Creature Commandos Episode 4 brings the plot of the story into sharp focus, while also creating enormous tension for the heroes at the midway point.

Over on X (formerly known as Twitter), Gunn, who runs DC Studios with Peter Safran, responded to a fan who was wondering why Creature Commandos episodes aren’t released all at once given that “streaming has made this practice common and more enjoyable for the viewer” with the following statement:

"Creature Commandos" creator James Gunn and actor Sean Gunn discuss Weasel's "incredibly sad" backstory in Episode 4 of the DC Studios animated series.

Creature Commandos shows us a glimpse into the DCU's possible future, featuring several as-yet unannounced DC Comics characters.

Creature Commandos are going on another mission, as the hit adult animated series has been renewed for a second season at Max.

Creature Commandos ‘ latest installment, “Chasing Squirrels,” features a shocking vision of the DCU’s future – and it’s packed with big-name cameos! But these characters only on screen for a few seconds (tops), so below we’ve rounded up every DCU superhero who appears in Creature Commandos Season 1, Episode 4.

The Max animated series, written and executive produced by DC Studios co-chief James Gunn, has been renewed for a second season on the streaming platform. The show - about incarcerated non-human monsters conscripted to join a covert black ops team - marks the first official entry in the new DC

James Gunn revealed why Creature Commandos opted for a weekly episode release on Max, not a binge release like Netflix. On the heels of the second season renewal of the DC Studios and Warner Bros. Animation title,

Max has renewed DC animated series Creature Commandos for a second season. Creature Commandos kickstarted James Gunn and Peter Safran’s rebooted DC Universe when Season 1 of the adult animated series launched earlier this month.

Gunn also explains why he's releasing new episodes of his shows one at a time, rather than dropping all the episodes all at once.