The director, however, says it would be difficult for him to commit to the project given the character's current direction, reported CinePOP.
"A lot of the great superhero titles are done. People have used them up. So now it's characters that aren't as interesting.
"But you never know. I mean, Superman would always be interesting. But they're already deep into reinventing him, so that's not going to happen for a long time," Aronofsky, 48, says.
The director adds that directing superhero movies poses some very particular challenges, because of the intensity of the comic book fans.
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