This article will provide you with (to the best of your ability) a complete compilation of every so-called "Easter Egg" (meaning Chinese commonly used to refer to easter eggs set in games and movies), noteworthy details or plots, personal associations, and other DC-related works that extend from them.
If there are fans who want to get started with the right posture from now on, or those who have already started but are struggling with no systematic guidance, through this series of articles, you can quickly and impartially open the door to the DC (new) world. (Except for veteran manga fans)
This guide is the only one you need.
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There may be a lot of content and cannot be covered in one article.
Warning: This article contains spoilers
Previous Episode Review:
Part I: Zach Schneider's version of the Justice League Easter Egg is a complete summary! The correct posture of the pit DC is enough
Part II: The Easter Egg of "Zhenglian" continues to interpret: The War of the New and Old Gods? Steppenwolf's complex entanglement with Wonder Woman
Part III: The man who defeated Darkseid was himself! Batman's true life CP was devastated by Frankenstein
Part IV An Easter egg hidden by Warner Snow reveals the major layout of the DCEU! The Flash contributes the most handsome shot in the history of the Super British Film
VI ‖ Chapter 6 ‖ King's Centaurs
062. Faith, Justice, and Responsibility (New Symbols of Superman in the Comics)
After Butler once again shows his omnipotence, Bruce talks to Afoul about Superman.
It was also the first time he mentioned "faith."
Many people say that when Batman arrived after the resurrection of Superman, he didn't have PLanB, which is not "Batman".
So, Dicy was thinking, what is Batman?
First of all, in terms of the problem of "PLanB" in this film:
First, if Batman is responsible for the survival of Earth, bruce is responsible for Superman's life and death.
This is the root cause of Batman's transformation.
Facing the resurrected Clark, what kind of complicated feelings does Batman have in his heart as Bruce?
The entire process of resurrecting Superman was pushed forward by Batman/Bruce, with Diana, Arthur, and Victor all showing more or less apprehension, while Barry's support came more from worship.
Only Batman/Bruce is born out of trust in Superman, "faith".
If Superman represents "Hope" in the DCEU, what does Batman represent?
From a literary point of view, from a dramatic point of view, from the aesthetic art and humanistic care of the film, if Batman here pulls out the kryptonite, then his character image can no longer stand, and his charm will be greatly reduced.
All BVS and JL's portrayal of Big Ben's Batman will be completely shattered.
Second, the film has fully shown what happens to Batman even if he prepares PlanB and prepares Kryptonite.
That's how nightmare lines work.
Of course, it can also be assumed that the nightmare happened because, like in BVS, Batman lost all the kryptonite.
However, it is also shown in BVS, if Batman prepares a complete set of facilities to subdue Superman at the site of Superman's resurrection.
So imagine, Batman's purpose in advocating the resurrection of Superman is to defeat him again?
Third, does PlanB have to be kryptonite?
Why can't it be Batman's belief?
Of course, everyone can have everyone's interpretation, and everyone can have everyone's preferences.
Just like the hotly discussed "a thousand people can have a thousand Monkey Kings in their hearts" in recent years, why can there be only one Batman in a thousand people's hearts?
If DC had strictly banned creative freedom and OOC in the 1980s, would there have been Frank Miller, Alan Moore, The Dark Knight Return, and Watchmen?
Without the above characters and works, then Batman's mainstream understanding and orthodox image of the public today should be like this
That's what it looks like
And not like that
Not like that
In terms of Miller's personal career alone, he saved the Night Devil and reinvented Wolverine, so why did he leave dc to paint Batman?
Isn't it because his previous creations have not been censored, restricted, and banned from OOC, until DC has given him a high degree of creative freedom, allowing him to fully show his personal style?
When Miller first changed the style of Batman, many people in society did not accept it, and the criticism was full of accusations.
Now that it's been more than 40 years since Miller created the "new" Batman, what has become of that?
When Bell first played Batman, most people thought he was inferior to Keaton and not strong.
The result? Now a lot of people are not Bell not Batman.
When Big Ben first played Batman, many people were not optimistic, but now? How many new dc fans are attracted to him.
Take a longer-term view.
When Pattinson first cast, almost all of them, except for his own original fans, were laughing...
More than 40 years later, what will people think of BVS and JL?
In other words, do you remember how the second generation robin "red hood" Jason disappeared in the vote more than 40 years ago?
Finally, as for how Superman's death affected Batman, the best answer is as follows:
Related Titles: All of Batman's titles
063. Barry's pseudonym and Za's production partner
The Alliance illegally breaks into the Kryptonian spacecraft by dressing up as soldiers and disrupting security.
Victor gave Barry the pseudonym "Wesley Rowe."
Almost certainly refers to Zadui's longtime production partners Wesley Coller and Jim Rowe.
As for the other names on the screen, it seems to include the entire VFX team behind the film: Amy Altvater, John 'DJ' Desjardin, Brad Fack, Derek Fortuna, Zachary Fox, Tamara Kent, Matthew Magnolia, Marshall Rainey, Robin Williams, and others.
064. Another Kryptonian
There was hint of Supergirl's presence in Man of Steel, and as we said in the first issue, Za has never shied away from setting easter eggs for other characters in the comics in his own films.
Kara Zor-El has not yet appeared in the DCEU, but the director wrote a prequel comic for it that established her place in the DCEU.
Prior to the film's release, Za and David S. Goyer (The Batman trilogy) co-wrote a prequel story that was released as a limited edition comic that chronicled the events that led to the arrival of the Kryptonian reconnaissance ship on Earth.
In the DCEU, the reconnaissance ship will become the lonely fortress of Superman.
Combined with the prequel comics, Kara and the rest of the crew are on missions to explore other planets habitable for the Kryptonians.
But a Kryptonian named Dev-Em killed all the other crew members who entered the cryotherapy chamber, and only Kara escaped.
When Kara wakes up, she learns that her companion has been murdered and has to fight Dev-Em alone.
When the ship crashed on Canada's Ellesmere Island, the two fought a decisive battle.
The prequel doesn't say who won the victory, but it does show that one person did leave the ship.
After a long time, Clark spotted the ship and noticed Carla's open hatch.
It's been nearly a decade since the film and prequel comic came out, but Carla is never mentioned again in later stories.
Zadao has been tweeting that this is part of the DCEU, neither confirming nor denying that it is the idea they left behind to build Supergirl.
It wasn't until the idea was seen again in Zach Schneider's version of Justice League that it showed that it wasn't just an easter egg.
At present, it seems that the only opportunity to fully tell the story of what happened between the Supergirl prequel to the Superman discovery of the reconnaissance ship is only in Ando's "The Flash".
Related works: Superman and Batman: Apocalypse
DCAU Justice League Superman seasons three to five
Man of Steel
065. Louis is pregnant
Desi didn't want to say anything about the case and Louise's pregnancy.
But for everyone's understanding, it is still necessary to talk about it.
Both the director himself and the official have declared that it is an invalid case. But there are always people who use it as a weapon to attack the film.
So let's see if it is a case of annulment.
First, the Whedon cinema version of the main link has only one shot is worth existing, let's guess what it is?
It's this:
This shot clearly reveals to us the time of Superman's death.
Two great musical figures in the same frame as Superman, one is David Bowie, a British musician and "the greatest rock artist of all time", who died on January 10, 2016.
The other was Prince Prince Prince, an American pop singer who won a seven-time Grammy Award, who died on April 21, 2016.
Since the three of them can be in the same frame, the earliest time to know superman's death should also be later than April 2016.
Therefore, some people's so-called "Louise was pregnant two years after Superman's death" is self-defeating.
Second, if this shot was taken by Whedon, it does not represent the timeline of the guide.
So let's look at the plot of JL.
The death of Superman in the opening scene affects the human world, Paradise Island, and Atlantis, awakening the mother box and summoning Steppenwolf. (See 003 [Plot Line])
When reporting to Desard, Steppenwolf claims that it was paradise island's mother box that summoned him.
The Queen's conversation with the Warriors of Paradise Island reveals that they have been inspecting and waiting every day since the Mother Box woke up.
And Louise visited the monument almost every day after Superman left.
Meanwhile, Batman gets information about Barry and Arthur from Amanda Waller at the end of Suicide Squad.
With his execution, and fear of the imminent threat, he should soon set out to find Aquaman.
It is conceivable, then, that steppenwolf's armament war and Bruce's alliance should have happened at the same time.
Therefore, this time is not far from superman's death.
Otherwise, the efficiency of the mother box as the Apocalypse Star Technology is too low.
However, the specific timeline we still need to guide the "Suicide Squad" to know.
Third, there is no interactive shot of Bruce and Louise in the whole film, but instead accidentally had an affair with the woman while sorting out the information.
So no matter what Jonathan Kent Jr. calls in the future DCEU, he is the son of Krypton.
Finally, the Big Three arranges the combination.
Want to see SW, here:
DCAMU Justice League: War, Justice League: Throne of Atlantis, Death of Superman
Want to see the BW, here:
DCAU Justice League Seasons 1-5
Want to see B-S (SB is not good), here:
Superman and Batman: Enemies of the Public, Justice League: Destruction, The Dark Knight Returns
066. Superman's robot butler
In "Body of Steel", in order to save louise who broke in, he also scrapped one by himself.
Related works: DCAU "Superman Justice League" Season 3.2."Superman's Birthday Gift"
067. The alliance has two major charging treasures
Billy (Shazam) and Barry (The Flash) are two mobile charging treasures, and Batman no longer has to worry about the steel bone running out of power
Related works: DCAMU "Justice League: War"
(It replaced Aquaman from the original manga with Shazam.)
068. Darkseid and Conan the Barbarian
As powerful as Conan the Barbarian, there is only one true "Destroyer" in the universe, Darkseid.
Darkseid's posture and demeanor in this scene are from the 1982 film Conan the Barbarian.
The picture on the right shows the elderly and crowned Arnold Schwarzenegger.
069. The nightmare begins in the bat cave
The wreckage and rubble around Superman obscured the view, but the red screen behind it was confirmed that It was Louise in Superman's arms.
The wreckage of Robin's suit on the right-hand side of the painting is burned, which is also Bruce Wayne's greatest tragedy
070. Green Lantern !!!
Before Dicy watched the film, many people told me that there was only one Green Lantern in it, that is, Alango in the Ancient Wars.
Who says there's only one Green Lantern!
Kirovog.
This Kirovage is much more handsome than the one in the 2011 movie. (Because it's too ugly, I won't put that picture).)
Of course, the treatment of this mask may still be the result of a compromise with WB.
The struggle about Green Lantern is as follows:
Director Za said that he didn't want to make another comic movie? Where will the DCEU, which lost Batman, go
Besides, one more thing:
In fact, it's entirely certain that both Hal Jordan and John Stewart would have appeared in the movie.
Related works: "Bravery and Fearlessness"
Animated series Green Lantern
DCAU Justice League
071. Hall of Justice
Associated works: DCAMU
DCAU
Justice League Junior
To be continued