Christopher Reeve"s Superman & Michael Keaton"s Batman Are Joined By A Full "90s Justice League In Epic DC Art

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Fan art imagines a 1990s Justice League team-up with Reeve's Superman and Keaton's Batman alongside other iconic heroes.
Modern DC live-action projects pay tribute to 90s Justice League actors like Shipp and Reeve through different roles.
Keaton's Batman returned in The Flash movie, hinting at potential legacy tributes to remaining 90s Justice League stars.

Michael Keaton's Batman joins forces with Christopher Reeve's Superman, as part of a major Justice League team set in the 1990s through new DC fan art. Before the DCEU movie timeline, there had been a number of different Justice League heroes portrayed on the big and small screens. Throughout the late 1980s into the 1990s, multiple beloved superheroes from the iconic DC team were depicted in live-action despite never crossing paths, as they all existed in separate universes.
Had the superhero landscape looked like what it does today back in the 1990s, it is very possible that Warner Bros. would have attempted to do the Justice League in live-action a lot sooner. To show what that could have looked like, Marco Azrael shared new DC fan art where they brought together Reeve's Superman and Keaton's Batman, alongside other Justice League members.
The 1990s Justice League line-up in this fan art brings Superman and Batman together with Lynda Carter's Wonder Woman and John Wesley Shipp's The Flash. The artwork also pitches Michael Jai White and Kevin Costner as Cyborg and Aquaman respectively. Despite never being tapped as heroes, White got cast as the DC villain Bronze Tiger on Arrow, while Costner landed the role of Jonathan Kent, Superman's adoptive father, in Zack Snyder's Man of Steel.

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