After 2017’s $817 Million DC Movie Success, I Can’t Believe 1 Hero Is Still Missing From The DC Universe’s Release Schedule

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The new DC Universe has replaced the DC Extended Universe, yet one highly successful property is perplexingly absent from the DCU’s release schedule. The DCEU was, sadly, troubled by divisive entries and inconsistent financial and critical success, with few properties that truly soared. After James Gunn and Peter Safran became the co-CEOs of DC Studios, they decided to partially reboot the franchise, establishing the DCU with a mostly clean slate and preparing audiences for new versions of classic characters like Superman and Batman, while others would retain their DCEU-era actors.
Although David Corenswet will replace Henry Cavill as Superman and a new Batman is set to debut in the upcoming The Brave and the Bold, several DCEU characters – mostly from Gunn’s own properties – will carry over into the new DCU. Jason Momoa – who won over countless viewers as Aquaman in the DCEU – will portray Lobo in the new DCU. There is potential for more character or story elements of the DCEU to join the DCU. One of the most successful DCEU properties, however, is largely absent from the DCU’s announced slate in any form thus far.
Wonder Woman's 2017 Success Makes Her Movie Absence In The DCU More Notable

2017’s Wonder Woman was a major success at both the box office and among critics and viewers. Strangely, there has yet to be any official announcement of a Wonder Woman project in the DCU, aside from Paradise Lost, which will most likely not include Wonder Woman herself. This is especially odd, considering that the DCEU only made Wonder Woman and her comic mythos more popular than before. Moreover, the status of Wonder Woman’s likely recasting has yet to be clarified.

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