Another Actor Gets The Batman Treatment In Impressive Fanart

MCU star Aaron Taylor-Johnson smoothly crosses over to James Gunn's DC Universe in astounding fan art. The art has undoubtedly created excitement in the minds of the fans who would definitely want to see the actor taking up the iconic role.

Taylor-Johnson made his Marvel Cinematic Universe debut as Quiksilver in Captain America: The Winter Soldier. He went on to reprise the role in Avengers: Age of Ultron. Recently, there have been several rumors that he will be playing the role of James Bond in the upcoming slate of films. However, recent fan art seems to envision the actor as one of the most iconic DC characters appearing in the DCU.

On Instagram, artist Zippxe envisioned what Taylor-Johnson could look like as the DC Universe’s Batman. In the picture, the actor can be seen wearing the sleek and iconic Batsuit while thinking about something. In James Gunn’s DC Universe, the caped crusader will be introduced in The Brave and the Bold movie. The title would reboot The Dark Knight for the newly-announced DCU. As of now, there has been no official confirmation about who is going to play Batman in the upcoming film. So, Gunn and the team might have a chance to contact Taylor-Johnson about the highly-anticipated movie.

The inclusion of Taylor-Johnson is surely going to be massive for the DCU. He has evolved as an actor in recent years and has become very popular. However, he is not the only one who might go on to play the legendary comic book character. It has been widely reported that actors such as Jensen Ackles and Alan Ritchson are rumored to be the frontrunners for playing Batman in the DCU. However, there’s no doubt that Taylor-Johnson possesses a widespread appeal that transcends boundaries. That’s one of the reasons why he became one of the frontrunners for playing James Bond. Although several reports claim that the offer has been made, no official confirmation has come yet. So, as of now, Taylor-Johnson is still the frontrunner to play Bond because no name has