DCU"s Wonder Woman Prequel Gets First Real Update In 17 Months From James Gunn

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The Wonder Woman prequel series, Paradise Lost, is still in development, but not greenlit yet among other DC projects.
According to James Gunn, the scripts must be great before production starts and there will not be any casting before a green light.
Official confirmation from James Gunn on DC Studios projects status, including the Paradise Lost TV show.

James Gunn offers an update about what's going on with the DC Universe TV show Paradise Lost, which will be the first major chapter in Wonder Woman's mythology.
Gunn is known for interacting with the fans on his social media platforms, and the DC Studios co-CEO and Superman director was recently asked on Threads if the Paradise Lost series is still in production. While little news has emerged on Paradise Lost since the initial announcement, Gunn made it clear that it is still in development but has not been greenlit yet, sharing the following:

Nothing is “in production” unless it’s been greenlit. Right now that’s Superman, Supergirl, Penguin, Peacemaker, Lanterns, and a handful of animated projects. But Paradise Lost like many other titles known and unknown is still in very active development - it will be in production once we have a script or scripts we think are great and ready to shoot, never before. As an aside, we aren’t officially cast on anything that isn’t greenlit.

Source: James Gunn/Threads
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