“Batgirl” will not explain the multiverse connections to “The Flash” and the DCEU

Directors Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah have finished the “Ms. Marvel” series for Disney, and have now moved on to their next big project, which is the “Batgirl” movie, in which they explain how the multiverse will work within. of the plot and the connections with ‘The Flash’.

It has been confirmed in the past there will be two characters from the DC multiverse ‘bad girl’, the film starring Leslie Grace for HBO Max, who will be Commissioner Gordon, played by JK Simmons in the SnyderVerse, and finally Michael Keaton as Batman, from the Tim Burton tapes.

Before the fans’ doubt, the directors of ‘bad girl’ they made it clear that the film will not stop at explanations of the multiverseThey said in an interview with The direct. Adil El Arbi compared the response he received at Marvel Studios to Warner Bros when he asked about links to other MCU films: “Don’t worry.”

They never really explained that aspect to us, but I guess you’ll have to watch the other movies to understand what’s going on, because the reason is that we ended up like Multiverse spaghetti in that aspect. “

The directors tease a bit about how they will solve the problem in ‘Batgirl’: “They never really explained that aspect to us, but I guess you will have to see the other films to understand what happens, because the reason is that we end up in a kind of spaghetti. from Multiverses in this regard.

How does “Batgirl” fit into “The Flash” and the DCEU?

The release date of ‘bad girl’ it could have been postponed until 2023and while it’s unconfirmed, it could come after “The Flash,” which would explain why Michael Keaton is back as Batman, as previously the film starring Leslie Grace was due out this year on HBO Max, long before Ezra Tape. Miller.

“The Flash” is still nearly a year away from its premiere and, as mentioned in the previews, would be the film that would open the door to the multiverse of the DC Extended Universe, with the event known as Flashpoint occurring in the New 52 comics. Warner Bros is said to be still trying to figure out how to deal with Ezra Miller’s predicament.

At the moment, The Hollywood Reporter reports mention that DC Comics and Warner Bros are still addressing the structure of the UEDC’s future, so they wouldn’t present any major news during their panel at San Diego Comic-Con. So fans will have to wait to find out more details about what awaits him in the future of the extended universe.