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Batman DCU casting quietly confirmed in new trailer

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Published 10:36 28 Oct 2024 GMT

Batman DCU casting quietly confirmed in new trailer

A villain is on the horizon

Dan Lipscombe

Dan Lipscombe

James Gunn’s DCU is starting to build steam after he recently wrapped shooting on his Superman film, and now he’s discussing the line-up for the upcoming Creature Commandos TV show.

Gunn dropped the news that Benjamin Byron Davis will voice the famed Batman villain, Rupert Thorne for the show.

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This confirmation came via Instagram where Davis commented “faces are going to melt.”

Replying was Jame Gunn saying simply, “Hi Rupert Thorne.”

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Thorne is, well, a thorn in the side of Batman and isn’t a small fry in Gotham, which has led fans to speculate that this will be the first appearance in a much bigger plan.

The casting could even lead to the confirmation of the first villain Gunn’s Batman (not to be confused with Matt Reeves’ The Batman) will do battle with.

Thorne is, after all, the force that creates Two-Face, so perhaps Davis’ portrayal will jump to the big screen and bring us another Batman rogue.

Creature Commandos is based on a smaller run of titles for DC though it takes its roots from various comic books, including Batman.

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If we’re to believe that everything James Gunn is doing will come together to form the new DCU, then we could be seeing a lot of overlap.

For example, Clayface will also appear in the show, perhaps setting up another foe for Batman to face on the big screen, maybe in The Brave and the Bold.

Regardless, the voice talent is strong here and Gunn has worked with Davis with Guardians of the Galaxy 3, so the chemistry is already there.

Plus, Gunn likes to work multiplay projects with the same talent, so it wouldn’t be a surprise to see Davis’ Thorne pop up a few times throughout the DCU.

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Creature Commandos will debut on Max in December 2024.

Featured Image Credit: Warner Bros. Studios

Topics: Batman, DC, TV And Film

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