Robert Pattinson’s Batman Logo Spotted on DCU Clayface Set

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A fresh image from the filming of the upcoming DC Universe series, DCU Clayface, has ignited discussions about the possibility of Robert Pattinson playing Batman in James Gunn’s DCU.

Batman Logo on Set

The picture depicts a trash bin adorned with a Gothic City Department of Waste Management label, bearing the well-known Bat insignia nearby.

Due to its similarity with the logo seen in Robert Pattinson’s “The Batman,” some fans are speculating that the character might make an appearance in the DC Universe.

Speculation Around Pattinson

Previously, James Gunn clarified that Robert Pattinson is not his chosen Batman for the DC Universe, emphasizing that Matt Reeves’ movies continue to operate independently within the DC Universe.

Despite continued speculation, it seems there’s a possibility that Gunn might consider Robert Pattinson for a role, given that the DC Universe is set to introduce Gotham City for the first time in the upcoming Clayface project.

Corporate Moves Could Shift Plans

Enhancing the ongoing rumors is the latest report suggesting Skydance-Paramount might be considering a takeover bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, the company responsible for DC.

In case this agreement goes through, high-ranking officials might advocate for unifying the role of Batman under a single actor. Given the acclaimed performance in ‘The Batman’, Robert Pattinson seems to be a compelling prospect.

Clayface Production

The film “Clayface” is helmed by director James Watkins, with the screenplay penned by Mike Flanagan. In the leading roles are actors Tom Rhys Harries, Naomie Ackie, and Max Minghella.

The horror-driven take on the Batman villain is set to release on September 11, 2026.

The Batman: Part II release info

Matt Reeves will begin filming “The Batman: Part II” next year, with a planned release date of October 1, 2027.

Once again, Robert Pattinson assumes the role of Bruce Wayne and the iconic character of Batman (DC’s Dark Knight), featuring Colin Farrell as The Penguin, Andy Serkis as Alfred, and Jeffrey Wright as Commissioner Gordon.

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2025-09-13 04:02