Alan Ritchson"s New Action Role Makes Him Perfect For A DC Superhero That"s Not Batman

Summary

• The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare makes the case for Alan Ritchson to play Green Arrow.
• Ritchson is one of the fan favorites to play Batman in the new DC Universe.
• The actor said he would love to play the new Batman.

Alan Ritchson could join the DC Universe as another superhero that is not Batman, as the actor's latest movie teases how good he would be as a major DC hero. The DCU's Chapter One has already had a few projects announced, and among them sits a reboot movie for Batman — The Brave and the Bold. While David Corenswet, the DCU's Superman, is 30, Batman could be older than him as Bruce Wayne will be meeting and training his son Damian, the fourth male Robin. That makes it possible for the 41-year-old Ritchson to play Batman.
The actor has plenty of experience with DC. Ritchson has already played a major Justice League character in the past, giving life to Arthur Curry, aka Aquaman, in the Superman prequel series Smallville. More recently, the actor played a street-level DC hero, Hawk, in Titans. Ritchson's DC experience goes well with his hit Prime Video series Reacher. There are some similarities between Batman and Ritchson's Jack Reacher, which helps make the case for his DCU casting as Bruce Wayne. However, Ritchson's latest action movie teases that another hero might be the best role for the actor in DC's announced movies.


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