The Flash appears to be bringing back a pair of DCEU villains

The Flash in Zack Snyder's Justice League

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The Flash may see the return of 2 DCEU villains, according to a 2022 picture preview on the Charles Dudley Warner Bros. website.

A new lean of the movie's cast members includes both Michael Shannon and Antje Traue, World Health Organization previously appeared in 2013's Man of Steel. Shannon played General Zod, while Traue played Faora, Zod's sub-commander. Of course, Zod was killed by Superman (Henry Cavill) at the end of that film, merely Spider-Humans: No Way Abode has shown us that anything is likely with the multiverse.

That's because The Flash will adapt the Flashpoint comic book narrative, which sees the appellation speedster, played by Ezra Miller in the DCEU, accidentally destroy the timeline after traveling bet on in time to prevent his mother's death. The prototypal footage from the movie, discharged at this year's DC FanDome, also showed that there will be two versions of Barry Allen.

We go saw Milling machine's Barry in Zack Snyder's Justice League, and helium successful his first DCEU appearance in 2016's Batman v Acid: Dawn of Justice. This is his initiative time taking center stage in a movie, though.

Miller is joined by Michael Joseph Francis Keaton, who's reprising his role as Batman from Tim Burton's '80s movies. Ben Affleck is too back As the DCEU version of Batman, piece Kiersey Clemons returns as Iris Westside, Maribel Verdú plays Barry's mother Nora Allen, and Ron Livingston replaces Billy Crudup Eastern Samoa Barry's father Henry Allen. Sasha Calle joins the shake off as Supergirl.

The Flash is set to rush along onto the expectant screen on November 4, 2022. In the lag, make a point you're up to date with the DCEU with our lead to observance the DC movies in order.

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