9 Exciting Choices for Live-Action DC Characters

1. The Vigilante Archer: Jimmi Simpson as Green Arrow

In the realm of DC's Tomorrowverse, Jimmi Simpson embodies the sharp-shooting Oliver Queen, known as Green Arrow. His portrayal captures the essence of the character with impeccable comedic timing and unwavering charisma. Simpson's diverse acting range, showcased in roles like William in Westworld, sets the stage for a compelling live-action rendition of Green Arrow.

Talulah Riley and Jimmi Simpson checking out guns in Westworld season 1

2. The Lantern of Willpower: Aldis Hodge as Green Lantern (John Stewart)

Aldis Hodge's portrayal of John Stewart in the Tomorrowverse exudes the compassion and confidence synonymous with the Green Lantern. With a dream to bring this iconic hero to life in live-action, Hodge's performance hints at a promising transition to the DC Universe's cinematic realm. As the focus shifts to Lanterns in upcoming series, Hodge stands ready to don the ring of willpower.

Aldis Hodge as Hawkman in the DCEU

3. The Main Man: Ryan Hurst as Lobo

Amidst swirling rumors of Jason Momoa's departure from Aquaman, Ryan Hurst emerges as a formidable contender for the role of Lobo in the new DC Universe. His portrayal in the Tomorrowverse captures the raw power and uncensored nature of the interstellar bounty hunter. With a background in high-profile series, Hurst is primed to unleash Lobo's ferocity on the live-action stage.

Ryan Hurst as Harry Opie Winston on Sons of Anarchy (2008-2014)

4. The Scarlet Speedster: Matt Bomer as The Flash (Barry Allen)

Matt Bomer's dynamic voice brings Barry Allen to life in the Tomorrowverse, infusing the character with energy and depth. With prior experience in superhero projects and a knack for mentorship, Bomer's portrayal hints at a seasoned Barry Allen mentoring the next generation of speedsters in the DC Universe.

Doom Patrol - Negative Man

5. The Sea King's Successor: Liam McIntyre as Aquaman

As the mantle of Aquaman potentially shifts, Liam McIntyre from the Tomorrowverse emerges as a fitting successor to Arthur Curry. Drawing from his superhero experience and imposing presence, McIntyre's portrayal promises a fresh take on the underwater hero while honoring the character's rich comic book legacy.

Liam McIntyre as Spartacus screaming wih this arms out

6. The Dual Persona: Josh Duhamel as Two-Face

Josh Duhamel's nuanced portrayal of Harvey Dent in the Tomorrowverse sets the stage for a captivating rendition of Two-Face in the DC Universe. Balancing the character's dual personalities, Duhamel's performance hints at a physical and psychological threat that could rival the Dark Knight himself.

Josh Duhamel in Bandit

7. The Commissioner of Gotham: Billy Burke as Jim Gordon

Billy Burke's transformation into Jim Gordon in the Tomorrowverse showcases a seamless transition into the role of the classic commissioner. With a striking resemblance and a perfect portrayal, Burke embodies the essence of Gotham's dedicated lawman, offering a mature and seasoned take on the character.

Charlie swan in Twilight

8. The Enigmatic Botanist: Katee Sackhoff as Poison Ivy

Katee Sackhoff's portrayal of Poison Ivy in the Tomorrowverse exudes danger and allure, capturing the essence of the iconic villain. With a proven track record in genre projects and a knack for complex characters, Sackhoff is poised to deliver a compelling and powerful rendition of Poison Ivy in the DC Universe.

Katee Sackhoff in The Mandalorian

9. The Interstellar Adventurer: Charlie Weber as Adam Strange

Charlie Weber's potential portrayal of Adam Strange in the DC Universe offers a fresh perspective on the enigmatic character. With a dark and intriguing acting style, Weber's experience aligns with the complexities of Adam Strange's interstellar journey, promising a captivating exploration of the hero's quest to save Rann.

Charlie Weber and Elizabeth Henstridge in Mystery Island