Matt Reeves has commented on rumors suggesting that Robert Pattinson's Batman could be joining James Gunn and Peter Safran's DCU. Reeves directed 2022's The Batman, which starred Pattinson as the Dark Knight.

Could Bat-Pat make sense in the newly minted DCU? When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. It really comes down to whether or not it makes sense.

Ever since the news of James Gunn's revamped DC Universe, there have been speculations over whether Robert Pattinson as the titular caped crusader in Matt Reeves' 2022 release, The Batman, would featu

Robert Pattinson is the star of Matt Reeves' ongoing Batman trilogy, but could the actor also play a big part in the wider DC Universe? With James Gunn and Peter Safran leading a new era for the franchise, anything is possible, but only if it "makes sense".

"Creature Commandos" penultimate episode titled “Priyatel Skelet,” revealed a first look at what the DCU Batman could like.

Batman’s cameo in Creature Commandos' sixth episode was originally more detailed than shown and James Gunn wasn’t ready for such commitment.

The Batman 2 director Matt Reeves has confirmed that the sequel will start filming this year, offering some reassurance to fans after the announcement of a new delay in the production. Last month, Warner Bros revealed the film's release date has been pushed back a full year, and it's now set to open in theaters on October 1, 2027.

Almost as soon as Matt Reeves The Batman was released, the first questions were asked about what would happen in The Batman Part II. The first movie very clearly teased sequel plans, even if sequels to superhero movies weren’t already expected.

Matt Reeves was at the Golden Globes on Sunday, and naturally, was asked about the status of The Batman Part 2.