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James Gunn Says 5 Year Gap to 'The Batman Part II' is Normal in the Industry
MovieWebStory by Anthony Lund
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Fans fret over 'The Batman' sequel delay, but industry vet James Gunn says 5-year gaps between superhero sequels are the new normal.
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- Gunn, a veteran of Marvel and DC projects, claims a 5-year gap between 'The Batman' and its sequel is 'fairly common' in today's superhero landscape.
- Frustration over long waits between sequels is understandable, but Gunn notes studios need time to 'get it right' with these high-stakes blockbusters.
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James Gunn, DC, The Batman - Part II