Ever since The Batman premiered in 2022, the film’s conclusion had DC fans ready for what would come next. Though a spinoff arrived in the form of The Penguin, filling in little details about this version of Gotham City and picking up after the events of the movie, the actual sequel to The Batman remained elusive. Development continued on the sequel, despite the movie being standalone and DC Studios making their own plans for Batman in the DCU proper, but that was only half the story. Delays in the release date for The Batman: Part II mounted, and now, another one has hit.
Warner Bros. Pictures has confirmed a slew of release calendar updates this morning, among them confirming that The Batman: Part II has been delayed once again. Though bookmarked for an October 1, 2027 release date, The Batman: Part II will now arrive in theaters four months later, premiering on February 18, 2028, meaning the gap between the first and second movie will be almost three years by the time the sequel finally arrives. As one might expect, DC fans are fuming over the news, but The Batman: Part II had one surprise to make the pain easier to bear: a new camera test.
The Batman: Part II Delayed to 2028
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