The CW’s

Batwoman

made headlines a couple months back when series lead, Ruby Rose, departed the show.

Since then, we’ve learned that her replacement would be a brand new character by the name of Ryan Wilder. Wilder will be played by

God Friended Me a

lum, Javicia Leslie, and will take on the role of Gotham’s new protector, Batwoman.

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Recently, a potential first look at

Leslie in costume was released online

in the form of artwork by DC comics artist, Jim Lee, and now, another look at season two of the superhero series has been unveiled.

NEWS

Today, scooper Emre Kaya

posted a new logo for

Batwoman

Season 2

on Twitter:

Batwoman logo

Batwoman logo comparison

WHAT THIS MEANS

As one can clearly see, it’s a very angular, stylized logo, book ended by an enlarged letter ‘B’ and ‘N’. It appears to be directly inspired by the logo used for the Batwoman run during DC Universe Rebirth

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Batwoman comic

While this logo change likely doesn’t have any bearing on the content of the show itself, it’s still a bit intriguing that WB and the CW would opt to alter the original logo.

Batwoman

season two will hopefully premiere in January of 2021 and will be featured in the second half of DC FanDome, set to launch on September 12th.

The CW’s

Batwoman

made headlines a couple months back when series lead, Ruby Rose, departed the show.

Since then, we’ve learned that her replacement would be a brand new character by the name of Ryan Wilder. Wilder will be played by

God Friended Me a

lum, Javicia Leslie, and will take on the role of Gotham’s new protector, Batwoman.

ADVERTISEMENT

Recently, a potential first look at

Leslie in costume was released online

in the form of artwork by DC comics artist, Jim Lee, and now, another look at season two of the superhero series has been unveiled.

NEWS

Today, scooper Emre Kaya

posted a new logo for

Batwoman

Season 2

on Twitter:

Batwoman logo comparison

WHAT THIS MEANS

As one can clearly see, it’s a very angular, stylized logo, book ended by an enlarged letter ‘B’ and ‘N’. It appears to be directly inspired by the logo used for the Batwoman run during DC Universe Rebirth

WHAT THIS MEANS

While this logo change likely doesn’t have any bearing on the content of the show itself, it’s still a bit intriguing that WB and the CW would opt to alter the original logo.

Batwoman

season two will hopefully premiere in January of 2021 and will be featured in the second half of DC FanDome, set to launch on September 12th.