Prior to his new role in the DCU as Lobo, Jason Momoa rose to prominence in the entertainment industry as Aquaman. Following his brief debut in 2016’s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Momoa returned as the character for a starring role a year later in Justice League. He then got to shine on his own in 2018’s Aquaman, and five years later, in its sequel, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.\u00a0<\/p>\n
With his time as the character in the past, one wouldn’t necessarily expect new looks at him as Arthur Curry to come around. Surprisingly, thanks to Zack Snyder, we now, in fact, have a new look at the actor\u00a0as the aquatic hero.\u00a0Continuing his series of DC portraits, Snyder took to Instagram to share a never-before-seen BTS image of Jason Momoa’s\u00a0Aquaman.<\/p>\n
Similar to previous pictures he’s posted of Ben Affleck’s Batman<\/strong><\/a>, Jared Leto’s Joker<\/strong><\/a> and Joe Manganiello’s Deathstroke<\/strong><\/a>, the picture is in black and white:\u00a0<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\n The director captioned the photo with: “I took this photo of [Jason Momoa] in Iceland.”\u00a0<\/strong>Justice League was partially\u00a0filmed<\/a><\/strong> in Iceland, so it’s safe to say the picture is\u00a0from when the superhero team-up was in production.\u00a0<\/p>\n When it was first announced, Momoa’s casting as the character\u00a0caught some fans by surprise. At the time, the actor was known for his role as Khal\u00a0Drogo in Game of Thrones, so he was perceived as having a significantly gruffer look than the one Aquaman has\u00a0most commonly been associated with throughout the years. Funnily enough, it was\u00a0his role in Game of Thrones that prompted Zack Snyder to cast Momoa as the hero.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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