The future of the DC Universe subscription service has been linger in the air for sometime. when we last got news it was Publisher Jim Lee confirming that DC Universe programming would be moving to HBO Max.
Now, in the wake of last weekends hugely successful second DC FanDome event, Lee has promised that news is coming.
Lee took to Twitter to congratulate the cast and crew of DC Universe and HBO Max original series Doom Patrol on their season 3 renewal. In the same tweet he asked fans to stay tuned for “big news on @thedcuniverse and its exciting future!”
Congratz to @dcdoompatrol for the season 3 pickup by @hbomax! Stay tuned next week for big news about @thedcuniverse and it’s exciting future! #dcuniverse pic.twitter.com/VoIKnBcKWM
— Jim Lee (@JimLee) September 12, 2020
DC Universe launched in September 2018 to huge fanfare. The platform launched a number of live-action and animated series including Titans, Doom Patrol, Young Justice and the short lived Swamp Thing.
With Doom Patrol moving exclusively to HBO Max and Stargirl moving to The CW that just leaves the futures of Young Justice, Titans and Harley Quinn to be determined.
Many are expecting those shows to move to HBO Max with DC Universe becoming a subscription comic book community service offering fans access to the full DC library.
Are you a DC Universe subscriber? Will you stay with the service if its scripted content moves elsewhere? Let us know in the comments.
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