Justice League: Gods and Monsters

From dark heroes, justice will dawn.

RELEASED 18 Jun 20151h 16m★ 7.1 TMDB

In an alternate universe, very different versions of DC's Trinity fight against the government after they are framed for an embassy bombing.

Why it matters in DC

Alternative versions of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman make this a deliberate departure from familiar heroic identities. It is best approached as its own world, where assumptions carried from other versions of the Trinity become questions rather than reliable background.

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Where it fits in the DC universe

Justice League: Gods and Monsters is title 19 of 40 in our Animated Elseworlds viewing sequence. Gods and Monsters deliberately starts with different interpretations of DC's central heroes. It is a separate world, so the usual Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman origins are not prerequisites or reliable explanations of these versions. Its placement among animated alternatives is more useful than forcing it into a conventional Justice League chronology.

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