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As you read this, we’re in a golden age of superhero TV shows. With this much happening, you might feel as if you need a guide for what’s coming up. Thankfully, you’ve come to the right place.

Superheroes were born out of serial storytelling - comic books, and comic strips - and TV shows have proven to good fit for telling those stories off the printed page. While superhero movies seem like the center of attention, superhero TV shows have been the mainstream public's dish of choice for generations.

From great heights like the '60s Batman show and the '90s Batman: The Animated Series (yes, there's more to superheroes than Batman), television has been a fertile ground for telling stories of individuals with super abilities and/or secret identities.

While the the Arrow-verse on the CW is behind us, superhero TV lives on with streaming services and the occassional terrestial/network show. From Marvel Studios' Disney+ output to DC's new 'Gods and Monsters' line, to even the amazing about of superhero anime on Crunchyroll, there's a lot to watch - and you don't need X-Ray vision to find it.

Popverse has assembled a list of all the current and upcoming superhero TV shows, from Marvel and DC to Netflix, Amazon's Prime Video, and more. Live-action? Yes. Animated? Yes. Anime? That too.

We'll be updating this every time a new superhero TV show is announced and/or a release date is revealed. So stay tuned!

Upcoming 2024 and 2025 superhero TV shows

Upcoming unscheduled superhero TV shows

Although no specific release dates have been announced, here's what's been announced for the far-flung future. (Note: Some of these projects may have been shelved without notice, so don't get too hung up on everything mentioned below.

• Waller (Warner Bros. Television), season one on Max
• Booster Gold (Warner Bros. Television), season one with unannounced network/platform
• Paradise Lost (Warner Bros. Television), season one on unannounced network/platform
• Lanterns (Warner Bros. Television), season one on HBO
• Spider-Man Noir (Sony Pictures Television), season one on MGM+/Amazon Prime Video
• Bat-Family (Warner Bros. Animation), season one and two from Amazon Prime Video
• Spidey and His Amazing Friends (Marvel Animation), season four on Disney Junior
• Peacemaker (Warner Bros. Television), season two on Max
• Untitled Arkham series (Warner Bros. Television), season one on Max
• DC Super Hero High (Warner Bros. Television), season one on Max
• Untitled Justice League Dark series (Warner Bros. Television), season one on Max
• Justice League Dark: Constantine (Warner Bros. Television), season one on Max
• Madame X (Warner Bros. Television), season one on Max
• Untitled Val-Zod limited series (Warner Bros. Television), season one on Max
• Justice U (Warner Bros. Television), season one on the CW
• Untitled Aqualad series (Warner Bros. Television), season one on Max
• Untitled The Night Begins to Shine series, (Warner Bros. Animation), season one on Cartoon Network
• Legion of Super-Heroes(Warner Bros. Animation), season one on Max
• Teen Titans Go! (Warner Bros. Animation), season 8 on Cartoon Network
• Superhero Kindergarten, season three on Kartoon Channel
• One-Punch Man, season three

Want more feature-length caped fisticuffs? Check out our comprehensive superhero movie schedule.