Exciting Smallville art imagines the Superman prequel series' characters in a medieval setting, including Clark Kent, Lex Luthor, Lois Lane, and more.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Smallville characters receive a medieval makeover in striking fan art. Before DC started entering the shared universe business with the Arrowverse, the DCEU, and the upcoming DC Universe, Tom Welling led Smallville's star-studded cast for ten seasons as Clark Kent.
On Instagram, @buffy2ville shared portraits of some key Smallville characters with a twist — the DC series goes medieval. Welling's Clark Kent, Michael Rosenbaum's Lex Luthor, Erica Durance's Lois Lane, and more appear as medieval versions of themselves. Clark looks like Robin Hood, making a fun connection to Justin Hartley's Oliver Queen from Smallville.Will We Ever Actually Get More Smallville Content? Smallville season 11 never made it to live-action — despite being the title of a comic series that continued the adventures of Welling's Clark Kent.
As Crisis on Infinite Earths revealed that Welling's Clark Kent gave up his powers to lead a normal life with Lois and their daughters, it is hard to imagine that the actor will one day suit up as Superman in a Smallville revival project. However, while that might never happen in live-action, there is one way for DC fans to get more Smallville content and finally see Welling play Superman and not only Clark.
Last year, Welling gave a promising update on the Smallville animated series revival. Welling is working alongside Rosenbaum to bring back the show, with their planned animated Smallville revival set to pick up right after the series' ending. Welling revealed that their plan is to have most of the Smallville cast back as their characters, with original Smallville showrunners Al Gough and Miles Millar returning to create the story of the animated revival.
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