‘Doom Patrol’: Here’s the First Teaser and Premiere Date for Next DC Universe Live-Action Show (Video)

Streaming service shows off first look at Matt Bomer and Brendan Frasier in DC comics show

As the DC Universe wrapped up the debut season of its flagship series “Titans” on Friday, the streaming service also unveiled the first trailer for its next show, “Doom Patrol” — and the it’s premiere date.

We’ll get right to it: “Doom Patrol” the series will debut Friday, Feb. 15 on DC Universe. “Doom Patrol” the trailer is however available right now, and you can watch it above.

Starring Matt Bomer, Brendan Fraser, April Bowlby, Diane Guerrero, Joivan Wade and Timothy Dalton, “Doom Patrol” is based on the super team of heroes whose powers have caused them alienation and trauma, created in 1963 by Arnold Drake, Bob Haney and Bruno Premiani.

The team has appeared in nearly a dozen different incarnations since then, including a celebrated 1989-1993 run written by Grant Morrison. The DC Universe series features original Doom Patrol characters Larry Trainor/Negative Man (Bomer), Cliff Steele/Robotman (Fraser), Elasti-Woman (Bowlby) and The Chief (Dalton), joined by Crazy Jane (Guerrero) from Morrison’s run, and Victor Stone/Cyborg (Wade).

The series is executive produced by showrunner Jeremy Carver, along with Greg Berlanti, Geoff Johns and Sarah Schechter.

Along with the premiere date, DC Universe also released some sick new character posters. Have a look:

Doom Patrol Timothy Dalton The Chief

Doom Patrol DC Universe Brenden Fraser Robotman

Doom Patrol DC Universe Matt Bomer Negative Man

Doom Patrol DC Universe April Bowlby Elasti-Woman

Doom Patrol DC Universe Joivan Wade Cyborg

Doom patrol DC Universe Diane Guerrero Crazy Jane

“Doom Patrol” joins several other scripted series coming to the new DC Universe platform in 2019, including “Stargirl,” “Swamp Thing,” a revival of the Cartoon Network series “Young Justice,” the live-action Lois Lane-Lex Luthor series “Metropolis,” and an animated Harley Quinn series.

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