9 DCEU Characters That Are Totally Different From The Comics

3) Enchantress

Comic Books: Freelance artist June Moore first became possessed by the Enchantress when she attended a costume party at a spooky old castle. Later joining the Suicide Squad, June repeatedly struggles to keep her, let’s say, unwanted house guest under control but – though there have been dark periods over the years – she’s always managed it and found her way back to the anti-hero team. She’s also a sometimes love interest for Killer Croc.

DCEU: For Cara Delevingne’s version in Suicide Squad, elements are taken from the Enchantress of the New 52, who fought Justice League Dark. Instead of a longterm member of the team, Enchantress was the villain of the movie. Visually, the character had an entirely different look, too – for perhaps the first time ever, the costume on screen was more revealing than in the comic book. A romance with Rick Flag was also invented for the film, as was June Moore’s new backstory as an archaeologist who discovered an ancient mystical totem (which she decided to break, for some reason).