This article contains spoilers for Creature Commandos. Why Creature Commandos? When DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn announced the first slate of new DC Universe projects since his annointment as creative lead of the embattled DCU,

Dr. William Magnus showed up in episode 3 of Max's 'Creature Commandos,' paving the way for classic DC Comics team the Metal Men to appear in the future.

So Sgt. Rock has made his DC Universe debut, with Maury Sterling from Smokin’ Aces and Homeland voicing him. It was a minor appearance at best, but at least it establishes that he and Easy Company were active in World War II, thus planting the seed for Daniel Craig ’s Sgt. Rock movie, assuming it moves forward. So what’s the problem?

Showrunner Dean Lorey and supervising producer Rick Morales tell IndieWire about teasing a larger universe without knowing how any of it will look.

Sgt. Rock just had a cameo in Creature Commandos - and his future in the new cinematic DC Universe could be big

Before "Superman" takes to the skies next year, James Gunn kicks off a new DC universe with the violent and sexy animated series "Creature Commandos."

It's official – the two episode premiere of Creature Commandos is here, and the animated series marks the start of DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn's cinematic DC Universe. As you might expect, there are some Easter eggs and references to the wider DCU in the first two episodes,

THE CHARACTERS OF DC Comics have taken many on-screen forms through the years, on both the big screen and the small, and getting the most iconic characters in that world right has long been a high priority for Warner Bros.

Creature Commandos features a truly explosive soundtrack, declaring immediately that James Gunn will push the DCU into new exciting directions.