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Fan Casting Joshua Bassett as Superboy in (James Gunn's DCU) Reign of the Supermen (2034)

protagonist23 made this fan casting suggestion on July 10, 2024. What do you think? See below to cast your vote, or click here to see all fan casting suggestions for this role.

Joshua Bassett as Superboy in (James Gunn's DCU) Reign of the Supermen (2034)

Joshua BassettUnited States

24 years old
Joshua Bassett (born December 22, 2000) is a singer, dancer, and actor. Starting at the age of seven, Joshua has performed in over thirty musical theatre productions, and acted in numerous commerci...
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Joshua Bassett

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Superboy (Conner Kent)

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(James Gunn's DCU) Reign of the Supermen (2034)

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(James Gunn's DCU) Reign of the Supermen (2034)

(James Gunn's DCU) Reign of the Supermen (2034)

YEAR: 2037
by protagonist23
As the world mourns the death of the Man of Tomorrow, new heroes emerge, each claiming to be the true Superman reborn. But when a deadly threat uses Superman's absence to target Earth, their powers...
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Joshua Bassett is known for his roles in Better Nate Than Ever, High School Musical: The Musical: The Holiday Special, and Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again. He has been suggested by fans for 2,813 roles on myCast, including Young Hercules in Hercules. Similar actors include Asher Angel, Tom Holland, and Jack Dylan Grazer. Joshua Bassett was suggested to play Superboy in (James Gunn's DCU) Reign of the Supermen (2034) by protagonist23. (James Gunn's DCU) Reign of the Supermen (2034) has 11 roles, including The Eradicator, Superman, and Steel.

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