DC Television Universe

The DC Television Universe is a shared universe including television series airing on NBC. The universe began with Batman in 2012, followed by Superman in 2014, Wonder Woman in 2015, The Outsiders in 2017, and the upcoming The Flash in 2020. Additionally, Birds of Prey and Supergirl are in development at NBC and Peacock, respectively.

Batman (2012–20)
Bruce Wayne returns to Gotham City after years of training abroad in martial arts and combat. Upon his return, Wayne discovers the corruption in his city and makes a vow to honor his parents by fighting crime as the masked vigilante "Batman".

Superman (2014–present)
After his home planet of Krypton explodes, infant Kal-El is raised on Earth, and develops superhuman abilities as a result of his heritage. Kal-El, or Clark Kent, as an adult becomes Superman to help the citizens of Metropolis and be a symbol of hope.

Wonder Woman (2015–present)
Princess Diana of Themyscira is raised on an all-woman island of paradise. However, Diana is integrated into the real world when during World War I she joins Steve Trevor in an attempt to stop the war and save the world. In the present day, Diana works to save the world in a modern way.

The Outsiders (2017–present)
Various sidekicks and even old enemies of Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman are recruited by the mysterious Michael Carter to fight the future and their doomed fates by figuring out a way to stop the United Planets from taking over.

The Flash (2020)
Barry Allen was an ordinary teenager interning at the Central City Science Lab. During a heavy storm, Allen is struck by lightning while in his lab, and the accident leads to him gaining special abilities, which he uses to help his city.

Birds of Prey (TBA)
The upcoming series will include Barbara Gordon, Selina Kyle, Kate Kane, Dinah Lance, and Harley Quinn.

Supergirl (TBA)
The upcoming series will star Kara Zor-El/Supergirl.