Getting to float there in the air and then, on a cue, rocket straight up into the sky is just about as pure a feeling of flying as you can get."Writer/director James Gunn, who's also the co-head of DC Studios with Peter Safran,

A fan of superheroes from a young age, Angela Spica becomes a super-scientist, leading her to connect with the original Engineer, who sends her all his notes and experimental tech as a contingency when he's killed in battle, leading her to make her own breakthroughs and to take up his heroic mantle.

Gunn spoke about how this film informs 'Supergirl,' 'Lanterns,' 'Clayface,' and more. Without spoilers, of course.