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New stills released for DC’s Justice Society: World War II movie

Justice Society: World War II, DC Comics’ next animated video feature, is almost here. We’ve got a new set of screens for you to take a peek at.

The second great war

DC’s animated film universe recently came to an end with Justice League Dark. Though, as you might imagine, something new was brought about because of that ending.

Warner Bros and DC are now set to release what appears to be a set of films that don’t have really any connection to one another. So a series of standalone. At least, that’s the way it looks for now.

The latest of those is something that longtime DC fans will definitely want to check out too, as it calls back to an earlier time. A golden age of heroes means the likes of Wonder Woman, Jay Garrick, Hourman, Black Canary, and Hawkman. Of course, it also means World War II.

That’s quite a stage for super-heroics, and it’s just what fans will find in Justice Society: World War II. While the movie doesn’t launch till April 27th digitally and May 11th physically, we’ve been getting pretty steady announcements.

We recently showed you a full trailer for the movie, and now we have a new series of stills. Those include shots of the heroes named above, plus Steve Trevor as he attempts to guide his damaged fighter to safety.

Bummed out about the wait till the movie actually opens? Well then you might want to check out the live stream, airing on YouTube during WonderCon@Home.

That will be taking place on March 27th, in just ten days. Check out the full details here.

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