A completely unexpected new Batman film is reportedly on the way. At the moment it’s a surprise, but it’s pretty promising.
If there’s one superhero who’s never really lost his shine, it’s Batman. The Dark Knight has gone through numerous projects and adaptations since its inception and never really seems to take the time to rest. For example, fans can find a wealth of collectibles such as great LEGO sets, but also have their sights set on numerous video games and soon other new releases, including two Batman Arkhams.
The vigilante is also a hit in the cinema and on the small screen. We no longer even count the number of films based on his model, and little by little feature films and series even expand the entire universe by focusing on other heroes or antagonists.
It could well be that a new Batman spin-off will appear soon
Yes, Gotham is no longer owned by Batman and we are seeing a real growth in spin-offs from the Dark Knight universe. Standard Titans and the very latest The penguina big hit with Max, are good examples. The Batverse is full of stories to tell, and th is one will soon be adapted for the cinema. The information is provided to us by The Hollywood Reporter tells us that a new film will revolve around two of the franchise’s iconic villains:
Bane is usually portrayed as a monstrous, massive fighter who injects a chemical into his veins and is literally unstoppable. DeathStroke, for his part, is a highly trained mercenary with experience in combat and in handling almost anything that can kill or destroy.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, The project is still at the beginning of its development and the DCU’s new management, led by James Gunn and Peter Safran, would study and work on a script by Matthew Orton, the pen behind the next Captain America 4: Brave the New World. So we’ll have to make do with that for now. For a little more concrete information on the Batman universe, you can take a look at The Penguin series available on Max, and almost all of the Dark Knight films are there too.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter
