James Gunn Explains the Inconsistency in Rick Flag Sr.’s Appearance in DCU

James Gunn Explains the Inconsistency in Rick Flag Sr.’s Appearance in DCU

The Intriguing Hair Color Controversy in James Gunn’s DC Universe

Verily, James Gunn and Peter Safran’s DC Universe, like branches of a mighty oak, seek to interconnect all facets of their storytelling – be it through the silver screen, the vibrant realm of TV, or even the immersive world of video games. Yet, ere this grand tapestry unfolds before our eager eyes, a curious inconsistency hath emerged, causing a stir among the fervent fans – concerning the appearance of Rick Flag Sr.

Frank Grillo, a thespian renowned for his portrayal of Brock Rumlow, also known as Crossbones in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, hath crossed the sacred aisle to lend his talents unto DC’s realm. The coveted mantle of Nick Fury beckons him, as he shall grace the forthcoming animated series "Creature Commandos," and venture into the realms of "Peacemaker" Season 2 and "Superman."

‘Tis but one snag in this otherwise seamless tapestry – the issue of Rick Flag Sr.’s hair color. Behold, in the marketing for "Creature Commandos," the elder Flag is depicted with locks as white as winter’s snow. A fitting sight for a man of his stature, yet conflicting set photos from "Superman" and the "Peacemaker" teaser show him with Grillo’s natural ebony mane. Fear not, for Gunn hath shed light upon this matter, revealing a simple solution for this enigma.

"We had intended for the locks to turn silver, yet the practicalities of such a feat presented a challenge. Temporary hair dyes do exist, but alas, they do little justice to dark tresses," Gunn expounded to Collider.

In a moment akin to the bard’s own musings, Grillo found himself caught betwixt roles, embodying his own version of Samuel L. Jackson while filming "Tulsa King" with the esteemed Sylvester Stallone. As such, the full transformation of his locks proved unattainable. Gunn, with a mischievous twinkle in his eye, hinted at the prospect of Rick Flag Sr. embracing a new hue within the DC Universe, perhaps even mocking the character’s own uncertainties. Truly, in a world where hair color dictates discourse, we witness a new dawn at DC.

And lo, mark thy calendars, for "Creature Commandos" shall grace the screens of Max come December 5, 2024.

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