Tom Holland of Spider-Man and Ezra Miller of Flash, swap roles in fan art

Tom Holland plays the DCEU Flash in an imaginative work of art, and Ezra Miller becomes the sympathetic MCU neighborhood, Spider-Man. Taking over Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man on the big screen, Tom Holland certainly had big shoes to wear, but his appearances in Captain America: Civil War, Spider-Man: Homecoming and Avengers: Infinity War have all been well received, probably offering the most comical and precise portrait of the iconic superhero.

Ezra Miller's flash was not as easy to drive. After a brief appearance in Batman V Superman: The Dawn of Justice, Miller debuted as a speedster in Justice League, but, like the movie itself, received a mixed reaction from the fans. A Flash-based solo movie was originally on the DCEU list and was announced as Breaking point, but was delayed until 2020. While Breaking point seems to be moving forward at this stage, it is unclear whether or not it will keep its publication date for 2020, given Miller's commitments Fantastic beasts franchise.

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The artist says BossLogic has now reunited the two ill-intentioned MCU and DCEU youngsters, mixing the Holland and Miller superheroes as part of his franchise-free character change series, which had already attacked Loki and Joker, Aquaman and Thor, Superman and Captain America. BossLogic's latest effort places Ezra Miller in the Spider-Man: Homecoming Spidey costume, complete with scary background straps. Meanwhile, Holland is halfway through, crackling with electricity in the flash suit seen in Justice League.

This piece is another important addition to BossLogic's "ElseBothworlds" series and takes the fantasy cast to a whole new visual level. Since Spidey and Flash have common attributes, both actors feel at home in their reversed roles. However, Ezra Miller may seem more suited to his new role than Holland, succeeding in bringing out the inner geek of Peter Parker while looking totally heroic. Holland does not fully master the embarrassing and introverted behavior that Miller has perfected as Flash Justice League.

While the "ElseBothworlds" series is a mix of MCU and DCEU, some fans might wonder what Grant Gustin, who currently represents Flash on TV, would look like Spidey. The childish look of Gustin and a lighter representation of the Flash could fit more naturally to the character of Peter Parker in Spider-Man: Homecomingeven if the book is slightly attenuated. It may be a piece of digital art for another day.

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Source: BossLogic

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