James Gunn and Peter Safran have officially confirmed that Robert Pattinson will not reprise his role as Batman in the upcoming DC Universe film, "The Brave and the Bold." Instead, a new iteration of Batman will be introduced, while Pattinson remains the Dark Knight in "The Batman" series helmed by Matt Reeves. Despite earlier speculations about possible crossovers, Gunn emphasized the necessity of a distinct Batman for the DCU. Both directors affirmed their admiration for Reeves' vision and look forward to "The Batman Part 2," which has been delayed to October 1, 2027. Meanwhile, details about "The Brave and the Bold" are being actively developed, hinting at an intriguing direction for the franchise. Fans have been teased with a sneak peek of Batman in "Creature Commandos," revealing his established presence within the DCU.

No, it has been confirmed by James Gunn and Peter Safran that Robert Pattinson will continue as Batman solely in Matt Reeves’ universe, and a new Batman will be introduced in the DCU.

“The Brave and the Bold” marks an exciting new chapter for the Batman franchise, as it aims to align with the overarching DC Universe. This film is expected to explore a fresh narrative direction, distinguishing it from previous adaptations while integrating Batman's enduring legacy in the superhero genre. As DC Studios moves forward, the anticipation for how these characters will interact and evolve within a shared universe continues to grow.