DC Tomorrowverse Executives Confirm Whether James Gunn’s DCU Reboot Killed Their Plans

At the time of writing, there are still two more films to be released before the Tomorrowverse wraps up, but producer Jim Krieg is happy with the outcome of the animated entries they delivered over four years. «Honestly, we would have been happy to do 20. But when you want to do 20, and someone offers you 10, you’d say yes anyway,» recalled Krieg. «We just had to pack as many characters and arcs into the first seven and the shorts – don’t forget the shorts. They’re germane and canon to the end.»

Krieg was referring to the short films «Adam Strange,» «Kamandi: The Last Boy on Earth!» and «Blue Beetle,» which were sprinkled in between the epic story that led to the adoption of the beloved DC event «Crisis on Infinite Earth.» The dimension-hopping epic was set to be split into three parts, with the first arriving on January 9, 2024, and the two remaining sections spread across the same year. For Krieg, it’s an epic farewell that doesn’t see a single superhero spent. «We tried not to waste any time, and hopefully, everything we set up pays off in these last three movies.» Well, look at that. Crisis averted.