The cinematic presence of Lobo, one of DC’s most unique characters, has been plunged into unprecedented chaos. It shouldn’t have been so chaotic to bring Lobo, who we know from chaotic situations in comic books, to the big screen. In 2009, we were going to see Jeffrey Dean Morganin a Lobo film directed by Guy Ritchie. The film was canceled, and then Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson was cast as the role, but we lost him to Black Man. A Lobo film directed by Michael Baywas subsequently announced, but no concrete action has been taken yet.
Not far from comic book adaptations, Jeffrey Dean Morgan; we’ve seen him as Comedian in the Watchmen adaptation. But one of his biggest dreams is to revive Lobo. “There are too many superheroes. I like Lobo best. I’ve been wanting to play Lobo for a really long time. But we’ll see what happens, there’s nothing clear right now, but if anything happens, I’ll let you know. I love the comic book world and I’ve been waiting a long time to be involved in it.” Dean Morgan, dc.
In fact, we’re more likely to see Morgan, who previously played Thomas Waynein DCEU, in the same role in the flashpoint story, which will be rendered in the new Flash f. Even with this role alone, the chances of Lobo may be diminished. Dean Morgan, who says he’s been available for five years, doesn’t know if the call he’s been waiting for will come from the DC/WB partnership, but fans have been dreaming of seeing Lobo on the big screen for quite some time.
