Matt Reeves makes fun of Batman’s Spin -Off after the sweeping Emmy of the Penguin

The world of Matt Reeves’ The Batman He never felt more alive. Following the massive critical success and prizes The penguinReeves is already making fun of Gotham’s story could continue to grow on television.

The penguinfollowing Colin FarrellOswald Cobblepot who climbed the ranks of Gotham’s lower, dominated the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards this year. On 24 nominations, the series obtained nine wins, including important technical results and an extraordinary victory for Cristin Miliotiwho won the exceptional leading actress in a limited series for her compelling portrait of Sofia Falcone.

With this momentum, the obvious question is: what awaits us? Reeves did not avoid facing that curiosity during Emmy. Reeves told Indiewire when he was asked about spin -Off:

“I do it totally, we talked about it, that’s where the priorities were [The Batman Part II]. These conversations can or not …

“Listen, I don’t have the control of DC and I can only tell you what I would like to do, and there are things that they know that we would like to do and those conversations can start again when it is appropriate.”

Even before The penguinReeves had other Gotham-set projects in the works, including series focused on the Gotham City and Arkham Asylum police department. Those shows have been set aside, but the winning success of themly The penguin it could give new life to them.

Sofia Falcone’s popularity, a previously dark character to the general public, also opens the doors to new narration possibilities. The show itself leaves several unresolved threads, in particular the connection of Sofia a Zoë Kravitz’s Selina Kyle, suggesting fertile ground for future expansions.

Of course, the great priority remains The Batman: Part II. After several delays, Reeves confirmed that the script, co-script with Mattson TomlinIt is over and the production is now set for spring 2026.

DC Studios Co-Head James Gunn He stopped behind the deliberate rhythm of Reeves, underlining that a strong script must come before the return of the cameras.

Although fans ask for Reeves’ Gotham to be based with the main DC universe that is built by Gunn and Peter Safran, both have been clear that the Reeves saga stands out. He officially marked a DC Elseworlds project, allows his Gotham inspired by Noir to continue without being bound by the greatest continuity.

This means that fans can enjoy multiple interpretations of Gotham at the same time, including the next DCU ClayA horror film of the R-raise body arriving in 2026.

Even if we don’t know when we will see the next spin -Off, for now, the countdown is on for The Batman: Part IIscheduled for cinemas on 1 October 2027, with Clay Arriving first on 11 September 2026.