An animated version of Injustice is in production, and a preview trailer will be released alongside Batman: The Long Halloween (Part 2).
Finally, DC and Warner Bros. made a "League of Injustice" movie. The upcoming release of batman: The Long Halloween (Part 2) DVD set quietly announced the project, which features a preview of the animated film Injustice. While many details have not yet been announced, there is no doubt that this anime is based on the popular game series of the same name.
Warner Bros. revealed in a special inclusion of Batman: The Long Halloween (Part 2) that the release will include "a preview of the next DC Animated movie, a preview of Injustice." And just like that, the film came to light. However, there is no news as to the cast and who will be the director. Plot details have also not been revealed. But if it's similar to the game, this movie will undoubtedly take us into the dark realm of the parallel worlds of the DC Universe.
Injustice: Gods on Earth is a fighting game released in 2013. It asks a simple question: "What if our greatest hero becomes our greatest threat?" The game quickly became very popular and launched a sequel, Injustice League 2. The storyline of the first game takes place on another timeline. In this universe, the Joker conspiracy is designed to have Superman kill Louise Lane, as well as their unborn child. Since then, Superman has become a threat to the world and embarked on a dark path.
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The series also spawned a prequel to the comic book created by renowned screenwriter Tom Taylor. Prominent characters in the game include Batman, Lex Luthor, Green Arrow, Joker, Green Lantern, Steelbone, The Flash, Harry Quinn, Nightwing, Solomon Glendy, Superman, and Wonder Woman. Movies can borrow a lot of stories from games and comics. Those who fear that Warner Bros. and DC might play down the dark style of the original can rest assured that they have made a series of R-rated DC animated films in the past. "Batman: Deadly Joke", "Justice League Dark" and "Suicide Squad: Severe Punishment" are all R-rated. So, only the story really needs it, and Warner is certainly willing to make it R-rated.
While The Injustices aren't live-action films, DC Animated movies have always had an impressive reputation. Over the past few years, there have been many DC animated films based on everyone's favorite comics with great success. For example, Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Justice League: Flashpoint Paradox, and Death of Superman.
It is not known when Injustice will be released. Batman: The Long Halloween (Part 2) is expected to be released this summer. Injustice was advertised as "the next DC Animated Film." So, theoretically, it could be available later this year or early 2022.