A new piece of Batwoman fan art puts forward a great case for Cruella star Emma Stone joining the DC Universe as James Gunn's version of Kate Kane.
A new piece of DC Universe fan art imagines Emma Stone joining the comic book franchise as Kate Kane’s Batwoman. First created in 1956 by Edmond Hamilton and Sheldon Moldoff, the original Silver Age Batwoman was initially conceived as Kathy Kane. The modern iteration of the character, however, was later rewritten as Kate Kane, the Jewish cousin of Bruce Wayne who would go on to become the highest-profile gay superhero to be published by the DC label.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY Now a new piece of fan art from digital artist horrific.heroics imagines a new face donning Kate Kane’s Batwoman cowl, namely Cruella star Emma Stone. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Aaron Depicted with Kate’s trademark red hair, Stone’s Batwoman is shown wearing a similar Batsuit to the one originally worn by Rose in the Arrowverse series. With the future of the DC Universe currently in a state of flux following James Gunn and Peter Safran’s studio shakeup, this art makes a compelling case for Stone to join the franchise.
At the moment it is not yet clear what Gunn and Safran are planning in terms of the DCU’s use of Gotham’s Bat-family. While the former has intimated that Batman himself will continue to play an important role in the DCU’s future, there has been no word about other related characters potentially making an appearance.
By providing audiences with a Batman surrounded by his popular comic book allies, the DCU has the potential to offer a unique take on DC’s biggest character in a way that has never been attempted on the big screen before. With Batwoman and other key members of the Bat-family already proving themselves popular in both comics and animated outings, there is no reason they can’t translate well onto film.
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