Krypto the superdog appears to have inspired "Superman" moviegoers to look into adopting their own furry friend

Now that David Corenswet's Superman is flying high at the box office and Milly Alcock's Supergirl is hitting cinemas next year, DC fans are already thinking about the next major superheroes that are set to join the franchise. Of course, we're talking about Batman and Wonder Woman, who are yet to be cast in the new DCU.

Superman director James Gunn weighs in with his thoughts on the state of superhero cinema, and opens up on the problems faced by DC before DC Studios was launched. He also talks Batman and Wonder

It's easy to stop being a Christian group once you've shed all the Christian members — or any original members at all, as is the case with the metal pulverizers Zao. Actually, the band's current lineup does contain one practicing Christian, but Zao haven't been a vehicle to proselytize for Jesus since their very early albums.

James Gunn says he knows whose story is being told in the current DCU, and it's not who we might expect. Speaking to ScreenRant, Gunn has explained that, much like he felt his Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy was ultimately about Rocket's journey,

James Gunn is feeling “incredibly grateful” for the initial box office success of Superman and the positive reception from audiences. The filmmaker and co-head of DC Studios took to Threads on Sunday to express his appreciation after the superhero blockbuster saw an estimated global debut of $217 million .

James Gunn recently sat down for an interview with the French outlet Konbini, and during the conversation, he opened up about the movies that have inspired him over the years. He talked about his all-time favorite films,

Other follow-ups are also possible. Outside of a basic Superman sequel, there could be a Justice League movie, another team-up with Aaron Pierre's Green Lantern, or Superman turning up in future projects, but not as the main focus. The Justice Gang featuring Superman, anyone?