A ComicBook author suggests that DC create a solo game starring Static (Virgil Hawkins) to compete with Marvel's Spider-Man. This is the author's concept; DC has not announced any such game. The author recalls that the animated series from 2000 to 2004 introduced many viewers to this teenager who balances school, friendships, and heroic responsibilities.
The author believes that Virgil's choices between daily life and rescue missions could form the core of a single-player story, giving his city and community more concrete significance within the narrative. The game could center on community characters and smaller-scale threats, drawing from existing comic stories and villains while presenting Virgil's own experiences and perspective.
In terms of gameplay concepts, electromagnetic powers could be used to generate electric currents, move metal objects, and create shields, as well as support gliding, city traversal, environmental puzzles, and rescues. The author cites examples such as restoring power after an outage and clearing obstacles to save residents.
While discussing this concept, the author also mentioned the performance of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League and the cancellation of the Wonder Woman game. A Static solo game remains merely a suggestion in the article.