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Batman Vs. Superman
Zack Snyder may have already confirmed that DC heroes like Aquaman, Cyborg and The Flash will be making their debut in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, but the characters are expected to only appear in small cameos. However, it has just been revealed that Ezra Miller’s Barry Allen might actually see the future of the Justice League in the film!
Entertainment Weekly magazine has just released the special Batman v Superman covers complete with new details about the superhero movie. According to EW’s Anthony Breznican (via Comic Book Resources), Miller’s character will appear alongside Ray Fisher’s Cyborg and Jason Momoa’s Aquaman in BvS to show a glimpse at the growing Justice League group that could be spearheaded by Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman.
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