Black Adam is no longer getting a sequel at DC Studios. In a statement posted on Twitter, lead Dwayne Johnson confirmed that after having spoken to the new company co-CEO James Gunn, it was decided that “Black Adam will not be in the first chapter of [DC Universe’s] storytelling.” That said, the 50-year-old actor and DC will continue exploring the “most valuable ways” to utilise Black Adam in future “multiverse chapters.” Gunn also responded to the tweet, hoping to see what Johnson’s Seven Bucks Productions have in store, further down the line for the revamped DC universe. DC Studios is currently undergoing a massive restructuring, which involves a full “reset”, charting out the next 10 years for the comic book universe. Akin to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav wants its superheroes’ arcs to interconnect and create a coherent storyline that builds to a dramatic conclusion, presumably with plans for a new Justice League movie. Amid the shake-up, multiple projects were cancelled over the past couple of weeks, starting with Patty …