James Wan Doubles Down On DCU Future Confusion Amid Aquaman 2 Ending The DCEU
Summary While Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom will end the DCEU, James Wan gets candid regarding his involvement with James Gunn's DC Universe. The DCEU timeline will officially come to an end this month with Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom marking the final movie in the decade-old franchise that began with 2013's Man of Steel. After numerous delays and an allegedly chaotic production, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom will see Jason Momoa as the King of Atlantis one last time.
No, not really. I mean, not really in a deeper sense. I know they're in the middle of all that, so I'm sure it's not something that you just whip up in one or two afternoons. I'm sure it's a growing process and it depends on the different characters. I imagine that's a pretty heavy task that they're dealing with right now.
Related Aquaman 2 Villain: Black Manta Powers & Comics History Explained Black Manta returns as the main Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom villain, and the two arch-rivals have a long history throughout DC Comics. Whether the DC hero reappears in the DCU anytime soon could also depend heavily on how Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom performs both critically and financially, as the success of the first Aquaman did initially suggest that Jason Momoa would stay in the role. It is also possible that DC Studios may want to wait to do any projects for Aquaman and focus on other DC characters who didn't have as much exposure as Momoa's hero did throughout his run.
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