A new DC superhero TV series might be announced soon, according to president of DC Comics Geoff Johns.
Johns teased the news in a series of tweets listing his top five most anticipated DC events of 2017, one of which is watching new seasons of several DC TV series, like The Flash, Arrow, and Legends of Tomorrow. Johns then promised that one of the shows he's looking forward to "will be announced soon."
It's unclear whether the new series will be part of the The CW's current DC universe, or a completely different comic book property. There's also a chance it might be Syfy's Krypton, which only has a pilot ordered so far, or Fox's Black Lighting, which is simply in development, as neither of these shows have been ordered to series yet.
Johns also revealed on Twitter he's "writing comics again" by posting an image of Dr. Manhattan, hinting that his new project will be Watchmen related. The last comic book Johns worked on was Rebirth, which did tease a connection to Watchmen in the final pages. Johns took a short break from working on comics to help Warner Bros. oversee the DC Cinematic Universe.
The next two upcoming DC movies are Wonder Woman, which hits theaters June 2, 2017, and Justice League, which comes out on November 17, 2017.
Alex Gilyadov is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter.
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