CHATTER AWAY: Overnight Open Thread

The Hollywood Reporter reports:

DC Universe will soon be rebranding as DC Universe Infinite, as it abandons its streaming shows to become a comics-only platform. As part of the news, HBO Max revealed it has renewed Kaley Cuoco’s Harley Quinn for a third season and that it will be the home to DC Universe’s streaming library of legacy content.

The newly-renamed DC Universe Infinite will launch in the U.S in January, offering DC catalog titles sixth months after their on-sale date — currently, DCU has a year-long wait.

Additionally, the service will debut DC Universe Infinite Originals, all-new exclusive content created for the service and featuring fan-favorite characters. A global expansion is planned for the service starting in the summer.

Two years after it launched as a home for scripted originals and library content, DC Universe is officially exiting the scripted landscape and transitioning to a comics-centric platform https://t.co/8cfL4HWNCv pic.twitter.com/02uI0TXzVf

— The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) September 18, 2020

Past and new seasons of ‘Titans,’ ‘Young Justice,’ and ‘Doom Patrol’ are moving to #HBOMax

DC Universe pivots away from original programming and rebrands as a comic book subscription service starting Jan. 21 pic.twitter.com/qHMlfe7lFY

— Fandom (@getFANDOM) September 18, 2020

DC Universe will become DC UNIVERSE INFINITE, an ultimate comic book subscription service, on January 21.

This includes:

– 24,000 comic books at launch

– Comics will debut on the service 6 months after the physical versions are released

– Exclusive digital only comics pic.twitter.com/2EauOsSYWp

— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) September 18, 2020