Four new characters are revealed for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice! Three of them are villains!

Latino Review has once again come through with some pretty big news concerning Zack Snyder's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. It appears that they have discovered four additional characters that will be in the film. At the moment though these are unconfirmed and should be taken as a rumor.

*Possible spoiler beyond this point.

Latino Review is reporting that they have uncovered four additional characters that will be making an appearance. Three of these characters look like they will be minor villains.

The reported villains are:

(1) Victor Zsasz - A brutal serial killer from Gotham who carves tally marks on his own body to keep count of his kills.

(2) Morgan Edge - A public relations executive for Lexcorp who has a shady background. Edge and Lex Luthor will have a history as being a part of Hob's Bay's most notorious gangs when they were younger.

(3) David Cain - On of the world's most deadly assassins who is reported to meet up with Lex Luthor's bodyguard about being hired for an assassination.

Along with these three characters one other was revealed. Amanda "The Wall" Waller. She is being said to be a stern and focused senator in this film who has an intimidating presence who does not trust Superman at all. Amanda Waller is known in the comics for pulling together unique individuals to be members of the Suicide Squad (aka Task Force X). The Suicide Squad is a team of incarcerated supervillains who act as assets for the United States government who take on high-risk missions in exchange for commuted prison sentences. The Suicide Squad operates out of Belle Reeve Penitentiary. Could we see a few Suicide Squad members in future films?

These villains will most likely have small roles and be minor villains in the story to the still unnamed main villain. One thing is for sure, this film is getting jam packed with well known character names.

Are you excited to see these characters or are you worried that the film could be getting a little too crowded?

Source: Latino Review