Superman, DCU and Batman
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The DCU Batman has been a topic of discussion for a while, and ever since the release of Superman on July 11, 2025, people have been wondering about this universe's Caped Crusader.
Shared by artist Clements.Ink following Gunn’s latest update about The Brave and The Bold, the image imagines Ritchson fully suited up as Batman in a sleek black version of the
But, there is also another Batman movie in the works – one that will be part of the DCU rather than an Elseworlds project like Reeves'. That movie is titled The Brave and the Bold, and it was unveiled as part of James Gunn and Peter Safran's Chapter One: Gods and Monsters announcement. Since then, though, news on the project has been scarce.
Batman doesn’t show up in Superman, nor does anyone mention them – but there is a small Gotham City Easter egg.
To this, Gunn's answer was a simple "two". This means that while The Batman: Part II script is finished, The Brave and the Bold script is still being worked on. Simultaneously, it is imperative to note that this interview may have taken place before Matt Reeves confirmed that the script for Part II was complete on June 28, 2025.
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There's only one kind of Batman that makes sense next to Superman and Green Lantern and its not the gritty, vigilante Hollywood's used to.
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SuperHeroHype on MSNBatman DCU Movie Gets Update From ‘Very Involved’ James GunnAs a co-CEO of DC Studios, James Gunn will oversee two of the upcoming Batman movies in the DCU, including Brave and the Bold.
That cultural ubiquity is exactly why Gunn told The Times he has no interest in movies wasting time telling a story we’ve all known for decades. “I don’t need to see pearls in a back alley when Batman’s parents are killed.