After the release of The Suicide Squad, it has been revealed that five other DCEU series and Peacemaker are in the works. It includes Gotham PD, Justice League Dark, a reboot of Constantine, Madame X, and the limited series of Superman/ Val-Zod. It seems that they are expanding in the television scene as well and it will all be released on HBO Max.
In The Suicide Squad, it has been revealed in the post-credits scene that Peacemaker is actually alive and that, in itself, could set up the stage for his upcoming titular spin-off series. Harcourt and Economos would be back in the show and it will be the introduction of Vigilante and Judomaster. However, this is not the only series lined up for the DCEU as it has more.
Gotham PD is expected to arrive in 2022 where it would be complementary to The Batman of Matt Reeves, a prequel to the arrival of the Caped Crusader of Robert Pattinson. As for J.J. Abrams, he has three HBO max shows in the works and one of which would be Justice League Dark based on the comics of the same name.
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Another work of Abrams lined up would be that of Constantine which already had a previous live-action film before, by the way. It would be a reboot and it has yet to cast the titular character, a BIPOC actor to be exact. The third work of Abrams, Madame X or Xanadu, would be about the sorceress Nimue based on the Arthurian legends, an immortal clairvoyant with mastery of magic.
The last of the series would be Michael B. Jordan and his production company, Outlier Society's Superman series on HBO Max. And no, it's not the replacement of Cavill's Man of Steel, instead, it will be the arrival of Val-Zod, a Kryptonian hailing from an alternate universe. He went to Earth to be a pacifist, only to embrace his true self in the process and unveil his powers.
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