Variety’s Adam B. Vary reported that Gunn and Safran are exploring the possibility of incorporating Matt Reeves’ more grounded iteration of Batman into the shared DC universe.A few hours after the report was published, Gunn quickly took to his official Twitter account to debunk it, officially confirming that “Battinson” won’t be part of the DCU’s interconnected universe. He wrote: “There are few reporters I love more than @adambvary - truly a good guy - but in this case he needs to get a new source as this is entirely untrue.” Also Read: DC Officially Sets Keaton’s Batman and Reeve’s Superman as Part of Same UniverseThis isn’t the first time Gunn refuted a rumor concerning the DCU’s future. Last week, the Peacemaker director said that The Hollywood Reporter’s bombshell scoop was only partly true and half of it was completely false.Of course, this is great news for fans of Matt Reeves’ standalone Batman Universe as it allows the director to explore the Dark Knight’s lore without having to worry about integrating other stories just for the sake of the DCU being interconnected. Obviously, this begs the question: which Batman will end up becoming the shared universe’s main caped crusader? Gunn and Safran’s official announcement can’t come sooner but I hope it’s someone the fans will have no problem getting behind on.Meanwhile, The Batman 2 is currently in development.

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