When Zack Snyder was busy working on Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Warner Bros.' plan was to release a two-part Justice League movie as a follow-up of sorts. Unfortunately, those plans changed when the team-up was met with a negative response from critics and underperformed at the box office and, well, we all know what happened to the standalone Justice League which was released last year.
Now, Snyder has taken to Vero to reveal that the crosses in the background of the image above were placed there as "a reference to Justice League 2...until it wasn't." That latter remark is clearly referencing the movie's cancellation but we're now left to speculate how the filmmaker was planning on using this scene as an Easter Egg; could it have had something to do with the death of another hero?
Snyder has been talking openly about his scrapped plans for Justice League for a while now, so here's hoping he'll one day spill the beans on what exactly he had planned for the DC Films Universe. After all, it's clear that he had some very strong ideas for where things should go but the studio didn't agree with them. What do you think this Easter Egg could mean? Let us know your thoughts down below.
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