Warner Bros Entertainment didn't steal the plot for its 2022 blockbuster 'The Batman' from a writer who created a story about the caped crusader three decades earlier, a federal judge in Manhattan ruled on March 27.
<p>NEW YORK — Warner Bros Entertainment didn't steal the plot for its 2022 blockbuster &quot;The Batman&quot; from a writer who created a story about the caped crusader three decad
&quot;</p><p>&quot;We respectfully disagree with the court's decision and are considering our next steps,&quot; Wozniak's lawyer, Terry Parker, said in an email.
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