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'Justice League' Movie Franchise Rumors, News: 10 Superhero Movies Coming From 2016 to 2020

While "Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice" is still filming, the cinema rumor mill has already been filled up with speculations regarding the future DC Comic Universe films like "Justice League" and "Suicide Squad."

Website Batman-News.com stated in their latest report that Warner Bros. CEO Kevin Tsujihara dropping a handful of news about the studio's upcoming lineup of DC Comics movies during a shareholder call.
They cited Wall Street Journal's Ben Fritz, whom they said has been live tweeting the event.

"So there may be more details released later," the site said.

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As detailed out in their report, they said that the year 2017 will see two DC Universe movies, "Wonder Woman" and "Justice League Part One."

This news came in line with a press release confirming the involvement of Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill, and Amy Adams.

"We're bringing back the amazing cast of Ben and Henry from Batman v. Superman along with a roster of other well-known and highly-anticipated heroes," the WB CEO said.

Additionally, 2018 will also be seeing another two DC Comics movie, "The Flash," which will star Ezra Miller, and "Aquaman," starring Jason Momoa.

The DC Comics universe-dedicated website even went further to point out the full list of the superhero movies to come out in the coming years.

  • "Shazam," with Dwayne Johnson as Black Adam (2019)
  • "Justice League Part Two," directed by Zack Snyder (2019)
  • "Cyborg," starring Ray Fisher (2020)
  • "Green Lantern" (2020 - Reboot)

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