Just a while ago, it was reported that "Justice League Dark" will be another very large film and television series in the DC Universe, because J· Director J basically wanted to shoot a lot of the main characters in Justice League Dark.
However, the script for this film is not currently public, so we don't know that in J. Lee Director J's vision is what kind of world "Justice League Dark" will be.
However, Warner recently released a script for "Justice League dark" written by "Hellboy" director Gilmour del Toro. And the script reveals some details of the story that are not made public.
The report and script show that the writers of the multiverse have actually read a version of the script and incorporated the story into their own script.
Justice League Dark (also known as Dark Universe) is a horror superhero film featuring characters such as Zatana, the Dead, and Constantine who fight against the Dark Arts in the DC Universe.
The project was conceived by del Toro. HBO Max is reportedly working on a TV series produced by JJ Abrams, Justice League Dark.
It is said that every time the project is transferred to a new director, there will be a slight change. Still, because Warner Bros. was so interested in the original script, Del Toro retained some important content throughout the shoot.
The entire Justice League Dark story in the original screenplay looks like this, and the film seems to focus on John Constantine, the anti-hero who smokes one after another, defecting from a prominent group of supernatural superheroes called Shadowpact. In the film, we will see the most famous in the Forgotten Bar.
After leaving the organization, John formed his own organization, the Justice League of Darkness, which was looking for the Book of Life and Death, hoping to contain the chaos so that it would not fall into the wrong hands.
The film should have a lot of small supporting characters like Chimpanzee Detective and Animal Man coming along, and it's going to be DC's clearest mystery movie to date. Although this movie is more similar to Marvel's "Doctor Strange". But it should be bloodier and darker than Doctor Strange, and it should be rated R.