A DC Comics exec gave us a rundown of its upcoming streaming service, and addressed the controversy over the violent 'Titans' trailer

DC Universe

• DC's upcoming streaming service, DC Universe, will launch September 15.
• Its first original live-action series, "Titans," will premiere October 12, with episodes released weekly.
• DC Entertainment CCO Jim Lee spoke to Business Insider about how DC Universe is different than other streaming services like Netflix.
• He addressed the controversy around the first gritty trailer for "Titans," and revealed that "Doom Patrol" characters will be introduced in "Titans."
• Lee also touched on how introducing people to Batman is one of the easiest ways to get new fans hooked on comics and DC Universe.

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DC Entertainment and Warner Bros.' new streaming service, DC Universe, finally has a release date: Batman Day (September 15).

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