Ben Affleck will wear the cape and cowl indeed, returning as Batman in Ezra Miller’s “The Flash” for Warner Bros.

Chief Andy Muschietti uncovered the news in a meeting with Vanity Fair. He told the magazine that Affleck got the content a week ago and concurred for this present week to join the venture. Affleck featured as the Caped Crusader in 2016’s “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” and 2017’s “Equity League.”

“The Flash” will include Miller’s Barry Allen showing up in equal measurements and meeting various forms of DC’s saints. Michael Keaton, who played Batman/Bruce Wayne in Tim Burton’s 1989 pic and came back to work together with the chief in 1992’s “Batman Returns,” is likewise due to show up in “The Flash.”

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Affleck had been wanting to direct and star in an independent Batman movie for Warner Bros., yet ventured down from helming in 2017, giving over that activity to Matt Reeves. He chose early a year ago not to star in the film, with the job going to Robert Pattinson. Affleck has conceded that he ventured away from the film because of a drinking issue.

Muschietti, who coordinated the “It” motion pictures for Warner Bros., adulated Affleck’s interpretation of Batman: “His Batman has a division that is solid, which is his manliness — as a result of the manner in which he looks, and the overwhelming figure that he has, and his facial structure — but on the other hand he’s entirely powerless. He realizes how to convey from the back to front, that weakness. He simply needs a story that permits him to bring that differentiate, that balance.”

“He’s a considerable piece of the enthusiastic effect of the film. The cooperation and connection among Barry and Affleck’s Wayne will bring an enthusiastic level that we haven’t seen previously,” the chief said. “It’s Barry’s film, it’s Barry’s story, however their characters are more related than we might suspect. The two of them lost their moms to kill, and that is one of the passionate vessels of the film. That is the place the Affleck Batman kicks in.”