152 titles · 112 films · 40 TV series · 1599h 51m
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152 titles shown · Numbering restarts for each continuity.
Suggested sequence within this continuity; alternate versions and TV crossovers may need additional context.
Suggested sequence within this continuity; alternate versions and TV crossovers may need additional context.
Suggested sequence within this continuity; alternate versions and TV crossovers may need additional context.
Suggested sequence within this continuity; alternate versions and TV crossovers may need additional context.
Suggested sequence within this continuity; alternate versions and TV crossovers may need additional context.
Suggested sequence within this continuity; alternate versions and TV crossovers may need additional context.
Suggested sequence within this continuity; alternate versions and TV crossovers may need additional context.
Suggested sequence within this continuity; alternate versions and TV crossovers may need additional context.
Suggested sequence within this continuity; alternate versions and TV crossovers may need additional context.
Suggested sequence within this continuity; alternate versions and TV crossovers may need additional context.
Suggested sequence within this continuity; alternate versions and TV crossovers may need additional context.
Separate adaptations, listed by release date. No shared viewing order.
Separate adaptations, listed by release date. No shared viewing order.
Separate adaptations, listed by release date. No shared viewing order.
No. Pick a continuity or a character that interests you. Earlier adaptations from other worlds are not automatic prerequisites.
Choose a continuity below and start with its first listed title. For a particular film or show, its title guide explains the direct prerequisites and any optional background.
Essential is an editorial recommendation. It does not mean that every other title can be skipped without affecting every possible sequel.
Each continuity has its own sequence. Numbering restarts to avoid suggesting that unrelated DC worlds share one chronology.
Yes. Upcoming titles are labelled, and their dates and placement may change. Runtime totals use available catalogue values; unknown runtimes are omitted and series estimates may be included.
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