Jason Momoa's updated costume for Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is on display at San Diego Comic-Con 2023. Shared by Fandom on Twitter, the official suit, alongside the costume from DC Studios' upcoming Blue Beetle movie, was on display, offering a glimpse of what's in store for the Aquaman sequel. It was displayed courtesy of the Warner Bros. Discovery Global Archives. The new Aquaman suit boasts several notable changes compared to the original version introduced in the 2018 film. RELATED: Amber Heard Doesn't Want to Be 'Crucified' to Be Appreciated as an Actor

As many fans gear up for Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, information on a reportedly scrapped post-credits scene starring Batman has made its way online.Per industry insider KC Walsh, who has a track record of correct and confirmed scoops, the Aquaman sequel was supposedly originally going to feature a concluding scene where Batman and Arthur Curry (Jason Momoa) meet up to discuss some kind of impending danger. Reportedly, Bruce tells Aquaman that something or someone is poisoning the world's oceans, effectively setting up the King of Atlantis' next story. It's currently unknown if the featured Batman was played by Michael Keaton or Ben Affleck, both of whom recently returned to the DCU in The Flash. Recent reports suggest the scene was altered because DC Studios co-CEOs James Gunn and Peter Safran wanted to prevent teasing a film that won't be made but also "not to have any semblance to the underperformance of past DC projects."Related: Fast X Proves Its Breakout Star Should Return to a Heroic Role in the DCU

A new rumor suggests Jason Momoa may take on the role of Lobo in the DC Universe because the upcoming Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is not being received well at test screenings.According to a new report, the recent test screenings have been poorly received for Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, James Wan's follow-up to the original 2018 film. Film columnist Jeff Sneider backed up this claim, revealing DC Studios wants to move in a different direction with Momoa because of how bad the Aquaman sequel is. Therefore, it is rumored Momoa will be Lobo in the DCU going forward, but the studio does not want to make the announcement just yet.RELATED: Jason Momoa Feels 'Really F---ing Good' After DC Meeting

While fans have been waiting quite a while for Jason Momoa's upcoming sequel, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, multiple reports now confirm poor-performing test screenings.Big Screen Leaks and film critic Jeff Sneider backed up an initial report from ViewerAnon suggesting Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom held half a dozen test screenings, yielding bleak results for the James Wan-directed movie. According to Big Screen Leaks, the studio purposely avoided answering questions about the DCU movie because "test screenings for this film have not been good," while also claiming to hear "something that almost never happened in test screenings happened with this movie." Sneider followed up those quips by stating the bad test screenings are part of the reason Jason Momoa has been tipped to join a long-rumored Lobo live-action project.RELATED: Aquaman Star Jason Momoa Is Being Considered as the DCU's Lobo

Following rumors that the studio was considering doing so, Warner Bros. has officially delayed its upcoming DC Extended Universe films Shazam! Fury of the Gods and Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.Per The Hollywood Reporter, the Aquaman sequel has been pushed back a whopping nine months, moving from March 17, 2023 to Dec. 25, 2023. Meanwhile, the Shazam! sequel has been delayed three months, moving from Dec. 21, 2022 to Lost Kingdom's previous release date of March 17, 2023.RELATED: HBO Max Drops Bruce Timm's New Batman Show, Will Be Shopped Elsewhere"While I'm an impatient bastard who wants people to see it as soon as possible (the film will be fully done in just a few weeks), the move makes sense since Avatar was taking all IMAX/PLF screens," Fury of the Gods director David F. Sandberg wrote in a tweet addressing his film' delay. "Fury of the Gods is a big movie [and] should be seen big!"

Jason Momoa's King of the Seven Seas may reunite with the original DC Extended Universe Dark Knight, as new photos suggest that Ben Affleck will don Batman's cape and cowl once more in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.In response to a Twitter post proclaiming Affleck's return in The Lost Kingdom, user KC Walsh replied, "Looks like they are replacing the [Michael Keaton] scenes with Affleck, remember [Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom] was originally supposed to come out after The Flash and tear [sic] audiences were confused by his inclusion." This isn't the first bit of DCEU-related news Walsh has shared -- earlier in 2022, they unveiled reports that the DCEU was setting up a Crisis on Infinite Earths adaptation and that Keaton's return as the Caped Crusader in the Flash movie owns a blue Batsuit in the film.RELATED: Aquaman 2: DCEU Fans Celebrate Ben Affleck's Apparent Batman Reprisal