Directed by degan Transformers franchise, Michael Bay will probably direct a superhero movie. According to reports from The Wrap, Bay is targeted by Warner Bros. To direct the Lobo film which is a superhero / antihero character from DC comics. The page also reports that the director has met with DC Films and Warner Bros executives, to discuss about a project whose script was worked on by the scriptwriter of the Wonder Woman film, Jason Fuchs.
Earlier in 2012 director San Andreas, Brad Peyton has agreed to direct this film, but the slow and choking project development makes Peyton's fate in the film to be floating.
Warner Bros. has been long enough to prepare for the Lobo film project. In 2009, Guy Ritchie was rumored to have prepared this character movie with a format that is quite "friendly" ie PG-13. Then in 2012, Dwayne Johnson had intended to star in this project together and re-collaborate with Peyton (previously they had worked in Journey 2 of the Center of the Earth).
Lobo is a DC comic character created by Roger Slifer and Keith Giffen in 1983. He is a mercenary among galaxies who also doubles as bounty hunters who appear on the comic Omega Men # 3 (June 1983).
Lobo is described as an alien descendant of the Czarnian or Velorpian nations with a rough temperament and likes to destroy everything. He is famous for his inter-galactic adventure by riding his favorite "aggregate motorcycle". Lobo has often "clashed" with DC world superheroes and villains like Superman, Hal Jordan, Martian Manhunter and Deathstroke. This character is more commonly referred to as an antihero.
The super power power of Lobo is described as equivalent to Superman. It can withstand conventional bullet convulsion attacks, can adventure into space and have endurance beyond human beings.