Gunn Refuses To Confirm If Superman Is Still Superman

James Gunn, the visionary at the helm of DC Studios, has finally deigned to grace the public with a concrete release date for *something* called "Man of Tomorrow." July 2027, apparently. What remains delightfully ambiguous, however, is whether this highly anticipated cinematic event will actually feature a character bearing any resemblance to, or indeed *being*, the iconic Superman we’ve all grown accustomed to seeing. Or, for that matter, *a* superman. Or perhaps even a man. Such mysteries are, we’re told, part of the new creative paradigm.

Sources close to the project, presumably those who possess a decoder ring and a deep understanding of corporate doublespeak, suggest that Man of Tomorrow is less a sequel and more a philosophical exploration of what the term "super" might mean in a post-truth cinematic universe. When pressed for clarification, James Gunn himself reportedly offered a profound, non-committal shrug, indicating that the very essence of Kryptonian heroism is now subject to proprietary artistic interpretation. Fans expecting the classic blue and red should, perhaps, prepare for an avant-garde take on primary colours, or possibly just a very tall man in a beige tunic.