Ezra Miller’s ‘Invincible’ Role Recast in Wake of Turbulent Two Years

Ezra Miller‘s superhero days are over — at least as far as Amazon Prime animation goes … ’cause their role in a huge hit show has been recast, and it happened under the radar.

The actor’s portrayal of mad scientist D.A. Sinclair on ‘Invincible’ — in which Ezra only voice acted for one episode in the first season — has been scrapped in favor of another actor, Eric Bauza … whose other credits include ‘X-Men ’97,’ ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ and more.

The character showed up again in a new episode this week for Season 2 … but instead of Ezra’s voice, fans heard Eric’s instead … and the switcheroo occurred quietly, it seems.

No official explanation was offered by Amazon — which produces and streams ‘Invincible’ — for the change … but it seems pretty obvious to everyone who’s been following along. Fact is, Ezra’s had a very turbulent past two years … including a lot of allegations hurled their way.

As we reported … Ezra copped a plea in a criminal case he was facing out in Vermont — this after being arrested and charged for burglary. It was just the latest in a string of incidents they’d been involved in … some of which had been captured on video all over the country.

Of course, all of Ezra’s personal problems preceded the release of their big superhero film ‘The Flash’ … which ended up flopping at the box office. With that said, the director, Andy Muschietti, said he’d be willing to recast Ezra as the Flash again if a sequel ever came about