There’s certainly been no shortage of teasers and reveals for Zack Snyder’s version ofJustice League. Whatever one may think of the new version of the superhero team-up film, there’s no denying that Snyder is passionate about the project and eager to show off his original version of the film. As things roll up to the release of the movie on HBO Max, yet another poster has been shown off of the main cast.
As one of the biggest upcoming exclusives for the streaming service, HBO Max has been promoting Zack Snyder’s Justice Leagueas much as possible, with the latest series of images being a new poster and banner for the film. Of course, the images are in black and white, as Snyder has been a big fan of the monochrome aesthetic, suggesting thatthe black and white version ofJustice Leagueis his favorite.
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The image itself isn’t any big surprise, showing theJustice Leaguestanding together side by side in a slightly different arrangement. It may not be a big change of pace from previous images, but the heroes are certainly looking very crisp and clean in their outfits, and fans will certainly appreciate having some more media to add to their collection. The official Twitter account for the Snyder Cut included a caption with the second poster that read, “The Age of Heroes is upon us.”
Perhaps the only major difference with this particular poster is the inclusion ofHenry Cavill’s Superman. Of course, the Man of Steel had died in the previous film,Batman v Superman, meaning there was some effort made to not spoil his appearance inJustice League. Now that the film has been out for some time and the basic plot is known, however, it seems there’s not much point in pretending the Man of Steel won’t be around in the Snyder Cut.
It’s certainly a strange time for the DC Cinematic Universe, where its biggest upcoming project is a film that is, in effect, an alternate universe version of a film that has already released. While DC Film President Walter Hamada has said that futureDC films will not involve Snyderin any capacity, there are certainly a lot of fans looking forward to the sendoff of Snyder’s vision.
Whether the full 4 hour cut ofJustice Leagueis worth the wait or not will be revealed very soon when the project finally drops. In the meantime, fans can enjoy the steady release ofJustice Leagueteases and sneak peeksthat will almost certainly continue in the run-up to release.
Zack Snyder’s Justice Leaguehits HBO Max on March 18th.
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