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Netflix Has the Perfect Parody of James Gunn's DCU
MovieWebStory by Salvatore Cento
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Netflix's new superhero parody lampoons James Gunn's upcoming DC reboot before it even begins
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- The Guardians of Justice, a rag-tag group of DC-inspired heroes, hit Netflix a full 8 months before Gunn's DCU shakeup
- The tongue-in-cheek series features a Who's Who of veteran superhero actors, including Dolph Lundgren, Vinnie Jones, and Danny Trejo
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Dolph Lundgren, Vinnie Jones, Danny Trejo, Netflix, DC, The Guardians of Justice