The Batman Part II was recently delayed to 2027, pushing the highly anticipated sequel back another year while also confirming that it won’t release until at least five years after the original, a move DC Studios co-head James Gunn doesn’t see as too concerning.

The co-president of DC Studios cited other film franchises (such as "Alien" and "Avatar") to assuage fan concerns.

James Gunn took to his Threads account to defend the delay of the long awaited sequel, but, obviously, fans are still massively disappointed.

DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn is standing firm in the decision to push Matt Reeves' 'The Batman 2' back to 2027.

James Gunn has complete trust on the vision of Matt Reeves for The Batman, despite multiple delays. Read on to learn more about it.

DC fans were disappointed to learn last week that the release of Matt Reeves ’ The Batman: Part II was pushed back an entire year. Gunn recently took to social media to explain why the film was delayed,

There's a very good reason why it will be nearly three years before we see The Batman Part II on the big screen, according to James Gunn.

A day after it was officially announced that The Batman Part II had been delayed, James Gunn revealed the reason behind the decision which has angered the fans. The DC Studios co-chairman and co-CEO said the script for the sequel to the highly-acclaimed movie was yet to be completed which prompted the executives to take the call of pushing back the film by a year to 2027 from its initial release date.

Reeves' The Batman, starring Robert Pattinson, was a great success despite being released shortly after the pandemic. Warner Bros. was very pleased with Reeves' work in giving the