The DC cinematic universe (DCU) seems to be moving forward under the leadership of James Gunn and Peter Safran, even after the merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. The co-CEOs of DC Studios have shown determination to continue their vision for the DCU, according to recent reports. Earlier rumors had suggested they might be affected by the merger, but as the 110 billion dollar operation nears completion under the new Skydance banner, it appears that Gunn and Safran, along with their upcoming projects such as Superman and Lanterns, scheduled for 2025, are not in immediate danger. Puck reported that Gunn and Safran "will be invited to stay at DC, at least for now." Gunn himself reinforced the idea of continuing with the current version of the DC universe. After the announcement of the new Skydance title, he celebrated the news on Instagram by sharing a new trailer. The trailer includes scenes with the logos of Paramount and Warner Bros., as well as images of Superman, the film The Batman with Robert Pattinson, and the DC logo. "What was once the peak is now only the beginning," Gunn stated in the caption of his post, echoing the trailer. Gunn and Safran officially took over the entertainment division of DC in 2022 and will continue to lead it at least until 2027, when their contracts are due to expire. It remains to be seen if they will renew their commitment under a new direction. In the meantime, the DCU continues its development. After a strong start with Superman and the failure of Supergirl, which did not meet expectations, the cinematic universe is set to air the finale of season 1 of Lanterns in just a few days. This series dedicated to the Green Lantern universe has received praise from critics and fans thanks to a judicious casting, including Kyle Chandler in the role of Hal Jordan and Aaron Pierre in the role of John Stewart. This month, the Batman spin-off in the body horror genre, Clayface, will be released in theaters. Next year, Superman will return to the big screen with the release in July of the sequel to Superman, Man of Tomorrow. Xolo Maridueña is already ready to take on the role of Blue Beetle, and fans hope to see Adira Arjona portray a new version of Wonder Woman. It is clear that the DC cinematic universe still has a bright future ahead. While waiting to discover what Gunn and Safran have planned for the future, details about the television series Mr. Terrific, which is reportedly in development, can be explored.