Warner Bros./DC Comics have scheduled many of their "Justice League"-related movies.
"Wonder Woman" (June 2017): Gal Gadot leaps out of "Batman v Superman" into her own film — a herculean task, since women are almost never the focus of superhero films.
"The Justice League Part One" (November 2017): The full roster unites for one mega-movie, a la "The Avengers." The lineup: Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Cyborg and Aquaman. "Part Two" comes in June 2019.
"The Flash" (March 2018): Ezra Miller ("The Perks of Being a Wallflower") is the speedy hero.
"Aquaman" (July 2018): Big, brawny Jason Momoa ("Game of Thrones") is the amphibian man from Atlantis.
Untitled "Batman" (2018): Ben Affleck will star and direct as the Caped Crusader.
"Shazam" (April 2019): While the title role hasn't been cast, Dwayne Johnson will play nemesis Black Adam.
"Cyborg" (April 2020): Stage actor Ray Fisher is the mechanoid superhero, who can interface seamlessly with any form of technology.
