The release of "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" at the end of 2023, the former DC universe, called DCE (aka Sydervers), died. What comes next? Welcome to the new DC Universe, which led by Jameseims Gun and Peter Safran. The director of the trilogy "Guardians of the Galaxy" and the produced manufacturer are engaged in a new era for DC, the one that started last year With the announcement of the animated "creatures for creatures" on HBO Max. But what comes after that in this new time schedule? Will it be difficult to follow? At least for now, it's amazingly simple.

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Recently, a fan of Topics He asked Gun if they would create a new Max DCC time, not unlike Disney+ for Marvel's film universe. Gun responded and clarified the new DCC time, as it exists at the moment. It is amazing for the first few years. After Gun:

"From now on, it's basically as movies and shows come out - though certainly some of these retrospective features - beings commandos, Superman, peacemaker, lanterns, superger."

It certainly makes things easier! Save for retrospective, the order of liberation is chronologically for the new DC universe, at least for now. It means Gun's "Superman" movie Next is followed by a "pacemaker" season 2. What brings us by 2026, which will feature the publication of the HBO MAX "Lantern" TV "Green Lantern", while "SuperGirl: Woman of Tomorrow" should hit the theaters in July.

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It seems impossible that Gun and Safran can keep things so simple forever, but for the time being, it makes it easy to get average viewers on the ship. MCU time frame has become unwanted and inconsistentMaking things awkward for viewers who have not continued over the years. It seems that brass in DC Studios and Warner Bros. They want to avoid such traps in building this new universe. On paper, that's great. The former DCE was a complete chaos, with projects that exist throughout the map.

Things have become even more complicated when films such as "Joker" and director Matt Reeves "Batman" arrived, existing in their universes. That is not to say that such things will not happen in the new DCU. For example, Batman Part II is still in works, but Robert Pattinson's Batman will not be Batman in the Gun and Safan universe. Aside, they really try to keep everything consistently.

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There are still other issues that need to be addressed. The first season of the "peacemaker" happened firmly in the former DCE. However, The trailer for Season 2 "Peacemaker" puts it firmly in the new DC universe. It can be confusing for ordinary viewers. Hope is that Gun, as a storyteller, can find an effective way to explain it without creating too much confusion. The broader hope is that once these initial growth pain is over, Gun and Safran can strive to maintain the timeframe clean.

For what is worth, Gun has tried to clarify the new DCC time in the past and made things more confusing. According to any probability, it has more to do with the fact that it cannot talk about the specifics, with conspiracy details for so many of the upcoming projects that remained under lock and key. Without being done too much, the good news is that the new regime has a desire to maintain things simple. They do not want these movies and TV shows to feel like homework. That's the right approach.

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As for other projects in the works that Gun has not set on his time schedule, The movie "Clayface" is currently set to hit theaters in September 2026. The only other film dates are "Batman Part II" and Robin's animated film "Dynamic Duo" in 2028. Everything else, such as the "brave and bold", "authority", "swamp something" and "teenage titans", have yet to be officially given the green light and/or date of publication. Not putting a wheelchair in front of the horse in this respect is probably for the best. One thing at a time.

Superman is hit by theaters on July 11, 2025.