DC Comics released new photos from "Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice" that will give fans a sneak peek of how far into the story the production has finished filming. The photos were first published in Empire magazine, sold in the UK. But DC will not leave American fans behind.
According to an official announcement from DC Comics, this set of photos were particularly special because fans would see Superman in a behavior he "rarely does." He was mad. The first photo in the set shows Superman in a square off with Batman. Superman "looks moments away from letting loose with a blast of heat vision" aimed at batman, the DC announcement reads.
The other photos in the set show Wonder Woman in her human form. Gal Gadot, who plays Diana Prince, looked sexy and ravishing in her white, sort of an office attire, which shows her cleavage.
Another picture shows Amy Adams as Lois Lane and Clark Kent as they went about their daily human tasks at the Daily Planet.
The new Batmobile is also seen in one of the photos. As Entertainment Weekly noted, the new vehicle bares similarity to the old Batmobile. It has the obvious "influence" of how Christopher Nolan of "The Dark Knight" trilogy wanted vehicles to adopt a militaristic design.
"Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice" is set in a time when the vigilante of Gotham City are after the superheroes, fearing that their "god-like" powers may bring more harm than good. The people are also in a dilemma of what kind of superhero they really need. Amidst this already chaotic background, Batman and Superman are at war against each other - something that a new villain will take advantage of in order to rule over mankind.
The film is set for March 25, 2016 and as the release date nears, a third and maybe the final trailer is set to be out soon. Writing for Movie Pilot, Re'al Dunbar has his list of what the third trailer shall offer fans.
Noting that the film's first two trailers only show Superman's facial expression and flying stunts, it is finally time for him to speak in the third trailer, Dunbar said. A dialogue between Batman and Superman may not be necessary but hearing a few of their comebacks and seeing a few punches thrown at each other will be thrilling for the fans, Dunbar believes. It will also be essential to at least give a hint about the identity of the villain who will have Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman reuniting.