DCStudios chiefs James Gunn and Peter Safran reveal release plan of four DCU titles per year:
In 2020, Walter Hamada announced an ambitious plan for DC Films: beginning in 2022, the studio would release"up to four" movies in theaters and another two on streaming. The then-president of DC Films told The New York Times that the more expensive films starring DC Comics' marquee superheroes, including Batman and Superman, would go to theaters;"riskier," less-expensive feature films like Batgirl and Static Shock would premiere exclusively on HBO Max.
On Tuesday, Gunn and Safran revealed their plan for an interconnected and unified DC Universe, announcing a slate of the first 10 projects that will comprise the new DCU's initial chapter. DC Studios plans to release"probably two movies and probably two HBO Max series per year," Safran said. Superman: Legacy will be the first film under Gunn and Safran's DC Studios, while on the TV side, HBO Max will premiere the animated series Creature Commandos and the live-action Peacemaker spinoff series Waller.
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