The plans for the timeline of the new DC Universe suggest the DC Extended Universe’s own timeline was the perfect layout. Filmmaker Gunn and producer Safran were hired as co-CEOs of the newly-established DC Studios in November 2022, and immediately set into motion plans to reset DC’s live-action superhero franchise. The DCEU will officially come to an end with the December 2023 release of Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, while 2024 will mark the beginning of a new chapter for DC Studios with the releases of Creature Commandos and Waller, leading up to 2025’s Superman: Legacy.

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