David Ayer has responded to public criticism for his support of James Gunn ‘s upcoming film “Superman” and his cinematic expansion of the collective DC Universe. A few days prior to the release of the “Superman” trailer, Ayer addressed the ongoing campaign among his fans to promote and release his cut of the 2016 feature “ Suicide Squad .” He asked fans to halt this initiative, writing on X , “I didn’t realize James was dropping ‘Creature Commandos’ when the last Ayer cut campaign hit.
..the new ‘Superman’ trailer is dropping soon and I know there’s intentions of another campaign for my version of Skwad.
” Ayer later added : “As a film maker I want to support other film makers. I’m excited to see the trailer and have heard through the rumor mill it’s pretty incredible.” He went on to urge fans not to attempt to overshadow the release of Gunn’s upcoming Man of Steel project.
On Dec. 18, Ayer took to X once more to express his reaction to recent backlash regarding his support of Gunn and his revamped DC Studios. “My Lord.
If supporting another film maker is so contentious, I’m just lost at this point,” he wrote on the social media platform. “When I was a kid I had a nightmare childhood. My best friends were comic books.
They held me and gave me company when no one else did.” The director went on to share how Batman spoke to his soul while the optimism of Superman made a lasting impact on him. He held his convictions regarding the .