On Monday, James Gunn and Peter Safran stepped down from their leadership roles at DC Studios. Skydance — which recently finalized its acquisition of DC parent company Warner Bros. Discovery — tapped Jeremy Latcham to lead DC. He used to work at Marvel Studios, and coincidentally was a producer on Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy.
When sharing his story about the news, The Wall Street Journal's Ben Fritz seemingly confirmed details about Gunn's next movie, 2027's Superman sequel Man of Tomorrow. In a post on X, he wrote that Gunn and Safran will debut Wonder Woman in next summer's blockbuster.
Fans have long speculated that Princess Diana of Themyscira would appear in Man of Tomorrow. Adria Arjona (Andor) was cast in the Superman sequel in April, with some reports pegging her as playing the relatively unknown character Maxima while Gunn remained tight-lipped about her role. Arjona hasn't confirmed who her character is either, but her training regimen for this fall's Onslaught and Man of Tomorrow has led fans to think she's Wonder Woman. Some outlets, like Cosmic News, have definitively stated that she will be Wonder Woman, which seems more plausible after Fritz's post. He doesn't specifically say Arjona will be Wonder Woman, but no one else in the cast fits the bill.
Wonder Woman's alleged appearance in Man of Tomorrow isn't the only notable part of Fritz's post. He also wrote that The Brave and the Bold is slated to come out in 2028.
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