The Batman"s Arkham Asylum Spinoff Show Dead (Despite Series Order)

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• Max's Arkham Asylum spinoff show has been canceled after 4 years of development.
• The show, which was being showrun by Antonio Campos, was intended to be tied to Matt Reeves' The Batman, but may still continue with James Gunn's DC Universe.
• Despite the show's cancellation, it shouldn't come as a bad sign for Reeves' future relationship with DC.

After a rocky four-year development with various creative changes, Max's Arkham Asylum spinoff show is officially dead.
Variety has brought word that Max is no longer moving forward with the Arkham Asylum show four years after initially granting it a series order. Sources report that the version of the show that has been cancelled is that of Antonio Campos', which was tied to Matt Reeves' The Batman, but that it could still move forward in a new capacity closer connected to James Gunn's DC Universe. The news comes seven months after Gunn affirmed that development on the show was still in the works.
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Source: Variety
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