With this movie opening up the DCU's Multiverse for the first time in a live-action film, Michael Keaton's Batman has been the key talking point for fans, which will continue to be the case with this poster.Įven though the actor won't get to do the same stuntwork and action that he did in his prime, he still knows how to get right back into the spirit of his character, saying that coming back to the role was "like riding a bike" during production. Will Keaton's Batman Help The Flash Succeed? Warner Bros.Īll three posters also include the tagline "Worlds collide," teasing the use of the Multiverse in the DCU's second movie of the year. Sasha Calle looks down towards the ground, as she makes her debut as Kara Zor-El, better known as Supergirl, with her long red cape flowing behind her. Warner Bros.Įzra Miller takes their place as the movie's leading actor, with Barry Allen closing his eyes and embracing his powers as the Flash. One of these posters features Michael Keaton in his long-awaited return as Batman, marking his first appearance in a DC movie since 1992's Batman Returns. movie, The Flash, releasing within the DC Universe. Michael Keaton Returns as BatmanĭC Comics revealed three new posters for the upcoming Warner Bros. The first look at Keaton in this new trailer certainly lived up to the hype as fans saw him announce himself as Batman before jumping into action against a new round of enemies.
took its place in the Super Bowl LVII commercial line-up with a new look at June’s The Flash, with Michael Keaton’s Batman stealing the show in the new trailer.Īfter years of delays, countless controversial news reports, and even a major overhaul in DC’s leadership, Keaton’s comeback has fans excited to see what the DC Universe’s (DCU) Multiverse can truly bring. released a new trailer for The Flash at the Super Bowl, Michael Keaton took the spotlight with his first Batman poster in three decades.
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