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James Gunn Confirms Post-Credits Scene for “Creature Commandos” Finale

James Gunn announces surprise addition to animated series finale as Max renews show for another season

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Fox has confirmed that the Season 1 finale of Creature Commandos will have a scene after the credits. This is great news for DC fans and makes people even more excited about the animated series’s end. There was just news of the show’s second season on the streaming service Max, which solidified its place in the growing DC Extended Universe.

In answer to a fan question on Threads, Gunn, who runs DC Studios with Peter Safran, shared this news. Some people think the scene after the credits might be related to future DC shows like “Superman” or “Peacemaker” Season 2. He confirmed there would be a scene after the credits, but he didn’t say much else.

The seven-episode series is a big deal for DC Studios because it’s their first project under Gunn and Safran’s direction. To maintain consistency throughout the DC Universe, the series uses a unique casting strategy that allows actors to play their roles in both animated and live-action settings.

David Harbour plays Frankenstein, Viola Davis plays Amanda Waller, and Frank Grillo plays Rick Flag Sr. The show has a great cast. Steve Agee, Maria Bakalova, Anya Chalotra, Zoe Chao, Sean Gunn (who plays both GI Robot and Weasel), Alan Tudyk, and Indira Varma are other well-known players.

The creative team was thrilled by Max’s choice to renew the series after the show’s successful premiere. “We’re thrilled to team up with Max for another season of Creature Commandos mayhem,” said Gunn. He talked about how the platform helped DC Studios and how well they worked together on “Peacemaker” and “The Penguin.” Gunn also said that “Creature Commandos” had record-breaking numbers of watchers when it first came out.

The series, which was made in collaboration with Warner Bros. Animation, continues to push the limits of DC’s animated content while staying connected to the larger movie world.

Tags: Anya ChalotraCreature CommandosDC StudiosFrank GrilloJames GunnKarina BeneshKip BrownLisa HallbauerMaria BakalovaMaxSean GunnSteve AgeeWarner Bros. Animation
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