On BTAS, Bruce Wayne has a couple of encounters with the devious Kyodai Ken, who he trained alongside as a student of Yoru. Their second run-in sees the two having a final battle on the volcanic Mount Kajiiki. Wayne emerges victorious, and Kyodai bows to him before seemingly dying amid a sea of lava.

DC Studios presidents James Gunn and Peter Safran clarified all things Batman, involving Robert Pattinson and beyond.

While the new DCU is launching with Superman, the franchise doesn't have a Batman, and the studio's heads weigh in on a possible choice close to home.

Looks like James Gunn thought people were getting a little too brave and bold with their The Brave and the Bold theories. Speculation and/or manifestation that The Batman star Robert Pattinson would also play Batman in the wider DC Universe only increased after The Batman director Matt Reeves gave a noncommittal answer about the possibility in a January interview at the Golden Globes.

The dynamic duo of James Gunn and Peter Safran answered the Bat-Signal to give an update on The Brave and the Bold. ComicBook attended a presser on the Warner Bros. studio lot in Burbank, where the co-chairmen and CEOs of DC Studios briefed reporters and answered questions about the state of the DC Universe.

Robert Pattinson was established as our current Dark Knight in writer and director Matt Reeves ’ The Batman before the big shake up at DC when James Gunn and Peter Safran stepped in to be the co-CEOs of the DC Film Department at Warner Bros.

We've got updates on Authority, Booster Gold, Swamp Thing, Teen Titans, Peacemaker, and so much more—right from DC Studios' James Gunn and Peter Safran.

James Gunn and Peter Safran have confirmed The Brave and the Bold will introduce a new Batman into the DCU, ruling out actor Robert Pattinson in the process. Speaking during a DC Studios presentation attended by IGN,