The Doom Patrol comic series was created by writers Arnold Drake and Bob Haney, with artist Bruno Premiani, first appearing in 1963.
DC Universe announces the development of the Doom Patrol live-action television series.
The first season of Doom Patrol premiered on DC Universe, introducing the characters in a live-action format.
Season 2 of the Doom Patrol series was released, continuing the story and character development.
Season 3 of Doom Patrol was released, available on HBO Max after the shutdown of DC Universe streaming service.
Rita Farr, a former actress, gains elastic and malleable powers after exposure to strange gases during a film shoot, resulting in her being shunned by society.
Larry Trainor, an Air Force pilot, is struck by a mysterious energy wave while piloting a plane, gaining electrical powers but becoming a living hazard to others.
Jane, suffering from Dissociative Identity Disorder, begins to manifest multiple distinct personalities each with unique superpowers.
Race car driver Cliff Steele undergoes a horrific car accident that destroys his body but his brain is salvaged and placed into a robotic body.
Niles Caulder, also known as The Chief, assembles the misfit heroes Rita, Larry, Jane, and Cliff into the Doom Patrol to use their powers for good and uncover the mysteries behind their conditions.
The Doom Patrol meets Danny, a sentient, genderqueer living street who aids them in navigating the strange dimensions and threats they face.
The Doom Patrol confronts Mr. Nobody, a powerful villain who can alter reality and manipulates the team's psyche.
Among Jane's personalities, The Drip is discovered to be the manifestation of an interdimensional being, increasing the team's knowledge of other dimensions.
Larry Trainor loses control and becomes a destructive negative energy spirit, causing the team to face one of their greatest challenges.
After suffering losses and internal struggles, the team regroups to continue their mission of protecting the world from bizarre threats.
