3. Moon Knight - Garrett Hedlund
Moon Knight often gets a bad rap, with cynics seeing him as nothing more than Marvels rip-off of Batman. However, although there are undeniable stylistic similarities (the word knight, a billowing cape, dark night-time brooding), Moon Knight is actually much more than a corporate-mandated Caped Crusader clone. Marc Spector was the wayward son of a rabbi, who spent his adult years dabbling in boxing, mercenary work and stint in the marines before ending up dead in an Egyptian temple after a looting that went bad. The Egyptian God Khonshu appears to Marc, offering him a second chance at life if he changes his ways and becomes Gods avatar on Earth. He awakens, returns to the USA and becomes the dedicated crime-fighter Moon Knight, investing his merc money to finance it all and inventing a new identity - the financier Steven Grant - as a front. He also created yet another persona, that of a cab driver, to gather intel on the underworld. All these personalities push Marc to the limit, and hes often portrayed as mentally unstable. Garrett Hedlund currently on screens as a swashbuckling young Captain Hook in Pan could be perfect in a film or Netflix series that delved into the grittier side of Moon Knight, rather than pushing the four personalities thing for laughs.