John Hamm has been fancast as quite a few comic book characters throughout the long term, with fans bringing him up as a potential Batman, a potential Superman…and a studio in any event, verging on making him Mr Vile in the X-Men establishment. The Lunatics and Admit, Fletch star can’t express a lot of about his future with comic book superheroes, yet he is expecting to get involved somehow. Hamm joined ComicBook.com’s Chris Killian to discuss Admit, Fletch, and en route, got off course on his adoration for comics and his close miss with the Wonder Universe.

“Fingers crossed,” Hamm prodded. “That is all I can say about any of that stuff.”

In any case, while his future might be up in the air, his own set of experiences with comics was something he was eager to discuss somewhat, running through a rundown of extraordinary ’70s and ’80s books that he has hid away.

“I have a unique, it’s looking good, of the four unique Wolverine miniseries that turned out during the ’80s,” Hamm said. “I have a unique four or six of the Elektra: Professional killer series. I have a great deal of John Byrne Thrill seeker, a ton of Bill Sienkiewicz stuff. I have a great deal of X-Men stuff from the John Byrne period, I have some John Byrne Thor. I have a great deal of good stuff. It’s undeniably stored quite close and sealed shut in my wardrobe however I haven’t returned to it in some time.”

The entertainer comparatively fell head over heels for Fletch as a young fellow, and after he saw the 1985 film, he searched out the books, and found that there was an entire universe of Fletch books (and its side project Flynn books) to dive into.

Here is the authority abstract for Admit, Fletch:

In this magnificent satire cavort, Jon Hamm stars as the cleverly enchanting and perpetually irksome Fletch, who turns into the great suspect in a homicide case while looking for a taken workmanship assortment. The best way to effectively defend himself? Figure out which of the not insignificant rundown of suspects is the guilty party – from the whimsical craftsmanship vendor and a missing playboy to an insane neighbor and Fletch’s Italian sweetheart. Wrongdoing, as a matter of fact, has never been this scattered.

Admit, Fletch stars Jon Hamm, Roy Wood Jr., Annie Mumolo, Ayden Mayeri, Lorenzo Izzo, Kyle MacLachlan, Marcia Gay Solidify, and John Slattery. The film will be delivered in theaters and on Advanced on September 16.