From the article:

>As DC prepares for the launch of its latest TV show this Sunday with HBO's *Lanterns*, two other planned projects hit the back burner.

>*Waller*, the *Peacemaker* spinoff focused on Viola Davis' Amanda Waller, is no longer in active development at HBO. While the show was originally meant to be one of the first TV projects for the new era of DC, it's no longer a priority but remains in development at DC Studios, Entertainment Weekly has learned.

>*Paradise Lost*, the Wonder Woman-adjacent show about the Amazons of Themyscira, is now similarly taking a backseat at HBO, though we're told it could still see the light of day in the future.

>The Ankler was the first to report the news. EW reached out to representatives for HBO and DC Studios.

>DC Studios co-head James Gunn announced both shows all the way back in January 2023 when he revealed the planned entertainment slate. Waller, written by Christal Henry (*Watchmen*) and Jeremy Carver (*Supernatural*), was said to feature Team Peacemaker. *Paradise Lost* was then described as in the vein of *Game of Thrones* with "the genesis and political intrigue of an island of all women."

>Other shows revealed alongside *Waller* and *Paradise Lost* were *Creature Commandos* (released in 2024), *Peacemaker* season 2 (premiered last year), *Lanterns* (premiering this Sunday), and *Booster Gold* (still in development and on the hunt for a new writer).

>Though we haven't had a firm update on Waller in a while, as of late April, Gunn wrote on Threads that *Paradise Lost* was "in extreme development." Meanwhile, a proper Wonder Woman movie is still in the works with *Supergirl* scribe Ana Nogueira attached.

>*Lanterns* is the latest TV offering from DC, headed by both Gunn and Peter Safran. From showrunner Chris Mundy (*Ozark*) and executive producers Damon Lindelof (*Watchmen*) and Tom King (DC Comics), the drama stars Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre as Hal Jordan and John Stewart. Hal, a veteran of the Green Lantern Corps, begrudgingly mentors his new replacement while unraveling an alien mystery in rural Nebraska.

>A series focusing on Jimmy Olsen (Skyler Gisondo), comics character Gorilla Grodd (Jimmy Tatro), and the Daily Planet newsroom from *Superman* is currently filming. Meanwhile, the adult animated show *Mister Miracle*, showrun by King and featuring Nathan Fillion as Guy Gardner, is coming down the pipeline.

Entertainment Weekly says while 'Waller' and 'Paradise Lost' are no longer a priority, the former remains in development whilst the the latter could still see the light of day in the future at DC.