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“The Flash” Will Bring Back Ben Affleck as Batman

In some of the most surprising news around – Ben Affleck’s Batman will return for The Flash.

The film is said to deal with the multiverse, and it was previously reported that Michael Keaton’s Batman would be featured in the film in some capacity. So, since we are in the multiverse, it looks like Batfleck is joining the fun.

You can read more about Ben’s return to the cowl below:

https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2020/08/ben-affleck-returns-batman-the-flash-multiverse-keaton

I am beyond excited! I know Ben as Batman has been one of the more divided topics on the internet but I really enjoyed him in the role. I felt he deserved another go of it and while I’m beyond excited for Robert Pattinsons version next year I also am doing backflips from excitement over Ben returning.

Now that Ben is back can we make it a priority to bring Michelle Pfeiffer back as Selena Kyle?

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