New suicide squad casting news and new flash/arrow spin-off casting news.

Been a big fee days for casting in both the dc films but also the tv shows As the suicide squad gained the characters of king shark, Steve Trevor and killer croc. With the arrow/flash spin-off gaining rip Hunter and hawkgirl.

First to the suicide squad news, first of all they have cast Scott Eastwood in the film as Steve Trevor a member of Argus and a supposed love interest of wonder woman. Now I don't know allot about the character But from what it seems his role in this film will be pretty small but he will have a much larger role in the solo wonder woman film. I like this because it is nice to finally see dc setting up characters for future projects a bit similar to what marvel does.

Then to Raymond Olobowale who is also going to have a minor role as Amanda wallers bodyguard. Also it seems that he will be doing a MO cap performance so we will actually see king shark in all his crazy glory. I just feel like if they are building up this realistic cinematic universe how are they going to do king shark and killer croc in the right way.

The last bit of New suicide squad casting talk is that adewale akinnuoye-agbaje from Thor the dark world will play killer croc in this film. In the second film he played a monster of season character and I expect him to play something similar, we don't know if he is going to be a member of the team or something else but his character is one I am curious to see on screen.

Now to the arrow/flash spin-off the show has cast rip Hunter and hawkgirl on the show. Rip Hunter is a time traveler who comes from the future to change the past for one one reason or anotherr similar to Barry Allen and eobard thawne. Also hawkgirl is an ancient Egyptian who has magical armour that has kept her alive in this time period and made her a powerful entity. This is going to really be this universe's first delve into magic and I hope they do this character right.

Overall this casting is all good news and I am looking forward to both of these properties.