Matthew Darren Evans (born 11 April 1981), known professionally as
Matt Ryan plays such a perfect John Constantine in the Arrowverse that not using him in the Justice League Dark series would be a mistake. Let us know in the comments section.
There are certainly arguments to be made about why each and every member of HBO Max’s The news broke recently that HBO Max will soon be home to a live-action adaptation of Constantine, sometimes referred to as Hellblazer (the name of his most famous comic run) is a British warlock/detective who uses his supernatural abilities and terrible attitude to solve cases and take down baddies of all shapes and sizes. By creating an account, you verify that you are at least 13 years of age, and have read and agree to the Comicbook.com This bit of Constantine's history is revealed during a scene where Constantine, Superman, and Raven visit a supervillain club. He says he didn't expect to see his "ex." Raven believes he's talking about Harley Quinn up until King Shark gives Constantine a smile and a wink. Some members of the Suicide Squad are there and Constantine gets awkward when he notices King Shark. You can find her John Constantine (Matt Ryan) is a seasoned demon hunter and master of the occult, armed with a ferocious knowledge of the dark arts and his wicked wit, but his soul is already damned to hell. Mass audiences may recognize the character from the 2005 Keanu Reeves movie Then, in 2014 NBC revamped the character with a short-lived horror/drama series, also titled Whatever became of the show, Ryan’s performance as Constantine garnered much praise from both critics and fans, and just months after the After his appearance on Arrow, Ryan jumped mediums yet again—this time lending his voice as Constantine in the animated Yet again, Ryan’s performance in Just as before, Ryan’s Constantine wormed his way into the core of the show, and he was bumped up from recurring guest to main cast in season 5 of While it’s true that making a jump from The CW to HBO would be a big one (and would also mean leaving DC Comics is no stranger to casting and recasting its iconic characters (the eternal “who’s the best Joker” debate comes to mind), but I’m hoping and praying that, for once, they’ll decide not to recast such an iconic, well-loved portrayal.Though it may be tricky in terms of logistics, Matt Ryan is the best incarnation of Constantine that pop culture has seen. After all of his success in the role, it would be nothing short of a crime for HBO Max to throw Matt Ryan out of the running for Justice League Dark’s version of Constantine. The first was a claymation version in John Con Noir, which was a short promoting Constantine, where he was John in live action. Matt Ryan returns to voice John Constantine in Justice League Dark: Apokolips War, the final installment of the shared universe of the DC Universe Original Animated Movies. Through his appearances in these movies, he's been fixated on Zatanna.What do you think of John Constantine's relationship with King Shark?
Matt plays John Constantine in three different forms. It's unclear where Constantine's relationship with King Shark fits into his personal timeline in this version of the DC Universe. Comic book …
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