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The DC universe streaming service is finally here, and its inaugural series, Titans is set to premiere in just a week. Fans are already starting to look ahead at all new originals paving their way to the service, and now DC has unveiled a release schedule as to what people can expect from these shows.
After Titans’ premiere at New York Comic Con, DC shared a photo of its original timeline. The image featured a calendar from October this year to December 2019, revealing what they will air.
Take a look at this:
Unfortunately, Titans is the only show airing in 2018, as it begins this October through the middle of January, with episodes every week.
And this is it for the bad news. The good news is that a total of six shows are debuting in 2019 and all their release dates are mentioned. So, hopefully, we will get to see a lot of new Series in 2019. Young Justice: Outsiders is going to debut after Titans, and the show is slated to come in two parts. Part one will air through January and February and the second part will debut till June.
Doom Patrol will be the next live-action series to arrive and it will be a spin-off of Titans and it’s rumoured to be slated at the end of 2018. Whereas, Swamp Thing will air from the end of May until the beginning of September, followed by Geoff John’s Stargirl series and Harley Quinn’s animated series in October.
Titans is set to premiere on October 12.
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