DC Universe reduces "creative differences" with "Swamp Thing"

This does not prevent a second season, but it's not good news at a time when DCU has only a few shows under development and still relies heavily on its video catalog. and comics to attract subscribers. The more things to watch, the less likely members are to miss content and focus their attention elsewhere.

The reported decision highlights the uncertain relationship between DC Universe and WarnerMedia. While WarnerMedia plans to launch its own streaming service later in 2019, it is not certain whether DCU can change, if at all. Would it possibly share programming with its parent's service or would it become available in addition to WarnerMedia's main offering? Are there new expectations for his performance? The reduced Marsh Thing This order does not necessarily reflect the tensions between DCU and its owner, but it does not help in any way.