‘Titans’ And ‘Doom Patrol’ Season 4 Have Release Dates, Trailers

Games ‘Titans’ And ‘Doom Patrol’ Season 4 Have Release Dates, Trailers Paul Tassi Senior Contributor Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. News and opinion about video games, television, movies and the internet. Following New! Follow this author to stay notified about their latest stories.

Got it! Oct 10, 2022, 10:14am EDT | New! Click on the conversation bubble to join the conversation Got it! Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Titans HBO The strangest little corner of the DC Universe has survived all the mass chaos over at WB/Discovery. That would be Titans and Doom Patrol, two refugee series from the DC Universe streaming service which was turned into a comic thing and its shows fled to HBO Max. Titans is a gritty version of Teen Titans that has attracted a surprisingly large audience over the last few years, and remains one of the most in-demand comics series out there.

Doom Patrol is easily the most absurd comic show in existence, even considering the likes of Harley Quinn and Peacemaker, an R-rated comedy that everyone, critics and fans, seem to love for its weirdness. Now, both shows are about to return for their respective season 4s. We have release dates, and we have trailers .

Albeit one shows a lot more than the other. Titans season 4’s release date is November 3 on HBO Max, just a few weeks from now. HBO just released this new trailer teasing the season, which reveals that the villain the crew is facing this time is Brother Blood, a famed baddie in Teen Titans lore.

MORE FOR YOU Livestream Shopping Stays Hot As Whatnot Valuation More Than Doubles To $3. 7 Billion Social Security: How To Work And Still Collect Benefits Truth Social SPAC Seeks Another Shareholder Vote To Extend Deal Deadline Amid Turmoil Meanwhile, Doom Patrol season 4’s release date is December 8 , and features uh, carnivorous butts, which we’ve seen previously. And a lot more footage than Titans’ Brother Blood spot, without giving too much away: Both of these shows are being broken up into two parts for season 4, where the first half will start now, and the second half will air some time in 2023.

This is kind of unusual for these series, but with 10-13 episode seasons, they are longer than some similar superhero productions, so maybe that’s a factor. DC’s TV content strategy is nearly as all over the place as its movie strategy, but I’d argue it’s going quite a bit better. I didn’t love last season of Titans, but it has its fanbase.

Doom Patrol is always great. Harley Quinn and Peacemaker are fantastic. A Penguin series out of The Batman universe sounds promising, and an Arkham show may be coming later.

Literally only one piece of all that is directly connected to the DCEU (Peacemaker) and I think the lineup is better for that. Over on film, we’re about the get the launch of Black Adam as The Rock attempts to change the power dynamics of the DC universe, and projects like The Flash and Aquaman 2 remains plagued with issues via their real-life actors. I’m certainly looking forward to the return of Titans and Doom Patrol, and we don’t have long to wait now.

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