Unexpected Theory for New Justice League Introduction in DC Universe

James Gunn’s DC Universe is yet to unveil its strategy for the Justice League, and an intriguing theory suggests how the team might debut. While the Justice League is expected to play a role in the new DC Universe, an unexpected theory proposes a twist for their introduction. The DC Extended Universe (DCEU) previously attempted various versions of a Justice League film, with the 2017 release facing challenges due to behind-the-scenes decisions resulting in significant reshoots directed by Joss Whedon, which received mixed reviews.

Despite Zack Snyder’s subsequent release of his original vision in “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” in 2021, the franchise is set for a reboot alongside the DC Universe. Reports indicate a complete recasting of the Justice League, with David Corenswet already replacing Henry Cavill as Superman. Now, a theory within the DCU fan community offers a unique perspective on how the new Justice League might assemble.

The theory suggests that rather than the Justice League being the universe’s inaugural superhero team, the Authority could claim that title. The surprise announcement of a movie adaptation for DC Comics’ The Authority adds weight to this theory. The theory proposes a narrative akin to a reverse “Kingdom Come,” where the Authority, known for their extreme methods, precedes the Justice League. As the Authority becomes increasingly violent with age, the Justice League forms to stop them.

Supporting this theory is the introduction of the Engineer, a member of the Authority, as an antagonist in James Gunn’s upcoming Superman film. Set photos of María Gabriela de Faría as the Engineer have surfaced online, indicating her role in Superman and potentially in the broader DC Universe. This development aligns with the theory of the Justice League forming to counter the Authority’s actions.

Furthermore, delaying the introduction of the Justice League allows the DC Universe to establish its key characters individually before their eventual team-up. This approach contrasts with the rushed assembly of the team in the DCEU, providing ample time for characters like Superman to be firmly established within the universe.

Additionally, the DC Universe is already laying the groundwork for multiple superhero teams beyond the Justice League and the Authority. Projects such as The Brave and the Bold, Paradise Lost, and others hint at the potential introduction of superhero families and alternate Justice League iterations like the Justice League International and Justice League Dark.

In summary, while the Justice League’s debut in the DC Universe remains a topic of speculation, the unexpected theory proposing the Authority as the universe’s initial superhero team offers an intriguing twist to their introduction, while the delayed introduction of the Justice League allows for more robust character development and world-building within the DC Universe.

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