DC Has Filed A Trademark For Mr. Terrific – Superman Spinn-Off Incoming

DC Has Filled A Copyright For A Mr. Terrific Project For The DCU

The DC Universe is still hyped up with how awesome James Gunn’s Superman is. While the Man of Steel, played by David Corenswet, has soared to new heights, it’s Edi Gathegi’s portrayal of Mr. Terrific that’s stealing hearts and sparking speculation. A recent copyright filing for “Mr. Terrific” has fans and insiders wondering: is a spin-off on the horizon? Originally discovered by Caleb Williams, here’s everything we know about the potential future of this genius hero in the DCU.

  • Copyright Filing Sparks Interest: On July 16, 2025, DC Comics filed a trademark for “Mr. Terrific” across multiple categories, including motion pictures, comic books, and apparel. This move, spotted by X user @KnightGambit, suggests DC is laying the groundwork for something big. While a filing doesn’t guarantee a project, it’s a strong hint that the studio is securing rights for future use.
  • James Gunn’s Vision for the DCU: As co-CEO of DC Studios, Gunn has a track record of elevating lesser-known characters, like Peacemaker and the Guardians of the Galaxy. Reports from The Wall Street Journal indicate he’s considering TV spin-offs for both Mr. Terrific and Jimmy Olsen, signaling an ambitious expansion of the DCU. This aligns with Gunn’s plan to deliver two films and two series annually.
  • Edi Gathegi’s Multi-Project Deal: Gathegi, who brought wit and grit to Michael Holt (aka Mr. Terrific), revealed to Variety that he’s signed a multi-project deal with DC. While details remain under wraps, he hinted that the studio has big plans for the character, though nothing moves forward until scripts are ready. This cautious approach reflects Gunn’s commitment to quality storytelling.

It is clear to anyone that watches this film, that Edi Gathegi’s portrayal of Mr. Terrific is outstanding t=in this project and fans want more. So guess what, we will be getting plenty more of him and his “Fair Play” in the DC Universe for years to come.

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