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James Gunn Censored the Face of a Crew Member in Man of Tomorrow’s Photo, and We Might Know Why
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Just beside Hoult’s bald Lex Luthor look, the image has been edited to obscure the face of another person entirely.
That individual is not wearing a crew shirt, which suggests a cast member, and the silhouette appears to be male.
Gunn’s rollout for Superman offers a useful blueprint for guessing how Man of Tomorrow‘s marketing will unfold.
Image courtesy of DC ComicsBrainiac is far from the only draw pulling fans toward Man of Tomorrow.
Man of Tomorrow is scheduled to be released in theaters on July 9, 2027.