DC Studios co-chief James Gunn stirred up buzz among comic book movie fans when he recently said on the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast that he’s “contemplated” bringing Robert Pattinson’s Batman into the new DC Universe.

Batman made a surprise appearance during the latest episode of the DCU animated series Creature Commandos, and James Gunn recently opened up that when we do meet the Caped Crusader, it’ll be without an origin.

In an interview with Rotten Tomatoes, Creature Commandos creator James Gunn and director Dean Lorey spoke about Batman’s inclusion in the latest episode. Gunn mentioned that the first edit of the episode featured more of Batman,

Andy Muschietti, who will helm The Brave and the Bold for DC Studios, has put any speculation that The Batman star Robert Pattinson will be the DCU's Dark Knight to

Matt Reeves got candid on whether Robert Pattinson’s Batman will move into James Gunn’s DCU or not.DC Studios co-chief James Gunn recently stirred excitement among comic book

James Gunn has officially ushered Batman into the DCU with a subtle but significant debut in the hit animated series . The most recent episode of the show features Gotham’s Dark Knight in only a shadowy glimpse.

Lately, there’s a lot of buzz about whether Robert Pattinson, who played Batman in 2022’s The Batman, would be the main Batman in James Gunn’s DC Universe (DCU). But Matt Reeves, the director of 2022’s The Batman, has spoken up to clarify things.

"He already exists in this universe, just like when we come to the Superman movie and we see that Superman already exists, he's already known by the people in Metropolis," Gunn told Rotten Tomatoes. "We don’t need to hear the origin story again. That’s just a way to introduce that Batman is a part of this universe."

In the ongoing reports of whether or not Robert Pattinson‘s Batman character will be the Batman that exists in James Gunn‘s DCU, Andy Muschietti has weighed in, throwing water on the idea. What did Andy Muschietti say about the DCU’s Batman?