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Booster is just an athlete from the future who jumps back into the past to pose be a superhero. When I consider how much of a success “Shazam” proved to be, partly because it did not take itself to seriously, I think a Booster Gold film could do wonders. Who Plays Her? I would love to see either Emma Stone or Jessie Buckley fill Elsa’s boots. Elsa’s focus on the things that go bump in the night means that Marvel Studios could always just promote her film as horror film first and sneak in the capes and cowls-maybe have a brief cameo with someone like Dr.

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Perlmutter’s lack of faith in female-led comic book films is what forced Kevin Feige to go over Perlmutter’s head and bring his grievances to Disney and why we are only just now getting a Black Widow movie a situation which is stuck as a prequel due to the events of “Avengers: Endgame.” I think an Elsa Bloodstone film would do wonders for giving female comic book fans another face to point to other than Wonder Woman and Black Widow when it comes to movie leads.ģ.

It would be a female lead superhero film, a department that Marvel is sorely lacking in due to Ike Perlmutter. She scratches the same itch as “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” or “Hellboy.” I also feel I should point out that her creators, Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, did their best to minimize their exposure to Buffy due to the large degree of overlap between Elsa and Buffy.Ģ. Despite how rarely she is mentioned in standard discourse, this is a character who debuted in 2001! I honestly think that an Elsa film would work for several reasons.ġ. The Marvel Comics Universe: Elsa BloodstoneĮlsa is a red-haired hunter of supernatural beasts with an unapologetically British sense of humor. I will present why they would be a good fit, slip in some moments I would love to see and even spitball who I would like to see playing the character. While I could go on at length about all of the comic characters I feel would be perfect for the movies, I have decided to zero in on one character per company.

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