The Gman's Idealistic Conglomerate of DC's Characters

Hello, blog readers. To further fulfil my formerly mentioned resolution, I'm posting this comic-topiced post. This one's quite celebratory. It's the DC characters I'd implement into the DC Extended Universe. If I witnessed them on a cinematic screen, I'd be elated. Unsurprisingly, the characters will be cast, too.

Shiera Sanders Hall-Hawkgirl

Eliza Gonzalez could be stupefying as Hawkgirl. Eliza's actually in negotiations for this role. Therefore, I can envision Eliza succeeding Maria Canals-Barrera's DCAU Shiera in the DCEU. She'd be epicness with Thenagarian armor, an Nth mace and a pair of prosthetic wings.

Dr. Doris Zeul-Giganta

This Professor William Moulton Marston creation could be an opponent of formidability for Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman. I'm envisioning Christina Hendricks as Giganta (Hopefully Christina's casting would have fulfilling utilization). Hendricks shares resemblance to the comic character, possesses agility and could enact the personality. They could enlarge Christina's height technologically.

Mister Mxyzptlk

The impy, 5th-dimensional Jerry Siegel-Joe Shuster creation oughta have a special appearance. The character could be accomplished with motion-capture. Don Darryl Rivera should succeed the late great Gilbert Gottfried, he'd knock it out of the park. A live-actress could be Ms. Gsptlsnz and interact with the mo-capped Mxy--That'd be uproarious.

James Jesse- The Trickster

Y'know, I have a liking for Jai Courtney's Captain Boomerang. It'd be fabu if another Central City antagonist popped-up in a film--The Trickster would be sufficient. This role requires somebody special 'cause Mark Hamill embodied the character, Neil Patrick Harris would be befitting. Neil can be antagonistic and convey flamboyance--The costume would be spiffy on him, too.

Zatanna Zatara

This gnikaeps sdrawkcab, mystifying show woman would be an asset to the DCEU. Zatanna's inclusion could be total righteousness in a movie of her own. The apt Ana De Armas could portray the character magically, she's a popular choice, too. It'd be utterly dope if Lacey inhabited the role on the big screen.

Barbara Gordon-Batgirl

Leslie Grace was recruited for Batgirl. I'd personally be giddy to see Grace and J.K. Simmons's Commissioner Gordon as child-parent duo. Grace's Barbara Gordon could eventually accumulate an onscreen friendship with Sasha Calle's Kara Zor-El (Supergirl). Leslie could be buyable as a righteous librarian and crimefighter.

Vic Sage-The Question

The Question is the 1st of 2 listed Steve Ditko characters. Vic Sage's Question could be a foil to Mary Elizabeth Winstead's Helena Bertinelli, a.k.a. Huntress (similarly, Oliver Queen/Green Arrow could acquire interactions with Jurnee Smollett-Bell's Dinah Lance/Black Canary). Kevin McKidd's a skillful actor and he's skilled at partaking in super hero projects. The role of a conspiracy theorist would allow Daly chances to elasticate his range. I'm envisioning Kevin vocally/physically emoting in Q's faceless facemask, conveying Ditko's ideals and donning the faux hair-color/PI outfit.

Jack Ryder-The Creeper

Jack Ryder, alias The Creeper, is the 2nd Steve Ditko creation upon this list. Whenever you'd encounter Creeper materializing onscreen, hilarity would ensue. Will Friedle can definitely convey the duality of a journalist/talk-show host and vigilante. Will possesses the comedic-chops and could enact the required exuberance--He'd maneuver the makeup and costuming, too.

Kalibak

This blog list has 2 Apokoliptic Jack Kirby creations, too--Darkseid's son is the 1st. The inclusion of Kalibak would demonstrate the ruthlessness of Ray Porter's Darkseid. Michael-Leon Wooley voiced the character effectually and could partake in the motion-capturing. Incidentally, Michael is undeserving of a crummy design and 86ed material.

John Stewart-Green Lantern

John Stewart's the Lantern I'd clamor to spectate in a motion-picture. Wayne T. Carr embodied the GL in a discarded scene. I surmise that Wayne's is interested in embodying the marine in a standalone film. Because of Carr's coolness and physicality, Wayne could thwart evil's mights and the color yellow--In a custom-made uniform.

Lashina

Lashina's the 2nd Apokoliptian Kirby creation on this post's list. Including Lashina could garner a Granny Goodness reprisal for the elusively enigmatical actress from the Snyder Cut. Eliza Dushku has the voice, dexterity, looks and acting abilities for this role. I'm imagining Eliza's Lashina leading Mad Harriet and Stompa, 2 Female Furies.

Harvey Bullock

It'd be sterling if Bullock could interact with Rosie Perez's Renee Montoya. Nowadays, Enrico Colantioni can portray the DCEU's Harvey Bullock. Because of Enrico's range, I can imagine him filling the shoes of Robert Costanzo. Radness would transpire if he were Harvey in a theatrical film.

Maggie Sawyer

Maggie's quite a nifty character! I'd be on the 9th-cloud if Sawyer fought crimes in a DC film. Angie Harmon is an absolutely stupefying fit for this empowering role. Angie would be total badassness. Harmon's Maggie Sawyer and Dan Turpin (portrayed by someone who resembles Jack Kirby) could patrol the streets of Metropolis.

John Henry Irons (Steel)

Steel's deserving of a rebooted film. It'd posses viable representation and could be a character introduction for unfamiliar viewers. Khary Payton was actually Irons in 2 direct-to-video films. It'd be so metal if Payton could evolve into Steel. Khary could certainly headline a standalone film, maybe Khary Payton's Steel could interact with Ray Fisher's Cyborg (Kai Zheng's Ryan Choi could interact with John C. McGinley as Ray Palmer in an Atom film, too).

Leslie Willis-Livewire

This character's hilarity and should pop-up in a Birds of Prey sequel (a Diane Pershing-esque Pamela Isley/Poison Ivy who's complimentary to Margot Robbie's Harleen Quinzell/Harley Quinn would be, too). Broadway's Kimiko Glenn would undoubtedly convey the traits of this electrifyingly super-powered shock jock. Glenn could be a supplier of amusement. Interestingly, Kimiko acted on a show that had Lori Petty, Livewire on Superman: The Animated Series.

Oh, and furthermore, this post is herby dedicated to an affable, easygoing, bright-brained person. He's a stupefyingly sensational guy.