Writer Mattson Tomlin (Netflix's BRZRKR) helped with The Batman script for its third act, but The Hollywood Reporter is reporting that he will be co-piloting the Batmobile with director Matt Reeves for its upcoming sequel. Though Tomlin didn't receive screenwriting credit for the assist, he's now all in for The Batman 2, which is officially greenlit through Reeves' new overall deal with Warner Bros. Discovery.
Released back in March, The Batman grossed $770.8 million worldwide and received massive amounts of critical praise. It was speculated by fans that this development was squashed with the Warner Bros and Discovery merger but it all boiled down to the deal taking longer to cement because of that. Reeves spoke about his excitement about signing this new deal.
"Making this legendary studio my home is a dream," said Reeves in a statement via Deadline. "I am so excited to be working with Mike [De Luca], Pam [Abdy], and Channing [Dungey] and our teams to bring captivating stories I am truly passionate about to the big and small screen."
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