The new DC Universe has officially launched with ‘Superman‘ already in theaters, and now fans are eager to learn what’s next for the other two legs of the trinity, Batman and Wonder Woman. Thanks to recent updates from DC Studios co-head James Gunn and Warner Bros.

While DC Studios has yet to announce the cast for its upcoming Brave and the Bold movie, WWE veteran Randy Orton recently expressed his interest in playing Batman in the new DCU. The movie has yet to receive a release date window, but when it arrives, it will reportedly serve as the debut for the […]

While Superman did contain a Batman easter egg, we did not get any update on the Caped Crusader's DCU movie, The Brave and the Bold, as of now.

New character details for DC Studios’ Clayface have been revealed, including the movie’s lead, love interest, love rival, and villain. There’s also news on whether it will feature the DCU’s Batman.

James Gunn’s DCU still hasn’t found its Batman… or has it? From Alan Ritchson to Robert Pattinson, here’s who could play him.

Elsewhere in the Batman live-action economy, writer and director Matt Reeves previously shared news that the script for The Batman: Part 2 has finally been completed, moving forward with the second installment in the Patts-Man franchise, separate from the ambitious cinematic goals kicked off by Superman.

While most DC fans have been waiting for Matt Reeves ’ The Batman: Part II , whihc is still a few years out, there’s another Batman movie in development with The Brave and the Bold , the DCU’s own take on the Dark Knight.

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.

Randy Orton is throwing his name into the mix for James Gunn’s DCU Batman, hinting at interest in taking on the iconic role in the upcoming reboot — especially as Gunn’s Superman gains early momentum.

DCU's Superman depicting a character as very similar to Batman makes the franchise's prospects for both figures seem very much promising.