Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt will reportedly reunite to star in superhero movie Ball and Chain, based on a late '90s comic book series of the same name, about a struggling couple whose superpowers only work when they are together.

Netflix is in talks and looks most likely to pick up Ball and Chain for its streaming service. The Big Sick co-writer Emily V. Gordon will adapt the four-issue Ball and Chain - released between November 1999 and February 2000 - which comes from the minds of writer Scott Lobdell, and illustrators Ale Garza & Richard Bennett.

The two lead stars will also serve as producers on Ball and Chain. Johnson will do so via his Seven Bucks banner with Seven Bucks co-founder Dany Garcia and Seven Bucks production president Hiram Garcia. Kevin Misher, who worked with Johnson on Fighting with My Family, will also produce via Misher Films.

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Dwayne @TheRock Johnson and Emily Blunt are swinging back into action. After partnering on Disney's #JungleCruise, the duo will reunite for a new superhero movie based on a 90s comic. Tap the link in bio for all the details on the project. 📸: @Disney

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Johnson was last seen in the sequel Jumanji: The Next Level. The Rock is attached to the Netflix action movie Red Notice alongside Gal Gadot and Ryan Reynolds, and the DC superhero movie Black Adam.

Blunt was last seen in Mary Poppins Returns. Her next film, A Quiet Place Part II, has been pushed to September 2020 due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Gordon's most recent project was the Apple TV+ series Little America. She is also writing a semi-autobiographical show with Modern Family's Sarah Hyland.