Indira Varma, who portrays the Bride in DC’s Creature Commandos, recently talked about reprising the role in live-action. The animated show, which aired on Max, concluded with its final episode, “A Very Funny Monster,

The finale of Creature Commandos brings a major shift in the storyline and the team's future. As the first adult animated series of the new DC Universe, Creature Commandos blends the tragic backstories of its characters with a mission to stop a dangerous threat from the fictional country of Pokolistan.

Throughout the first season, the Max animated series explored the tragic origin story of each member of its titular team, while also following their investigation of a threat on the fictional country of Pokolistan and their defense of its princess,

Indira Varma, who portrays the Bride in DC’s Creature Commandos, recently talked about reprising the role in live-action. The animated show, which aired on Max, concluded with its final episode, “A Very Funny Monster,

That’s what Indira Varma recently realized, talking to Entertainment Weekly about the season finale of Creature Commandos (in which she voices the Bride of Frankenstein) in between rehearsals for a production of Oedipus at London’s Old Vic Theatre,

I just finished the finale of Creature Commandos, and while there were in fact individual episodes I liked quite a bit, how it all came together in the end was…very strange.

Creature Commandos fans are curious about the ending of Episode 7 and are eager to learn about the fates of the Bride, Princess Ilana, and Nina Mazursky. Helmed by James Gunn, this animated series is the first installment of his rebooted DC Universe.

The animated show's first season has concluded, and all it took was seven episodes, all ranging in the range of 22-28 minutes long, to introduce an engaging story, layered and interesting characters,