Ben Affleck’s final Batman appearance might have been in The Flash, as the actor’s Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom role gets a disappointing update from the movie’s director. Affleck first played Bruce Wayne in 2016’s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, appearing in multiple movies as the Dark Knight, but seeing his own solo film as Batman never materialize for a number of factors. After it was believed the actor was done with the role, Affleck made a comeback in The Flash, with an Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom Batman appearance set to follow; however, that might not happen after all.

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