New promo images from Justice League highlight the dark view of the DC universe, while offering up the first look at Cyborg's interface. Heading intoJustice League, audiences should be prepared for plenty of fresh ideas to join the growing cinematic universe of DC characters. This volition include the true introductions to a few future Justice Leaguers, with audiences now getting to properly run into Aquaman (Jason Momoa), Flash (Ezra Miller), and Cyborg (Ray Fisher).

Of the trio, Cyborg is the one that general audiences may be least familiar with. While he has served equally the face of the Teen Titans for a younger audition for years now, he's gotten niggling to no exposure on the large screen; not to mention, Fisher is making his ain big screen debut here, in some ways. Nevertheless, he'southward continued to be a steady part of the Justice League marketing up to this betoken - and now, fans tin can literally encounter what he sees in the film.

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A new batch of promo images fromJustice League has popped up onImgur, highlighting the many different settings that the movie's heroes occupy. While we've seen many of these locales before (Gotham Metropolis, Themyscira, etc.), it is the image from Victor Stone's POV that seems the most noteworthy of the collection. While it is unclear exactly where he is in this photo, the cherry-red tint and brandish pop ups give fans the first chance to meet the world through Cyborg's interface.

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Cyborg'due south display is full of information for the young hero to digest all at once. Some of the data appears to be almost his health, and more than specifically his heart, nervous system, and possibly even his brain. The rest of the data is not visible enough to decipher, though this paradigm shows him scanning the moon specifically. Seeing as this is just a promo image, the bodily picture may not include any POV shots similar this 1 - though with a database of information at his disposal at all times, one can certainly see how Cyborg will prove handy duringJustice League.

Outside of the expect at Cyborg's display, the focus on the moon here is something to accept find of. Could that exist where Steppenwolf is holding his forces in the motion-picture show, setting the stage for an eventual off-earth fight between the Justice League and the one-time'south parademon regular army? Perchance. Whether or not the moon actually plays a significant role in the picture may be nonetheless some other question that remains unanswered untilJustice League itself hits theaters in November.

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Source: Warner Bros. Pictures [via Imgur]

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