Pamela Isley returns to Arkham Asylum after her young-adult daughter (Y/N) refuses to play a part in Poison Ivy's schemes. With the chance to finally take her life into her own hands, (Y/N) seeks help from Batman, who places her across the country i...
RICHARD "DICK" GRAYSON / ROBIN / NIGHTWING: played by Wolfgang Novogratz
I've seen this man all over media forums where people have fancasted him in a plethora of DC roles. Safe to say, I would let Novogratz save my life any day. He just has a soft look that makes me absolutely melt, but with his playful nature and tough-guy duality, I feel he would portray our precious Boy Wonder very well. With a smirky smirk and messy hair, UGH. 😍 SCREAMS Dick Grayson.
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PAMELA ISELY / POISON IVY: played by AnnaLynne McCord
I had serious reservations about our redheaded biophiliac. Like, she IS the main villain of this book; I needed to find a face that was beautiful and beautifully terrifying. Imagine her with auburn hair and a smokey eye, and we have the face of our sweet nightmares.
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BRUCE WAYNE / BATMAN: played by Mark-Paul Gosselaar
Tell me this isn't a smile that could earn billions. Matched with a deep-set scowl and a raspy voice-over, we have our Big Daddy Bat right here, my dudes. I also considered Michael Fassbender, but Gosselaar was the one that hit the "mark."
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DIETER "JACKSON" ALBIS / PHOENIX: played by Christoph Waltz
At first, I wanted Thure Riefenstein for his build, but after watching Waltz in Georgetown, I couldn't think of a better actor to portray such a powerful character. His presence, alone, would do justice to Jackson's role, and the fact that he's a German national makes this casting spot-on.
