Revealed at SDCC 2013, Justice League: War is one of three upcoming 2014 animated features on the DCAU film slate. 'War' also marks the first DC Comics New 52 story to be adapted into an animated film.Justice League: War stars Alan Tudyk as Superman, Jason O'Mara as Batman, Michelle Monaghan as Wonder Woman, Christopher Gorham as The Flash, Justin Kirk as Green Lantern, Shemar Moore as Cyborg, Travis Willingham as Shazam and Steve Blum as Darkseid. The Dark Knight Returns director Jay Olivia will direct from a script that based on the New 52 origin story of the Justice League that was written by Geoff Johns.
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Yeah... I'm right there with you Kal. This is a very odd design choice. When you're designing a costume for a woman showing bare shoulders means "sexy", (even if you don't see that much cleavage), when showing bare biceps (man or woman) that means the character is "strong". Its absoultely baffling to me why they would cover both of those up. If your concern is that her classic outfit is deemed "too sexy" in modern context, I can get wanting to cover up some of the exposed skin. But if thats the case than why on world did you decide to leave the shoulders exposed? You'd think you would want to show bare biceps to indicate strength and maybe balance that with some shoulderpads, but no, they go they exact opposite route!
Not to mention it looks really goofy that so much of her upper body is covered but her legs are completely exposed.
As an artist, this design gives me brain hurt.
Well said and from a real artists perspective.
I will not be buying it.
Oh I will watch. But I don't have to like it.
Between this and the Flashpoint Paradox, I'm hoping that the adaptation of all these New 52 stories will mean some consistency in acting and continuity in the upcoming movies.
Flashpoint was very good. It's a great FLASH story and I love the Thomas Wayne Batman the more I think about him. The twist to his story is epic in it's tragedy. The two bullets by the picture of his family is haunting.
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