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The DC Animated Movie Universe (DCAMU)[1] was the unofficial term used to refer to a series of animated films based on DC Comics' The New 52, all set within a shared universe. The universe itself began with the end of the 2013 film Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox.[2] While it is a respectful successor to the DCAU, the DCAMU serves as a "reboot" to the DC Animation world. The universe ended its run with the 2020 film Justice League Dark: Apokolips War followed by a fully rebooted universe with every and all characters "Reborn" in the new universe Barry Allen created called the "Tomorrowverse."

Films[]

Film Release date Director Writer(s) Producer Status
Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox July 30, 2013 Jay Oliva James Krieg James Tucker Released
Justice League: War February 4, 2014 Heath Corson
Son of Batman April 22, 2014 Ethan Spaulding Screenplay: Joe R. Lansdale
Story: James Robinson
Justice League: Throne of Atlantis January 27, 2015 Heath Corson
Batman vs. Robin April 14, 2015 Jay Oliva J. M. DeMatteis
Batman: Bad Blood January 19, 2016
Justice League vs. Teen Titans March 29, 2016 Sam Liu Bryan Q. Miller and Alan Burnett
Justice League Dark January 24, 2017 Jay Oliva Screenplay: Ernie Altbacker
Story: J. M. DeMatteis and Ernie Altbacker
Teen Titans: The Judas Contract April 4, 2017 Sam Liu Ernie Altbacker
Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay March 27, 2018 Alan Burnett
The Death of Superman July 24, 2018 Sam Liu and Jake Castorena Peter J. Tomasi Sam Liu
Constantine: City of Demons October 9, 2018 Doug Murphy J. M. DeMatteis Butch Lukic
Reign of the Supermen

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January 29, 2019 Sam Liu Tim Sheridan and Jim Krieg James Tucker
Batman: Hush July 20, 2019 Justin Copeland Ernie Altbacker James Tucker
Wonder Woman: Bloodlines October 5, 2019 Sam Liu and Justin Copeland Mairghread Scott James Tucker, Sam Liu, Amy Mckenna
Justice League Dark: Apokolips War May 19, 2020 Christina Sotta and

Matt Peters

Ernie Altbacker (Screenplay)

Christina Sotta (Story)

James Tucker
Character Film
Justice League: War Son of Batman Justice League: Throne of Atlantis Batman vs. Robin Batman: Bad Blood Justice League vs. Teen Titans Justice League Dark
Heroes
Clark Kent
Superman
Alan Tudyk   Jerry O'Connell   Jerry O'Connell
Bruce Wayne
Batman
Jason O'Mara
Diana Prince
Wonder Woman
Michelle Monaghan   Rosario Dawson   Rosario Dawson
Hal Jordan
Green Lantern
Justin Kirk   Nathan Fillion  
Barry Allen
The Flash
Christopher Gorham   Christopher Gorham   Christopher Gorham
Victor Stone
Cyborg
Shemar Moore   Shemar Moore   Shemar Moore
Billy Batson
Shazam
Zach Callison
Sean Astin
  Sean Astin  
Damian Wayne
Robin
  Stuart Allan   Stuart Allan
Dick Grayson
Nightwing
  Sean Maher   Sean Maher
Aquaman
Aquaman
  Matt Lanter  
Kate Kane
Batwoman
  Yvonne Strahovski  
Luke Fox
Batwing
  Gaius Charles  
Raven   Taissa Farmiga
Jaime Reyes
Blue Beetle
  Jake T. Austin
Garfield Logan
Beast Boy
  Brandon Soo Hoo
Koriand'r
Starfire
  Kari Wahlgren
Villains
Darkseid Steve Blum  
Desaad Bruce Thomas  
Talia al Ghul   Morena Baccarin   Morena Baccarin  
Ra's al Ghul   Giancarlo Esposito   T.C. Carson
Kirk Langstrom
Man Bat
  Xander Berkeley  
Slade Wilson
Deathstroke
  Thomas Gibson  
The Joker   Dee Bradley Baker  
Waylon Jones
Killer Croc
  Fred Tatasciore  
Orm
Ocean Master
  Sam Witwer  
Black Manta   Harry Lennix  
Lex Luthor   Steve Blum   Steve Blum
Talon   Jeremy Sisto  
Samantha Vanaver
Grandmaster
  Grey DeLisle
Robin Atkin Downes
 
Trigon   Jon Bernthal

Trivia[]

  • Some characters look exactly like characters from the Young Justice series; either using the designs or having the DCAMU designs used later in that series.
  • Despite the beginning of this universe being based on The New 52, it concludes in a completely different fashion due to the absence of Dr. Manhattan and Pandora's additional manipulations from the comics.
    • However, it does seem Wally West was replaced with Wally West II like in the comics, as a different Kid Flash is seen dead next to Bumblebee and Starfire in the final film.
    • The ending of the final movie concludes with Flash creation a second Flashpoint Paradox, aiming to fix the tragedy that was caused after the final war with Darkseid, completely altering the timeline or restoring the original.
      • This action likely echoes the quote from Flash's mother "Accept the things you cannot change, have the courage to change the things you can and have the wisdom to know the difference".
    • Given all the villains dying over the course of the series, it's no surprise that a new alteration to the timeline would end it (to bring them back).
  • Villains that normally have ways to escape death are much weaker and end up dying; especially Vandal Savage.
  • Superheroes in the Original and Flashpoint Timelines have strangely disproportionate bodies, with their torsos largely bloated with small heads. Though this was likely due to it being intended as a one-off to celebrate the New 52 instead of a film series beginning.
  • The Timeline is not thoroughly explained in the films as between Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox and Justice League: War, there are a lot of continuity errors, and throughout the films, there are unexplained costume changes.
  • It is often considered that DC Animated Movie Universe is a counterpart of Marvel Animated Universe which was started a year before DC Animated Movie Universe.
  • It was later confirmed that Superman: Man of Tomorrow, Justice Society: World War Two and The Long Halloween are the Rebooted Timeline. The trailer for Constantine: The House of Mystery reveals Constantine is being punished by The Spectre with imprisonment in the House for having Flash reset the Timeline to undo all the damage done by Darksied.

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