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| − | The DC Cinematic Universe is a series of films produced by Warner Bros. featuring characters from DC Comics, similar to the [[Marvel Cinematic Universe]]. It began with the 2013 film, ''Man of Steel''. | + | The DC Cinematic Universe, or DCU, is a series of films produced by Warner Bros. featuring characters from DC Comics, similar to the [[Marvel Cinematic Universe]]. It began with the 2013 film, ''Man of Steel''. |
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| | + | ==Films== |
| | + | * ''Man of Steel'' (2013) |
| | + | * ''Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice'' (2016) |
| | + | * ''Suicide Squad'' (2016) |
| | + | * ''Wonder Woman'' (2017) |
| | + | * ''Justice League Part One'' (2018) |
| | + | * ''The Flash'' (2018) |
| | + | * ''Aquaman'' (2018) |
| | + | * ''Shazam'' (2019) |
| | + | * ''Justice League Part Two'' (2019) |
| | + | * ''Cyborg'' (2020) |
| | + | * ''Green Lantern'' (2020) |
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| | + | ==Criticism== |
| | + | Fans and critics alike have criticized how the DCU is being handled. Unlike Marvel, which used five films to build up ''The Avengers'', DC is going right into ''Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice'' from ''Man of Steel'', which is a reboot of the Superman series. Many see this as DC trying to catch up to Marvel. |