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Tomorrowverse [1] is the name given to an American media franchise and shared universe produced by DC Entertainment and Warner Bros. Animation, and based on characters appearing in DC Comics publications. The franchise began with Superman: Man of Tomorrow (2020) and is scheduled to end in 2024. [2]

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The franchise is produced by Jim Kreig and Kimberly S. Moreau. As part of the DC Universe Animated Original Movies line, it is the successor and soft reboot of the DC Animated Movie Universe (DCAMU), with specific continuity details such as storylines being acknowledged from the prior franchise.

Development

Pre-production of the Tomorrowverse began a few years ago when Butch Lukic and Jim Krieg decided to plan out a ten-film story arc that would be set after the events of Justice League Dark: Apokolips War (2020), which ends the DCAMU with a universal reset. The story arc itself originally was not planned to have the Crisis on Infinite Earths storyline as a major plot point, but these plans were eventually changed once executives from Warner Bros. Animation asked for it to serve as the finale. [3]

Lukic and Krieg were also unaware of the Arrowverse's plans for their own adaptation at the time and only found out when Eric Carrasco contacted them, since he served as a writer for Justice League vs. the Fatal Five (2019) and knew them personally. [4] The franchise would eventually be named after Superman: Man of Tomorrow (2020) once it was released, which serves as the first film in the series, with the art style and storyline being carried over to further films that were set in the same continuity. [5]

The short film Constantine: The House of Mystery (2022) would also act as a coda to the previous DCAMU franchise, which continues certain story elements and helps set up the Crisis on Infinite Earths plotline, [6] [ failed verification ] which was later confirmed to be a three-part storyline and serve as a conclusion to the Tomorrowverse with all the remaining films being scheduled to release in 2024. [7]

Films

Released

FilmU.S. release dateDirectorWriter(s)Producer(s)
Superman: Man of Tomorrow August 23, 2020Chris PalmerTim SheridanJim Krieg and Kimberly S. Moreau
Justice Society: World War II April 27, 2021Jeff WamesterMeghan Fitzmartin and Jeremy Adams
Batman: The Long Halloween June 22, 2021 (Part One)
July 27, 2021 (Part Two)
September 20, 2022 (Deluxe Edition)
Chris PalmerTim Sheridan
Green Lantern: Beware My Power July 25, 2022Jeff Wamester Ernie Altbacker and John Semper Jim Krieg and Sam Register
Legion of Super-Heroes February 7, 2023Josie Campbell Butch Lukic, Jim Krieg, & Kimberly S. Moreau
Justice League: Warworld July 25, 2023Jeremy Adams, Ernie Altbacker, and Josie CampbellJim Krieg and Kimberly S. Moreau
Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths January 9, 2024 (Part One)
April 23, 2024 [8] (Part Two)
Jim Krieg

Superman: Man of Tomorrow (2020)

Kryptonian survivor Kal-El/Clark Kent (Darren Criss) is confronted by the alien bounty hunter Lobo (Ryan Hurst) while a new threat in the form of Parasite (Brett Dalton) sets its sight for Metropolis. [9]

Justice Society: World War II (2021)

Barry Allen/The Flash (Matt Bomer) accidentally travels back in time and gets involved in the ongoing second World War alongside the metahuman team called the Justice Society of America. [10]

Batman: The Long Halloween (2021)

Gotham City based vigilante Batman (Jensen Ackles) teams up with district attorney Harvey Dent (Josh Duhamel) and Gotham City Police Department Captain James Gordon (Billy Burke) to investigate a new serial killer coined "Holiday" who only kills on holidays. [11]

Green Lantern: Beware My Power (2022)

Marine veteran John Stewart (Aldis Hodge) is chosen to become a Green Lantern and is drawn into the middle of a Rann-Thanagar War joined by Justice League member Green Arrow (Jimmi Simpson), the Thanagarian Shayera Hol (Jamie Gray Hyder), and presumably deceased Rannian hero Adam Strange (Brian Bloom).

Legion of Super-Heroes (2023)

Superman sends his cousin Kara Zor-El/Supergirl (Meg Donnelly) to the 31st century where she is recruited into the Legion of Super-Heroes so that she can belong all while investigating a terrorist organization called the Dark Circle.

Justice League: Warworld (2023)

Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman are placed in alternate realities after being taken hostage by Mongul on the planet Warworld.

Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths (2024)

Part One follows their rescue from Warworld, Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman and the rest of the Justice League must unite with the Justice Society and other heroes of parallel Earths, gathered by the Monitor, to prepare for the Crisis that was foretold by Harbinger. [12] [13]

Part Two reveal shows a shocking backstory for Supergirl becoming the Harbinger after a near-death encounter with the Monitor during Krypton's destruction. This sparks the Monitor to break his oath of non-interference and assemble heroes across realities. However, the villainous Psycho-Pirate sows discord by manipulating heroes' minds, forcing the Justice League to battle not just the encroaching anti-matter wave but a fractured trust within their own ranks.

Upcoming film

FilmU.S. release dateDirector(s)Writer(s)
Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part Three2024TBATBA

Short films

Adam Strange (2020)

Adam Strange is a direct-to-video animated short featuring the titular character searching for his daughter during the war between his people the Rannians and the Thanagarians. Charlie Weber voices Strange with the short being released on May 19, 2020 in the home media release of Justice League Dark: Apokolips War . Director Butch Lukic later confirmed in an interview that this short is connected to Green Lantern: Beware My Power despite the recasting of the character in the film. [14]

Kamandi: The Last Boy on Earth! (2021)

Kamandi: The Last Boy on Earth! is a direct-to-video animated short featuring the character Kamandi. He and his friends are captured by a gorilla cult dedicated to finding a reincarnation of their god, the Mighty One. Cameron Monaghan voices Kamandi, with the film being released on April 27, 2021 in the home media release of Justice Society: World War II . [15] Jeremy Adams confirmed that the short connects with Justice Society: World War II. Kamandi also made a cameo appearence in Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths. [16]

Cast

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This section includes characters who will appear or have appeared in noteworthy roles.

CharacterTomorrowverse films
Superman:
Man of Tomorrow
Short film Justice Society:
World War II
Short film Batman:
The Long Halloween
Green Lantern:
Beware My Power
Legion of Super-Heroes Justice League:
Warworld
Justice League:
Crisis on Infinite Earths –
Part One
Justice League:
Crisis on Infinite Earths –
Part Two
Justice League:
Crisis on Infinite Earths –
Part Three
DC Showcase:
Adam Strange
Kamandi:
The Last Boy on Earth!
20202020202120212021202220232023202420242024
Introduced in Superman: Man of Tomorrow
Mercy Graves No voice actor C
J'onn J'onzz
Martian Manhunter
Ike Amadi Ike AmadiIke AmadiTBA
Rudy Jones
Parasite
Brett Dalton
Kal-El/Clark Kent
Superman
Darren Criss Darren CrissDarren CrissTBA
Jonathan Kent Neil Flynn
Martha Kent Bellamy Young
Lois Lane Alexandra Daddario Alexandra DaddarioTBA
Lex Luthor Zachary Quinto Zachary Quinto Corey Stoll
Lobo Ryan Hurst John DiMaggio
Bruce Wayne
Batman
Photograph Jensen Ackles
Zach Callison Y
Jensen AcklesTBA
Introduced in DC Showcase: Adam Strange
Adam Strange Charlie Weber Brian Bloom Brian Bloom
Introduced in Justice Society: World War II
Barry Allen
The Flash
Matt Bomer No voice actor C Matt BomerMatt BomerTBA
Brainiac Darin De Paul Darin De Paul
Diana
Wonder Woman (Earth-2)
Stana Katic Stana KaticTBA
Kent Nelson
Doctor Fate (Earth-2)
Keith Ferguson Keith FergusonTBA
Dinah Drake
Black Canary (Earth-2)
Elysia Rotaru Elysia Rotaru
Jay Garrick
The Flash (Earth-2)
Armen TaylorArmen Taylor
Carter Hall
Hawkman (Earth-2)
Omid Abtahi
Charles Halstead
Advisor/ Psycho-Pirate (Earth-2)
Geoffrey Arend Geoffrey ArendTBA
Kal-L/Clark Kent
Superman (Earth-2)
Darren CrissDarren CrissTBA
Orion
Aquaman (Earth-2)
Liam McIntyre
Steve Trevor (Earth-2) Chris Diamantopoulos
Rex Tyler
Hourman (Earth-2)
Matthew Mercer
Iris West Ashleigh LaThropAshleigh LaThropTBA
Introduced in Kamandi: The Last Boy on Earth!
Kamandi Cameron Monaghan Will Friedle TBA
Introduced in Batman: The Long Halloween Part 1 + Part 2
Jonathan Crane
Scarecrow
Robin Atkin Downes
Julian Day
Calendar Man
David Dastmalchian
Gilda Dent Julie Nathanson
Harvey "Two-Face" Dent Josh Duhamel
Alberto Falcone Jack Quaid
Carmine Falcone Titus Welliver
Sofia Falcone Laila Berzins
Barbara Eileen Gordon Amy Landecker
Barbara Gordon TBA
James Gordon Billy Burke
Solomon Grundy Fred Tatasciore Darin De Paul
Pamela Isley
Poison Ivy
Katee Sackhoff Katee Sackhoff
The Joker Troy Baker Troy Baker
Selina Kyle
Catwoman
Naya Rivera
Sal Maroni Jim Pirri
Renee Montoya Alyssa Diaz
Alfred Pennyworth Alastair Duncan Alastair DuncanTBA
Oliver Queen
Green Arrow
No voice actor C Jimmi Simpson Jimmi SimpsonTBA
Jervis Tetch
Mad Hatter
John DiMaggio
Martha Wayne No voice actor
Thomas Wayne Robin Atkin Downes
Introduced in Green Lantern: Beware My Power
Lyssa Drak Mara Junot
Ganthet Jason J. Lewis
Shayera Hol
Hawkgirl
Jamie Gray Hyder No voice actor C TBA
Hal Jordan
Green Lantern /
Parallax
Nolan North Nolan NorthTBA
Mari McCabe
Vixen
Keesha Sharp Keesha SharpTBA
Sardath Simon Templeman
Sinestro Rick D. Wasserman
John Stewart
Green Lantern
Aldis Hodge Aldis HodgeTBA
Introduced in Legion of Super-Heroes
Condo Arlik
Chemical King
Eric Lopez
Floyd Belkin
Arm-Fall-Off-Boy
Benjamin Diskin
Brainiac 2 Benjamin Diskin
Brainiac 3 Zeno Robinson
Brainiac 4 Robbie Daymond
Brainiac 5 Harry Shum Jr. Harry Shum Jr.TBA
Dawnstar Cynthia HamidiCynthia HamidiTBA
Luornu Durgo
Triplicate Girl/Duplicate Girl
Daisy Lightfoot
Mon-El Yuri Lowenthal
Alura In-Ze Jennifer Hale Jennifer Hale
Rokk Krinn
Cosmic Boy
Eric Lopez
Brin Londo
Timber Wolf
Robbie Daymond
Tasmia Mallor
Shadow Lass
Victoria Grace
Lyle Norg
Invisible Kid
Zeno Robinson
Charles Taine
Bouncing Boy
Ely Henry
Tinya Wazzo
Phantom Girl
Gideon Adlon
Kara Zor-El
SupergirlHarbinger
Meg Donnelly Kari Wahlgren Meg DonnellyTBA
Introduced in Justice League: Warworld
Bat Lash Brett DaltonBrett Dalton
Deimos Damian O'Haire
Drifter Trevor Devall
King Faraday Frank Grillo
Jonah Hex Troy Baker
Machiste Roger Cross
Mongul Robin Atkin Downes
Travis Morgan
Warlord
Teddy Sears
Mariah Romanova Rachel Kimsey
Introduced in Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part One
Superwoman
(Earth-3)
Stana KaticTBA
Monitor Jonathan Adams TBA
Amazing Man Ike Amadi TBA
Anthony Ivo Ike AmadiTBA
Hawkman Geoffrey Arend TBA
Dick Grayson
Robin (Earth-2)
Zack CallisonTBA
Ted Kord
Blue Beetle (Earth-4)
Matt Lanter TBA
Ultraman
Earth-3
Matt LanterTBA
Michael Holt
Mister Terrific
Ato Essandoh TBA
Power Ring
Earth-3
Aldis HodgeTBA
Kimiyo Hoshi
Doctor Light
Erika Ishii TBA
Helena Wayne
Huntress (Earth-2)
Erika IshiiTBA
The Question
Earth-4
David Kaye TBA
Arthur Curry
Aquaman (Earth-146)
Liam McIntyreTBA
Johnny Quick
(Earth-3)
Liam McIntyreTBA
AmazoNolan NorthTBA
John ConstantineNolan North Matt Ryan TBA
The Spectre Lou Diamond Phillips TBA
Owlman
(Earth-3)
Lou Diamond PhillipsTBA
Introduced in Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part Two
Terry McGinnis
Batman
Will Friedle TBA
Introduced in Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part Three
Bruce Wayne
Batman(DCAU)
Kevin Conroy
Joker
(DCAU)
Mark Hamill
Mera Ashly Burch
Nightshade Ashly Burch
Beth Chapel Cynthia Kaye McWilliams
Cheetah Cynthia Kaye McWilliams
Razer
Blue Lantern
Jason Spisak
HayseedJason Spisak
William Storm Dean Winters
SidewinterBrian Bloom

Reception

Critical and public response of Tomorrowverse films
TitleCritical
Rotten Tomatoes IGN
Superman: Man of Tomorrow 93% (14 reviews) [17] 7/10 [18]
Justice Society: World War II 76% (17 reviews) [19] 9/10 [20]
Batman: The Long Halloween Part One 100% (21 reviews) [21] 8/10 [22]
Batman: The Long Halloween Part Two 100% (15 reviews) [23] 9/10 [24]
Green Lantern: Beware My Power 56% (9 reviews) [25] 4/10 [26]
Legion of Super-Heroes 60% (5 reviews) [27]
Justice League: Warworld 50% (6 reviews) [28] 6/10 [29]
Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part One 88% (8 reviews) [30] 6/10 [31]

See also

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