The streaming service DC Universe has already canceled its latest original series, 'Swamp Thing.' It's the platform's first cancellation.
DC Universe has canceled its latest original series,"Swamp Thing," after one season. Only one episode of the series has aired so far. The second debuts on Friday. It's DC Universe's first cancellation. The platform has found success with its original shows up to this point. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
DC Universe has canceled its latest original series,"Swamp Thing," after one season. Only one episode of the series has aired so far. The second debuts on Friday. It's DC Universe's first cancellation. The platform has found success with its original shows up to this point. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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