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James Gunn unveils title and release for Superman sequel Man of Tomorrow

Man of Tomorrow is coming to theaters in 2027

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What’s happened? DC Studios co-chair James Gunn has revealed the title and release date for his sequel to Superman.

  • The next Superman movie is titled Man of Tomorrow.
  • The DC Universe movie opens in theaters on July 9, 2025.
  • Gunn announced this news on X, featuring Jim Lee’s artwork of Superman and Lex Luthor, with the latter wearing a hi-tech Warsuit from the comics.

Man of Tomorrow. In theatres July 9, 2027. pic.twitter.com/hegJEuRMTk

— James Gunn (@JamesGunn) September 3, 2025

This is important because: Man of Tomorrow is a sequel to James Gunn’s hit comic book movie, Superman, and the next chapter in the DCU’s Superman Saga.

  • Superman received an 83% “Certified Fresh” rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes and reportedly grossed nearly $612 million worldwide.
  • The image in Gunn’s announcement implies that Luthor will fight Superman directly with his Warsuit in Man of Tomorrow.
  • The image also implies that these two bitter rivals will team up against a new villain in Man of Tomorrow.
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Why should I care? The news about Man of Tomorrow has given DC fans a huge blockbuster to look forward to in 2027.

  • Superman and Luthor squaring off in a live-action film sets the stage for an epic sequel.
  • Man of Tomorrow makes 2027 a bigger year for DC superhero films, in general, as Avengers: Secret Wars and The Batman: Part II will premiere the same year.

OK, what’s next? Nothing else has been revealed or confirmed about the plot of Man of Tomorrow.

  • More details about Man of Tomorrow should be revealed in the coming months.
  • Current and future DCU projects like Supergirl, Lanterns, and Peacemaker season 2 could sow the seeds for Man of Tomorrow’s story.
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