirmed in December 2022 that the Green Lantern characters would be an important part of the new DCU.[67] When he and Safran unveiled their initial DCU slate a month later, they included Lanterns, a new iteration of a long-in-development Green Lantern series. Safran said the series would be an Earth-based detective story and "a huge HBO-quality event" in the style of the series True Detective (2014–present).[22] Chris Mundy, Tom King, and Damon Lindelof wrote the pilot script and series bible for Lanterns by the end of May 2024.[68] Mundy serves as showrunner for the eight-episode series, which will be released on HBO.[45] In October 2024, Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre were cast to respectively portray Hal Jordan and John Stewart,[69][70] while James Hawes was hired to direct the first two episodes and executive produce.[71] Filming is scheduled to take place from mid-February to early July 2025 in Los Angeles.[72] Gunn said in November 2024 that he intended for the series to be released around the same time as Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, which is scheduled for release in June 2026.[73]

Safran said the mystery that Jordan and Stewart investigate in the series leads into the main storyline for the DCU.[22]

Waller

Waller continues the story of Amanda Waller and Team Peacemaker.[22][74]

In May 2022, a Peacemaker spin-off series was revealed to be in development featuring Amanda Waller, with Christal Henry writing and serving as executive producer alongside Gunn and Safran.[74] When Gunn and Safran unveiled their initial DCU slate in January 2023, the second project was Waller, which Gunn said would be a continuation of Peacemaker because that series' second season was delayed while Gunn focused on the rest of the DCU slate. Henry was set as co-showrunner of Waller alongside Jeremy Carver, and Viola Davis was confirmed to be reprising her role as Waller from Peacemaker and the DCEU.[22] The series was scheduled to be released in 2024,[51] as an "aperitif" for the DCU before Superman,[22] but production was delayed by the 2023 Hollywood labor disputes and it is now set to be released after the second season of Peacemaker.[59]

Additional Peacemaker cast members reprise their roles in the series,[22] including Steve Agee as John Economos.[75]

Paradise Lost

This series is a political drama about the scheming and power struggles on the all-female island of Themyscira before the birth of Wonder Woman.[22]

In December 2022, Patty Jenkins was revealed to no longer be developing a sequel to Wonder Woman and Wonder Woman 1984 after being told by Gunn and Safran that such a film did not fit within their new plans.[15] When Gunn and Safran unveiled their initial DCU slate a month later, they included Paradise Lost, which they compared to Game of Thrones. The title is similar to "Paradise Island Lost", a 2001 comic book story arc by Phil Jimenez and George Pérez about a civil war on Themyscira.[22]

Booster Gold

Mike Carter / Booster Gold is a disgraced former football star in the 25th century who travels back in time to pose as a superhero using basic future technology.[22]

When Gunn and Safran unveiled their initial DCU slate in January 2023, they included Booster Gold, an "outright comedy" series set in the DCU.[22]

Timeline

Upon the announcement of the DCU, James Gunn said that a "rough memory" of events depicted in The Suicide Squad and the first season of Peacemaker would remain in the DCU.[23] He later clarified that The Suicide Squad would not be retroactively incorporated into the DCU and that certain events from that film would only carry over into the DCU's continuity if they were mentioned in DCU media. An example of this is Creature Commandos acknowledging "Project Starfish", the Task Force X mission on Corto Maltese that resulted in the death of Rick Flag Sr.'s son Rick Flag Jr. at the hands of Peacemaker, and the appearance of Weasel, another former member of Task Force X during that mission.[76][77] Gunn explained that most of the events from Peacemaker season one are cannon to the DCU, except for the cameo appearance of the Justice League in its season finale, because that team had yet to be formed in the new continuity.[78][79] For Chapter One: Gods and Monsters, Superman takes place after the events of Creature Commandos, while the second season of Peacemaker is set after both of those.[65]

Recurring cast and characters

See also: List of DC Extended Universe cast members
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Recurring cast and characters of Chapter One: Gods and Monsters
Character Films Television series
Superman Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow Creature Commandos Peacemaker season 2 Waller
Introduced in the DC Extended Universe
John Economos Steve AgeeV[50] Steve Agee[75]
Amanda Waller Viola DavisV[39] Viola Davis[22]
Introduced in the DC Universe
Rick Flag Sr. Frank Grillo[80] Frank GrilloV[52] Frank Grillo[66]
Kara Zor-El
Supergirl 		Milly Alcock[81][82]

Reception

=== Critical and public response ===-->

See also

References

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