Why Jason Momoa’s Aquaman Is The DCU"s Biggest Justice League Challenge

Summary

• Momoa's Aquaman has become a fan favorite and changed public perception of the character, making it challenging to replace him.
• The DCU could choose to cut Aquaman from its Chapter One entirely due to the difficulty of finding an actor who can match or surpass Momoa's portrayal.
• A new Justice League roster could solve the problem by allowing Aquaman to spend time away from the big screen and building anticipation for a different take on the character in the future.

Jason Momoa's Aquaman presents the biggest Justice League problem that the new DC Universe will have to try to resolve. Momoa will soon close out the DCEU with December's Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, making way for the new DC Universe that is being built by James Gunn and Peter Safran. The DCU has already confirmed that multiple actors will return as their characters; however, the same does not seem to apply for the main players of 2017's Justice League. Henry Cavill has already been recast as Clark Kent, with David Corenswet playing the hero in Superman: Legacy.
That opens up the door for the rest of the Justice League cast to be recast, and a report states just that. According to Variety, the Justice League cast is out of Gunn's DC Universe. That would include Momoa, who is said to be leaving his role as Aquaman behind in favor of playing Lobo, a beloved and violent anti-hero, in the DCU. If it turns out that the report is true and Momoa's Aquaman is not one of the confirmed canon characters of the new DC Universe, then Gunn and the rest of the DCU team will have a major challenges ahead of them.


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