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,

Scott Eastwood , known for his roles in Suicide Squad , Pacific Rim Uprising , and Gran Torino , has expressed interest in playing Batman in James Gunn’s DC Universe with . At 38, Eastwood has yet to step into a superhero role,

The latest episode of Creature Commandos gives viewers a first look at Batman in the DC Universe that James Gunn and Peter Safran created. Episode 6 of the Max series offers the first glimpse of the Caped Crusdar in this new universe.

"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."

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.

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

The Batman 2 release date delays prompted rumors about why the script is taking so long, and director Matt Reeves may have confirmed one of them.

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.