Warner Bros. have confirmed solo movies for Wonder Woman, The Flash and others, as well as Justice League 2. More details here...
It's Warner Bros. investor day, and that means it's time for Warner CEO Kevin Tsujihara to pull back the curtain on the full schedule of DC Comics superhero movies. In case you were wondering how Warner Bros. would counter Marvel's bombshell announcement that Robert Downey Jr would join Captain America 3to kick off Civil War, well...this is how it's done.
Based on dates Warner Bros. originally staked out, it looks like the release schedule is as follows. The actual dates are subject to change, but the YEARS in which each movie is set for release is correct, and based on a graphic unveiled by Mr. Tsujihara at the presentation (see below). A press releas from Warner Bros. indicates that this schedule does NOT include standalone Batman and Superman movies, which will also be released during this period.
The same press release also marked the first official acknowledgment that Jason Momoa will play Aquaman, announces that Ezra Miller is playing the Flash, and reveals that Zack Snyder will also direct Justice League 2, now known as "Justice League Part Two" (at least for now). What's more, the presence of a Cyborg solo movie starring Ray Fisher is a tremendous (and welcome) surprise.
What's more, it's now been confirmed that Furydirector David Ayer will direct Suicide Squad, and that Warner Bros. are finally confident that Green Lantern won't be totally radioactive by 2020, so they'll give him another shot at his own movie.
Notably absent from this schedule (which also included announcements for more LEGOand Fantastic Beasts films) is the presence of a Sandmanmovie. However, since that isn't exactly part of a superhero slate, that is to be expected.
March 25th, 2016: Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice
August 5th, 2016: Suicide Squad
June 23rd, 2017: Wonder Woman
November 17th, 2017: Justice League Part One
March 23rd, 2018: The Flash
July 27th, 2018: Aquaman
April 5th, 2019: Shazam
June 14th, 2019: Justice League Part Two
April 3rd, 2020: Cyborg
June 19th, 2020: Green Lantern
Source: Deadline
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