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There has been speculation as to who will make up the members of the Justice League when they eventually appear in James Gunn's DCU. What I'm interested to know is if we will be getting the JLA Satellite as a base for the team. While I liked the design of the satellite on the Justice League animated series, I'd prefer to see the classic version from the 70's-80's comics.
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6 comments:
What do you think of a cover featuring Snake Plissken in Days of Future Past?
That's a good idea.
What would say if James Gunn decided to go with the Lunar-based Watch Tower like in the trans-Crisis comics?
@Anon734: I'd say I'd rather see a space battle between the Vipers of "Battlestar Galactica:TOS" and the flying saucers from Gerry and Sylvia Anderson's "UFO."
Then, again, that's probably what Nova is complaining about. Having to miss an actual feature film with that premise while helping the JLA win something like the real thing.
Either that, or he's p.o.'d about having to transfer from a cool space station to a Detroit-based Warehouse of Solitude.
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