Henry Cavill has left his two most famous roles behind him: David Corenswet is replacing him as Superman in the new DC Universe and Liam Hemsworth is taking on the role of Geralt of Rivia in Netflix’s The Witcher. Recently, Cavill shocked the world when he appeared as the multiverse version of Wolverine in Deadpool & Wolverine. This scene has led to fans demanding that the actor become the MCU’s new Wolverine, and I think that would be a great choice. Wolverine and Geralt have similar personalities and are passionate fighters, so I believe the Marvel role is Cavill’s best replacement for The Witcher.

After 15 seasons, the Supernatural In the series finale, Dean Winchester (Jensen Ackles) died on a hunt. While this concept could have worked given the character’s work, I found Dean’s death extremely disappointing. Had it been a different episode than the series finale, Dean would have killed all the vampires in the nest he found with Sam without even breaking a sweat. The death is controversial for good reason, and I hope we get a Supernatural Remake or sequel to give Dean a better ending.

Since James Gunn’s DC Universe hasn’t started yet, many DC heroes and villains still need to be cast. Actors from the Arrowverse, DC’s shared universe on television, already have experience with the concept that the DCU follows. I think the new DCU could use some Arrowverse stars to establish the new shared universe. Although I believe Grant Gustin, who Gunn wants to work with, could reprise his role as Flash in the DCU, I think all other Arrowverse actors should play other characters in the DCU to add talent to the franchise and keep it fresh.

With all the outrage over The Winds of WinterI’ve seen a lot of ideas that George RR Martin just doesn’t want to finish the book because he’s out of money or he’d rather work on TV series. I honestly find these ideas pretty crazy, and it seems to me that he’s just created an enormously daunting task for himself with all his characters, and Dance And Firmly has only deepened the problem. It seems nearly impossible to find a satisfying ending for every single character and make every piece fall into its rightful place, but I still have hope.

Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man will be Marvel Studios’ first Spider-Man series. The animated project will not follow Tom Holland’s Spider-Man but will focus on an alternate universe where Colman Domingo’s Norman Osborn will take on the role that Robert Downey Jr.’s Iron Man had in Peter Parker’s life in the MCU. In addition, Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man changes the hero’s origin, with Peter being bitten by a spider that falls out of a portal while Doctor Strange fights a Venom-like creature. I think there is no problem with the change in origins since the whole concept is based on a what-if story.

Grant Gustin led nine seasons of The Flash, and also played Barry Allen in several other DC series and several Arrowverse crossovers. Although season 9 of The Flash marked the end of the series and the Arrowverse, there are still many fans who want to see Gustin return as The Flash in James Gunn’s DC Universe. Gunn has said that he would like to work with Gustin in the future, and that, combined with Gustin’s excellent performance as Barry Allen and his popularity in the role, could lead to the talented actor playing a new Flash in the DCU.