Part 2 being canceled, denying the claims on social media. He clarified that the delays were due to the creative process, not any production issues. This response comes amid growing speculation surrounding the film’s status in the DC Universe.

Similar is the case with DCU’s Batman, as even though the film was announced a long time ago, Gunn clarified they’ve no intentions of rushing its development without a story worth telling.

James Gunn attempts to allay fear and answer rumors about the status of 'The Batman - Part 2' and Matt Reeves at DC Studios.

James Gunn recently addressed rumors about The Batman - Part II being canceled. Read on to find out what exactly did he say.

With rumours once again swirling about James Gunn's supposed master plan to scrap The Batman franchise, the filmmaker has made it clear that DC Studios does, and will continue to, support Matt Reeves.

James Gunn has been quite open about why certain choices have been made regarding the new DC Studios movie universe, and today he offered some additional insight into the decision to not redo certain origin stories.

Recent rumors about the future of Matt Reeves’ The Batman series made James Gunn, the head of DC Studios, step in to clarify the studio’s plans. People started speculating about whether The Batman Part II might be canceled after creating DC Studios and announcing a new Batman project called The Brave and the Bold.

James Gunn addressed the upcoming DCU slate again, and it seems the Batman reboot is on the backburner currently. The head of the DC Studios was asked where their version of The Brave and the Bold sits in their timeline, especially following the success of The Penguin.

And while fans look forward to seeing the new DCU begin with James Gunn's Superman, there's also a franchise set in another universe: Matt Reeves' The Batman (which is streaming with a Max subscription).

James Gunn has addressed speculations on whether the Superman trailer underwent multiple cuts due to pressure from the studio. Notably, Gunn is not just the writer-director of the upcoming Superman movie but also the co-chairman and co-CEO of DC Studios with Peter Safran.

The Batman Part 2 is feared canceled by many fans, but DC Studios boss James Gunn addressed those concerns by asking a simple question.