DCU After Clayface: 11 Upcoming DC Studios Movies and What to Watch Next

Clayface is now in theaters, and DC fans are already asking the big question: what’s next? According to The Direct’s October 23, 2026 rundown, there are 11 movies in the…

By Reetam Bodhak

October 24, 2026

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Clayface is now in theaters, and DC fans are already asking the big question: what’s next? According to The Direct’s October 23, 2026 rundown, there are 11 movies in the pipeline, split between the main DCU and the standalone Elseworlds universe. Here’s your quick guide.

The 6 Core DCU Clayface Movies

Movie	What we know
Man of Tomorrow	Releases July 9, 2027. James Gunn directs. Superman and Lex Luthor team up against Brainiac.
Savage Hunters	Reported Deathstroke and Bane team-up. Matthew Orton is writing, and Greg Mottola is reportedly in the mix to direct.
Wonder Woman	Reboot in development, written by Ana Nogueira.
The Brave and the Bold	Introduces a new Batman and his son Damian Wayne. Christina Hodson and Andy Muschietti are expected to return.
Swamp Thing	Gothic horror from James Mangold. Peter Safran says it’s moving forward while the team waits on a draft.
Teen Titans	Reportedly built around Damian Wayne’s Robin. Currently paused behind Wonder Woman.

The 5 Elseworlds Projects

Movie	What we know
Batman: Knightfall (Parts 2 and 3)	Animated trilogy. Knightquest arrives later this year and KnightsEnd in 2027.
The Batman: Part 2	Hits theaters February 18, 2028. Matt Reeves directs, with Steven Soderbergh helping finish principal photography.
Dynamic Duo	Animated, arrives September 22, 2028. Features Dick Grayson and Jason Todd in a puppetry, stop-motion and CGI blend.
Constantine 2	Keanu Reeves returns. Still awaiting a greenlight and reportedly stuck on scripts.

My Take

The slate looks ambitious, but I’d treat the later titles with caution. Several projects, like Savage Hunters and Teen Titans, have no confirmed directors, leads or dates. The only two with firm release dates in live action are Man of Tomorrow and The Batman: Part 2, so those are the safest ones to circle on your calendar.

The tone is worth noting too. Clayface leans into R-rated body horror, and Swamp Thing is pitched as horror as well. That suggests DC Studios is willing to experiment beyond the standard superhero formula.

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