Kevin Smith can't stop talking about the upcoming "Batman vs. Superman" film, including Ben Affleck's batsuit. However, instead of gushing over the men of the "Man of Steel" franchise, Smith is commenting about the new female heroine of the series Gal Gadot.

"I think a Wonder Woman movie could make a fortune and be a real breakthrough for the comic book movie," Smith told ComicBook.com. "Girls and women like fantasy too, and they also have disposable income. Why there's not a Wonder Woman or Black Widow solo movie already is baffling. IF YOU BUILD IT, SHE WILL COME..."

Gadot recently revealed a photo on Facebook of her progress at the gym as she continues to build muscle for her role as Wonder Woman. The actress will need to be in her best shape as the hype around the Affleck's batsuit and Gadot's Wonder Woman armor continues.

On Feb. 17, Forbe Blogger Mark Hughes revealed his inside sources are revealing their has been a delay in the new costume reveals. The delay is allegedly related to the film's release date being pushed back 10 months.  Filming is rumored to begin in March.

...& that the bat-suit & WW suit reveals will likely drop before/around the start of filming, as magazine covers.

— Mark Hughes (@markhughesfilms) February 18, 2014

Though many fans are excited for the reveal, one actor has spoken out against the Batman casting for "Man of Steel 2".  Seth Green told Ora TV's Larry King Now he believes Affleck won't make for a believable Dark Knight because he doesn't fit the physical description.

"You have to remember that Batman is just a dude. He's got no powers. So the fact that Superman is scared of him says something about the gravitas he carries. And it's not just because he's willing to kill. It's because he's scary," Green explained.

"There is only so much you can act a role before people are or are not going to believe you in that role," Green added. "I'm never going to play a MMA fighter, because I'd step into the ring with an actual MMA fighter like Batista, and I wouldn't look correct, so there is a physicality of it."

Green didn't stop there. You can read more about the actor's comments against Affleck's casting here.