r/DC_Cinematic • • 9h ago

DISCUSSION SOLOMON GRUNDY?

SOLOMON GRUNDY is one of the earliest villains. He has battled every Justice League and Justice Society superhero.

Should he be a villain in the next Justice League movie or have his own movie?

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u/DarnOldMan 9h ago

No. I love Grundy as a small potatoes supervillain. He doesn't work as well as the central antagonist for the Justice League.

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u/AvatarIII 3h ago

Question is, who do you pit him against? He seems to mostly be a batman villain these days, but batman has loads of villains already. Could they do him as a green lantern villain as he was in the golden age?

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u/possible_reidy 9h ago

If clayface is a big success (which is looking like it will be), I can see more horror movie villain projects like man-bat and obviously grundy

Maybe he'll be a part of the swamp thing movie hopefully??

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u/Burly-Nerd 4h ago

The way Grundy’s powers work you can truly do anything with him. He can be flunky muscle for the Penguin, and he can be an unstoppable engine of cosmic death and everything in between.

Personally, I like him best as the villain antithesis of Alan Scott’s light and life or as the muscle for the Legion of Doom.

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u/Spidery1977 3h ago

He can be part of a group of villains, which would make a fun movie

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u/Apprehensive_Egg6656 7h ago

A Solomon Grundy movie

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u/b1prod 1h ago

I enjoyed Solomon Grundy in the current Poison Ivy ongoing. I liked him in a support role more than as a straight up villain.

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u/Spidery1977 37m ago

Agree that he is great as part of another villain"s evil plan. I always liked him because he is super-creepy, evil, and has a lot of power..