Well, when one embarks on the ambitious endeavor of rebooting an entire cinematic universe, akin to what Warner Bros. and James Gunn are currently orchestrating with the DC Universe, it stands to reason to tap into the star power of your most beloved actors. Jason Momoa, renowned for his iconic portrayal of Aquaman, a character widely hailed as one of the DC Universe's rare bright spots, is making a triumphant return to Gunn's freshly minted DCU, albeit in a new avatar – Lobo. Momoa will make his debut as the anti-hero alien in the impending 'Supergirl' film, a role he has eagerly anticipated. Sharing the exciting news on Instagram, Momoa quoted his own previous enthusiasm, stating, “I always wanted to play Lobo because, hello? It's the perfect role for me!” along with the caption “They called.”
Lobo, an interstellar anti-hero, has yet to be brought to life on the silver screen. Meanwhile, production for 'Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow,' starring 'House of the Dragon's' Milly Alcock, is set to commence on January 13, under the directorial prowess of Craig Gillespie ('Cruella'), with Ana Nogueira penning the script, as reported by Deadline. As the DCU undergoes a casting resurgence, one can't help but fantasize about the delightful spectacle it would be if Gal Gadot were to tackle the whimsical character of Arm-Fall-Off-Boy.
