There are rumblings that Matt Reeves could be looking to replace Ben Affleck with Jake Gyllenhaal as Batman for his standalone movie if the actor isn't going to be a part of the upcoming film.

Warner is going to ditch the emphasis on setting up a single universe for characters to inhabit and allow its heroes and villains to have some breathing room instead of shoehorning an obligatory cameo into their silver screen saga. That’s the lesson learnt from Wonder Woman, a film which may have connections to the DCEU but was also content to be a stellar solo flick.

After setting the bat among the pigeons this week with a quote that appeared to claim The Batman will not be part of the DCEU, director Matt Reeves has now cleared all the confusion.

Following a recent quote from the acclaimed filmmaker, it seems that Matt Reeves' solo Batman movie may just be even far more standalone than we suspected

At the San Diego Comic Con, the Warner Bros. Panel confirmed that Gal Gadot would once again suit up as the mighty Amazon while DC’s big cheese Geoff Johns writes the script, although director Patty Jenkins has yet to confirm if she’ll be back to helm the sequel. A deal is expected to be inked soon however. BUT WAIT, THERE’S MORE! DC’s current slate of sequels and original films is looking mighty strong.

Could Ben Affleck be hanging up the cape and cowl as Batman already? According to a new report, Warner Bros. may want the Oscar-winning actor to do just that!

Director Matt Reeves will apparently be fully putting his own stamp on The Batman as he confirms that Ben Affleck and Geoff Johns' previous script has in fact been completely rewritten.

After almost eight decades of publication, it’s safe to say that there’s a Batman out there for every taste. The late Adam West was a goofier incarnation affectionately known as the Bright Knight, Frank Miller’s caped crusader was a grizzled veteran of years on the street and current Batman writer Tom King has helped craft a far more psychological take …