JUSTICE LEAGUE: PART ONE And TWO Villains Revealed; New Details On Green Lantern's Role
It's been reported that Brainiac will be the main villain in Justice League: Part One, and a new report reiterates that AND reveals who the team will face off with in Part Two. How does Green Lantern factor into all of this? Hit the jump to find out, but there are SPOILERS AHEAD...
It was recently reported that Brainiac will be the main foe in Justice League, and according to a new report over at Badass Digest, that is indeed the case. Who will take him down? Well, the initial team is made up of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Cyborg, Aquaman and The Flash. Green Lantern is obviously missing from this roster, but he will apparently play a key role in Zack Snyder's Justice League: Part One as he arrives on Earth at the end of the movie - after Brainiac has been defeated - to warn the League that an even bigger threat is on the way; Darkseid!
The site confirms that each of the heroes mentioned above (minus Green Lantern) will show up in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, "to face the larger threat that has manipulated Lex Luthor and maybe even Bruce Wayne." What has Brainiac been up to exactly?!
All of this apparently comes as a result of Superman's Kryptonian beacon from Man of Steel, and that it does indeed lead Brainiac to Earth. The World Engine also destroys at least part of Atlantis, hence what brings Aquaman to the surface, while the site goes on to add that as previously reported, General Zod's corpse does play a big role in Batman v Superman. It appears as if it's all connected, so Zack Snyder being in charge is making more and more sense. They also mention the two Justice League movies being shot back to back, something which sounds likely, but it's not clear if that's based on inside info or speculation. What do you guys think about these latest details?
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