The five best actors to play Batman after the release of Ben Affleck

First, there was a satirical Batman TV series in the 1960s and a 1966 film. Adam West played the role of self-parody. This knight, ladies and gentlemen, was not dark. Next come Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer and George Clooney with their distinctive interpretations of Caped Crusader and varying degrees of success.

The trilogy Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight starring Christian Bale is the incarnator of the Batman. Now it's not just comics fans and players who know about the world's biggest detective (sorry, Sherlock). Now, an occasional viewer knew why it was cool that Batman does not have super powers and can name members of his famous Rogues Gallery.

Then Batfleck arrived, and the results were mixed. There is no clear consensus on the quality of a Batman Ben Affleck. Some say his Batman is underestimated because the films in which he played – Batman v Superman and Justice League – have been summarily criticized by critics and some claim that his Batman was terrible and one of the reasons for which movies did not work. Criticism usually refers to the character and not the performance of Affleck as such. Despite all, star Argo has hung up the cloak and the search for a young Batman is launched. Matt Reeves' film The Batman will require a new cast.

Here are our suggestions regarding who could take over and do justice (no pun intended) to the character. There is no order.

Fionn Whitehead: How much of a young Batman WB and DC are talking about? This little-known Brit played one of the major characters in Dunkirk, the epic of Christopher Nolan's war, and he was impressed. If the highest placed seek a new face, there are few that correspond to the situation. Of course, physically, he's barely a Robin, but it's not a month of intense training that can not be solved. He was also seen in Bandersnatch, the highly controversial Black Mirror special. Whitehead would be a radical choice.

Michael B Jordan: Jordan has always shown ups and downs (HBO's The Wire, for example), but he really made a name last year. He played the role of one of the best villains in the Marvel film universe – Erik Killmonger in Black Panther – with a clbadic charisma and flamboyance like Bruce Wayne's (without the lethal series, of course) . Regarding the fact that it is black, nothing in Batman's traditions prevents anyone of any existing race from being the Crusader-Caped. He must just be an American citizen. As Batman says in Batman of Christian Bale, a hero can be anyone.

Armie Hammer: Rumor has it that Hammer plays the role of Green Lantern. But we have a better suggestion. He should be Bruce Wayne / Batman. He is a great actor, he looks physically and is young enough to play the role for a decade, if not more.

Liam Hemsworth: Hemsworth's so-ignored brother could be a decent Batman. Like his brothers, he already has a beautiful appearance, height and physique. He did not have many great opportunities and this could be his main role.