After the latest news on The Batman 2, let’s try to take stock of the situation on the future of the Batman franchise, which will go not only from Robert Pattinson but also from the new James Gunn’s DCU.
The director of Guardians of the Galaxy, The Suicide Squad and Superman, in fact, confirmed that the rumor that began circulating last week about the possible cancellation of The Batman 2 and 3 is obviously a big fake, and that the direct written trilogy and produced by Matt Reeves is continuing its work behind the scenes in view of the release of the spin-off sequel TV series The Penguin (which will arrive in September 2024 on Sky and NOW) and of The Batman 2 date, October 4, 2026: on the sequel, Gunn stated that the script is well underway and that it will be delivered to him ‘when Matt deems her ready‘.
With regard to the Batman of the DCUwho will instead be the protagonist of his film Batman: The Brave & The Bold, through a post on the social media platform Threads James Gunn explained that casting for the project has not yet begun and clarified that the Bruce Wayne of the new franchise could be at most a couple of years older than Clark Kent, but that he won’t be much older than the Kryptonian: “I’m pretty sure I didn’t say our Bruce will be old. What I said was that Bruce ‘might be’ a couple of years older than Clark. All I wanted to say was that I don’t care about Bruce and Clark being the same age, there might be a difference but it will be minimal and not very significant.“
We will keep you updated on all the upcoming news related to the Batman franchise.
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