James Gunn revealed why Creature Commandos opted for a weekly episode release on Max, not a binge release like Netflix.

However, James Gunn, the creative force behind Max’s animated series Creature Commandos, prefers the traditional weekly release schedule. Gunn expressed his views shortly after Creature Commandos was renewed for a second season.

Before Creature Commandos Season 2 comes out, the DCU continues with July 2025’s hotly anticipated Superman movie. IGN has an explainer on all the DC Heroes and Villains in the new Superman trailer, comments from James Gunn on Krypto actually being a pretty terrible dog in the movie, thoughts on how Superman is about hope, and more.

News of Season 2 was announced in the middle of the show’s run. Season 1, which runs for seven episodes, premiered on December 5 with the first two episodes, followed by new episodes released weekly on Thursdays. The finale of the show’s first season is scheduled for January 9.

Max has picked up a second season of Creature Commandos, the adult animated series from DC Studios and Warner Bros Animation. Creature Commandos tracks a secret team of incarcerated monsters recruited for missions deemed too dangerous for humans.

Dec. 23 (UPI) -- Max has ordered a second season of its adult animated series, Creature Commandos. "You wanted monsters? Well, you're getting even more. We're coming back for season two! But don't worry, we've still got plenty left this season for you," the show's creator and DC Studios co-chair James Gunn wrote on X Monday.

G ood news, Creature Commandos fans! If you’ve been enjoying the TV series’ run with your Max subscription over the last few weeks, take comfort knowing it will last longer th

Gunn didn’t specify if the post-credit scenes had to do with the recently announced second season of Creature Commandos or if it would tease any other DC Studios property like S