DC Studios Reveals First Details on New TV Series

DC Studios has unveiled initial details about the first TV series set to air on DC Universe. Peter Safran, co-head of DC Universe, had earlier hinted at the show's two main stars - Josh Hutcherson and Mackenzie Davis. This confirmation came from James Gunn, another co-head of DC Universe, who officially announced that Hutcherson would play Mister Miracle and Davis would portray Big Barda.

The animated show will be produced by Warner Bros. Animation and DC Studios, adapting the work of Tom King and Mitch Gerads. King, known for his Eisner-winning run on Mister Miracle, co-wrote and co-created the TV series Lanterns. Safran praised King's work, stating that he had fully adapted the series on his own for the new show.

Mister Miracle will consist of eight 30-minute episodes, with the possibility of more seasons. The series is planned for a 2028 premiere. Despite having a long history, Mister Miracle gained significant popularity after King's 2017 comic run. The story revolves around Scott Free, a New God who escapes his past and builds a new life on Earth with Big Barda.

DC Studios is currently working on several projects. The upcoming horror film Clayface is set to release on October 23. The Superman sequel, Man of Tomorrow, is scheduled for July 9, 2027. While not part of the DCU, Batman Part 2 is set for release on February 18, 2028. Other in-development projects include The Batman Part 2 and a mockumentary-style show about Gorilla Grodd.