It’s a new Monday so time for a new entry to #BatmanvSuperman to the broad DC lore. Today we have the scene Batmobile Chase marking the grand entrance of Batman classical vehicle. All about the references in this scene in the thread below! #RestoreTheSnyderVerse
I want to start first by referencing a comic that has tons of inspiration from Batfleck in the Snyderverse in a #ZackSnyderistheblueprint moment. This run is The Batman’s Grave which came out in 2019.
Right out of the bat (pun intended) we can observe that the Batmobile in this comic is heavily inspired by the one created for #BatmanvSuperman.
Even there are very similar moments to the whole chase scene.
There are also similarities on the entrance to the batcave and the batcave itself.
Additionally, Bruce is cowless during a big part of this run, in front of computers just like at the end of this scene in #BatmanvSuperman
Once I discovered this, I started seeing more and more similarities in this comic run with Batfleck. A couple I mentioned in the Dreams and the Glass house thread I did some time ago about Martha and Thomas Wayne’s tombs.
Aside from that, the cowl, the knuckles and in general the batsuit is similar to the one used by Batfleck.
We also get Bruce in the shower, feeling down, worried by his own thoughts, what he is going through as in #BatmanvSuperman.
Even the fighting style displayed in The Batman’s Grave is brutal, full of different styles, and share lots of similarities with the Warehouse scene in BvS. Overall, it is clear that #BatmanvSuperman was a huge inspiration for this run.
We move to the second part of the thread with more random references to the DC lore. At the beginning of the scene, we get a Batman shot inspired by The Dark Knight Returns #1.
Then, there is a reference to Nicholson Terminal & Docik Company which might be due to Jack Nicholson being the Joker.
Superman picking up the batmobile doors looks like a panel from The Dark Knight Returns #4 of him throwing the bat-tank.
We also get the iconic shot of Superman and Batman facing off in their classic suits. I like how this look like a little bit like a shot from World’s Finest from Superman: The Animated Series
We also have Ben Affleck as cowless Batman which looks very similar to Bruce Wayne in Batman #22 from the Flashpoint run.
And to finish the scene, there is another might-be-Joker reference in a shot from the back of Jesse Eisenberg’s Lex Luthor which resembles a shot from the back of Heath Ledger’s Joker in The Dark Knight. That is all for today, and always remember #RestoreTheSnyderVerse
Doing some more research I found additional interesting references from this #BvS scene to Justice League: The New Frontier Special #1, especially Batman and Superman confrontation.
I rewatched #BatmanvSuperman almost a month ago now and I’ve been tweeting sporadically about what caught my eye this time. Wanted to compile everything in a 🧵 that you can check out below! #RestoreTheSnyderVerse
It’s a new Monday, so time for a new entry into the #BatmanvSuperman references the DC lore series. Today, it’s time for Part 2 of the last scene of the movie Amazing Grace in the 🧵 below! #RestoreTheSnyderVerse#BvSMondayMood
Part 1 was all about different DC references out there. And today it’s all going to be about the references (and differences) from the Funeral for a Friend storyline. So much to dissect so this one (my last one) is going to be a long one 😅, so let's get to it!
First off, there are several homages in the Metropolis funeral in #BvS to Funeral for a Friend.
It’s a new Monday, so time for a new entry into the #BatmanvSuperman references the DC lore series. Today, it’s time for Part 1 of the last scene of the movie Amazing Grace in the thread below! #RestoreTheSnyderVerse#BvSMondayMood
This scene has many references. Several of them to the storyline in Funeral for a Friend. And then several others to different pieces of DC media/comics. So today, I’ll cover these latter types of references and next week I’ll close out with the Funeral for a Friend ones.
So, let’s start with these peppered DC references. First, we can see similarities in Superman’s funeral to the Comedian funeral in Watchmen. This is not too surprising since Zack Snyder was behind the camera in both.
This scene (and the next ones, ups spoilers) homage several parts of the continuation to The Death of Superman storyline in comics which was called Funeral for a Friend, an 8 issue storyline across different comics.
However, the first reference in this scene is not to this storyline, but to All Star Superman #5 with Lex in prison with the orange suit and a classical look after being shaved.
Not surprisingly, there are homages to the The Death of Superman storyline and specifically to Superman #75 which is the final comic in this run. And what a better time to do this thread as we get closer to celebrating the 30th anniversary of this classical moment in comics!
So, we start with Clark saying to Lois how much he loves her before his final fight with Doomsday.
It’s a new Monday, so time for a new entry into the #BatmanvSuperman references the DC lore series. Today, it’s time for the mythical Is She With You/Trinity versus Doomsday scene in the thread below! #RestoreTheSnyderVerse#BvSMondayMood
Several classical homages here to comics. Let’s start from one that was part of last week’s thread with Superman lying in space at the beginning of the scene and how it looks like Injustice: Gods Among Us #33.
Then we get Batman saved by Wonder Woman as it is common in the Snyderverse. She has a very classical pose from the comics. And there might be several references in here. I really like how it looks like from Trinity #6 (which actually took place after #BvS).