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From comic book references to Stranger Things sets - did you catch these tiny details in Brightburn?

Comic Book Shopping is back, and this week welcomes Jackson A. Dunn, the star of Brightburn, in honor of the digital and home release of the superhero horror movie. Comic Book Shopping is hosted by Collider Heroes’ Coy Jandreau and gives guests the opportunity to tap into their inner comic book fan by spending some time browsing the racks at local comic book shops in Los Angeles. Past guests have included Jake Gyllenhaal, David Harbour, Michael Rooker, Michael Giacchino, Frank Miller, Zachary Levi, and many more industry heavyweights. In Brightburn, Dunn plays an alien who crash-lands on Earth as …

Actor Jackson A. Dunn talks about his starring role in Brightburn, the superhero horror film from producer James Gunn and director David Yarovesky.

Brightburn star Jackson A. Dunn believes his character is not the only alien who landed on Earth, and more "evil supermen" may be loose on the planet.

Brightburn star Jackson A. Dunn wants the prospective sequel to feature more up-and-coming actors like himself in key roles teased in the first film.

Brightburn has received criticism for not fully exploring its premise of an evil Superman, but that misses the point of what the film is about.

That's a whole lotta anti-Superman supermen!

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Brightburn asks the question: what if Superman was evil? And now we take that question to other superheroes who could spend their days as villains.

Could it happen?

It’s no secret that Brightburn—the superhero-themed horror movie from producer James Gunn—owes its existence to DC comics’ poster boy, Superman. After all, it’s a dark retelling of the same story that ends with Krypton’s last son becoming an unstoppable villain. Some comic book fans even jokingly referred to the movie as an Elseworlds tale or the Superman horror movie that Zack Snyder wanted to make but failed to do so in Man of Steel and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. But beyond these, Brightburn has a few more nods and homages to DC’s superhero comics. Here’s a (spoiler-filled) look at five ways that Brightburn ties itself to the DC universe through its own twisted methods.

Are sequels still an option for this Team Gunn movie?

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