The DCU doesn't have its own Justice League yet, and that may well be because of Zack Snyder's version in the DCEU.

Turns out the Justice League is still around in the future, but it doesn’t look anything like you imagined. That’s the premise of Bryan Hitch’s next arc of Justice League, kicking off with ...

Future State: Justice League #1. Previously, Bleeding Cool had stated "The original Justice League team got too big, brought in too many members, and so one betrayed them and spilt their secrets." ...

In an interview with Collider back in November 2024, Gunn somewhat flippantly joked that "whatever" titles are mentioned in ...

Future State: Justice League #2 cover (Image credit: DC). The majority of titles in the two-month DC event that takes place in various DC Universe future timelines are seeding storylines that will ...

Tom Welling's Superman and his version of the Justice League from Smallville wear Zack Snyder-inspired superhero suits in new ...

As it is, this comic is perfectly satisfactory – but hardly enough to make me wish the Justice League of the future was the Justice League of today. Score: 5/10.

Justice League #75 will be the final issue of Bendis’s run on the title, as well as the final issue for the current Justice League series. Whether a relaunch with a new team is coming has yet to ...

Sure, the Superman of 2015 might be having his own problems, but in the far flung future of Justice League 3001, Superman’s only real problem is that he’s kind of a massive asshole.This week ...

This younger, future version of the Justice League were the children of Superman, Batman, the Flash, etc. Even Lex Luthor's daughter joined the team (and dated Damian Wayne's Batman).

It's well-known that Warner Bros. had a tough road leading up to the first feature film based on DC's Justice League, with the film polarizing audiences with its original theatrical cut.

If Future State manages to continue meeting the quality of Justice League, then if nothing else, the event will be a good creative first step to taking DC out of the creative holes it’s been ...