The Collywobbles

James Gunn's continued casting of his brother (no matter how important or annoying). Like you don't need to add him in everything, it's just pointless. Weasel is beyond annoying, that liberal silence would have achieved more.

I can't wait for him to be cast as Batman or The Flash. Weasel gets more screen time, than almost any other character. The gag only goes so far, especially after you brush past a character like Rick Flagg! You could've given him a cameo and that would've been awesome. But Nooo, just force Sean Gunn down our throats.

Is there a better way to solve this conundrum, like use your connections and help him get his own acting credits. Or has that been tried and that's why we're here in this vicious loophole. Just throw him some money and improve your overall product. Word of advice, your audience can only take so much till your audience turns on you.

The first episode is a decent start, the animation is impressive, although the characters are just being introduced, but Rick Flag Sr is quite tough and charismatic somewhat removed from his son's personality, it has The Suicide Squad vibes with some humor , blood, very good and well animated action. Although to be an introduction to the New DCU it is something decent, not impressive but it still achieves its purpose, to entertain, as I had said before, the animation is its strongest point being very colorful which I say as something positive, although in itself not I laughed at his humor, it's okay, it's not bad humor or good.

Probably the worst animated project in DC in the last 20 years probaly???

DC animated films were always a blast and perhaps achieved a style and storytelling worth from the level of comics in a great way of introducing classic stories to the big public and from a generation that grew up watching Justice League and Batman peak animation shows this Creature Commandos was a dissatisfaction.

Firstly James Gunn recycled the overused already Suicide Squad format again again and again here and where is the fun to see the same archetype from two films and some pretty good animated projetcs. And for a first in a new highly anticipated DC that was a slow start.

In retrospect DC has a legacy in animated films and stories and this looks worse than maybe the 90s and 2000s features in sense of creative and narrative choices.

When it comes to James Gunn's DCU, I've been cautiously optimistic. I have faith that Gunn and his crew can make something really special out of it, but at the same time, there's been a frustrating lack of clarity as to exactly what the heck's been going on! With the premiere of Creature Commandos, we fortunately have some clarity about what's canon within the DCU. While that clarity may be a make or break for some, it does at least give better insight into what to expect from this new universe. Now as for Creature Commandos itself, I think it's a good show but probably one of Gunn's weaker efforts. The beginning of the premiere is hampered by exposition reminiscent to that of the DCEU's Suicide Squad (2016), and there's a certain level of raunchy goofiness which, while not foreign to Gunn or his DC projects, is something I'm not completely on board with or at the very least felt it wasn't in very good taste this time around. Nonetheless, to say this is a weaker effort from Gunn doesn't make it bad, because like every great project from him, there's a colorful cast of characters to follow and the animation is quite clean and crisp! Overall, not the best start, but pretty good!

I won't say I had high hopes for this, but I love GotG, THE Suicide Squad, and The Peacemaker, so I didn't have low expectations either. 'Creature Commandos' is pretty bad imho. Especially after just finishing the latest season of Invincible.

It's not the animation or the voice acting, although the animation could probably be better. The music is fine, Gunn is pretty good at making music videos.

The problem is that it's supposed to be funny and it's just not. Apparently Gunn needs a Pratt or a Cena to deliver, and this series is woefully missing that element.

I'll give the show another couple episodes, but so far it's missing the drama, characters & creativity of Invincible, and it's missing the humor of other Gunn projects. Also the show uses dated political tropes which will age poorly.