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* Franchise/{{Batman}} combines traits of his mainstream comic book, ''ComicBook/BatmanTheDarkKnightReturns'' and ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamSeries'' incarnations. He also starts off like post-resurrection Jason Todd and Damian Wayne, willing to kill criminals before growing out of it. As revealed in ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague'', Batman also takes on the role of Adeline Kane in causing Deathstroke's [[EyeScream missing eye]]. While Batman is sometimes a hero who goes up against Deathstroke, him being the one Deathstroke seeks revenge on is specifically taken from [[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} Dick Grayson]], who Zack Snyder has confirmed died as ComicBook/{{Robin}} in this continuity.
* ComicBook/LexLuthor is actually named Alexander Luthor, Jr., a separate character from the comics who happens to be the son of an alternate Lex. He also starts off with a full head of hair like in ''ComicBook/SupermanBirthright'' before losing it and more closely resembling the classic Lex.
* ComicBook/LexLuthor is actually named Alexander Luthor, Jr., a separate character from the comics who happens to be the son of an alternate Lex. He also starts off with a full head of hair like in ''ComicBook/SupermanBirthright'' before losing it and more closely resembling the classic Lex.
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* Franchise/{{Batman}} [[Characters/DCEUBatman Batman]] combines traits of his mainstream comic book, ''ComicBook/BatmanTheDarkKnightReturns'' and ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamSeries'' incarnations. He also starts off like post-resurrection Jason Todd and Damian Wayne, willing to kill criminals before growing out of it. As revealed in ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague'', Batman also takes on the role of Adeline Kane in causing Deathstroke's [[EyeScream missing eye]]. While Batman is sometimes a hero who goes up against Deathstroke, him being the one Deathstroke seeks revenge on is specifically taken from [[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} Dick Grayson]], who Zack Snyder has confirmed died as ComicBook/{{Robin}} in this continuity.
*ComicBook/LexLuthor [[Characters/DCEULexLuthor Lex Luthor]] is actually named Alexander Luthor, Jr., a separate character from the comics who happens to be the son of an alternate Lex. He also starts off with a full head of hair like in ''ComicBook/SupermanBirthright'' before losing it and more closely resembling the classic Lex.
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* Franchise/TheFlash is Barry Allen, but has the more jovial, PluckyComicRelief aspects of Wally West's personality.
* ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} sports his '90s era long hair and beard, but is also a BoisterousBruiser akin to his ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'' incarnation.
* Dr. Sivana combines his own role in Creator/GeoffJohns's ''ComicBook/{{Shazam}}'' origin with that of Comicbook/BlackAdam (thinking he has the right to the Shazam powers and demands Billy transfer them to him) and Byers/Sabbac (empowered by the Seven Deadly Enemies of Man; the Byers brothers appear in the film, but their father doesn't).
* ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} sports his '90s era long hair and beard, but is also a BoisterousBruiser akin to his ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'' incarnation.
* Dr. Sivana combines his own role in Creator/GeoffJohns's ''ComicBook/{{Shazam}}'' origin with that of Comicbook/BlackAdam (thinking he has the right to the Shazam powers and demands Billy transfer them to him) and Byers/Sabbac (empowered by the Seven Deadly Enemies of Man; the Byers brothers appear in the film, but their father doesn't).
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* Franchise/TheFlash [[Characters/DCEUTheFlash The Flash]] is Barry Allen, but has the more jovial, PluckyComicRelief aspects of Wally West's personality.
*ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} [[Characters/DCEUAquaman Aquaman]] sports his '90s era long hair and beard, but is also a BoisterousBruiser akin to his ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'' incarnation.
* [[Characters/DCEUDoctorSivana Dr.Sivana Sivana]] combines his own role in Creator/GeoffJohns's ''ComicBook/{{Shazam}}'' origin with that of Comicbook/BlackAdam (thinking he has the right to the Shazam powers and demands Billy transfer them to him) and Byers/Sabbac (empowered by the Seven Deadly Enemies of Man; the Byers brothers appear in the film, but their father doesn't).
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** Victoria Kord's role as an antagonistic family member of the previous Blue Beetle, Ted Kord, is taken from his uncle Jarvis Kord, while her role in creating the OMAC program is derived from that of Maxwell Lord, whose only connections to Ted Kord in the comics were working with him as part of the ComicBook/JusticeLeagueInternational and murdering him (whereas the DCEU's Ted has instead mysteriously vanished).
** Ignacio Carapax is named for Carapax the Indestructible Man, the archenemy of Ted Kord, but [[spoiler:takes on the identity of OMAC, similar to Buddy Blank, the original OMAC]].
** Victoria Kord's role as an antagonistic family member of the previous Blue Beetle, Ted Kord, is taken from his uncle Jarvis Kord, while her role in creating the OMAC program is derived from that of Maxwell Lord, whose only connections to Ted Kord in the comics were working with him as part of the ComicBook/JusticeLeagueInternational and murdering him (whereas the DCEU's Ted has instead mysteriously vanished).
** Ignacio Carapax is named for Carapax the Indestructible Man, the archenemy of Ted Kord, but [[spoiler:takes on the identity of OMAC, similar to Buddy Blank, the original OMAC]].
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** [[spoiler:Dark Flash is named for an alternate version of Wally West, his black costume resembles the Black Flash, the grim reaper of the speedsters, and his role as a rogue version of Barry Allen is similar to the Future Flash that Barry fought in the New 52.]]
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** [[spoiler:Dark Flash is named for an alternate version of Wally West, his black costume resembles the Black Flash, the grim reaper of the speedsters, and as well as the Daniel West version of Reverse-Flash, Barry Allen's EvilCounterpart from the ''Comicbook/{{New 52}}'' ''Flash'' run. And his role true identity as a rogue corrupted alternate version of Barry Allen is similar to the Future Flash that Barry fought in Flash, also from the New 52.''New 52'' era.]]
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** [[spoiler:Dark Flash is named for an alternate version of Wally West, his black costume resembles the Black Flash, the grim reaper of the speedsters, and his role as a rogue version of Barry Allen is similar to the Future Flash that Barry fought in the New 52.]]
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** Comicbook/{{Supergirl}} takes the Flashpoint version of her cousin Superman's role as the sun-starved Kryptonian survivor who was imprisoned by the military after landing on Earth. Also, while she's the Kara Zor-El incarnation of the character, her costume and black hair more closely resemble those of the Lara Lane-Kent version of Supergirl from the ''Comicbook/{{Injustice}}'' comic books.
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** Comicbook/{{Supergirl}} takes the Flashpoint version of her cousin Superman's role as the sun-starved Kryptonian survivor who was imprisoned by the military after landing on Earth. Also, while she's the Kara Zor-El incarnation of the character, her costume and black hair more closely resemble those of the Lara Lane-Kent version of Supergirl from the ''Comicbook/{{Injustice}}'' ''Franchise/{{Injustice}}'' comic books.
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** Cyclone takes Comicbook/{{Stargirl}}'s (who was originally intended to be in the film before being removed in subsequent script revisions) role as Atom Smasher's potential loveinterest.interest.
** The Justice Society being depicted as working for Amanda Waller and ARGUS is based on ARGUS' Justice League of America from the New 52, the organization's counterpart to the regular Justice League.
** Cyclone takes Comicbook/{{Stargirl}}'s (who was originally intended to be in the film before being removed in subsequent script revisions) role as Atom Smasher's potential love
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** Comicbook/{{Supergirl}} takes the Flashpoint version of her cousin Superman's role as the sun-starved Kryptonian survivor who was imprisoned by the military after landing on Earth. Also, while she's the Kara Zor-El incarnation of the character, her costume and black hair more closely resemble those of the Lara Lane-Kent version of Supergirl from the ''Comicbook/{{Injustice}}'' comic books.
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** Comicbook/{{Supergirl}} takes her cousin Superman's role as the sun-starved Kryptonian survivor who was imprisoned by the military after landing on Earth. Also, while she's the Kara Zor-El incarnation of the character, her costume and black hair more closely resemble those of the Lara Kent Lane-Kent version of Supergirl from the ''Comicbook/{{Injustice}}'' comic books.
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* Franchise/{{Batman}} combines traits of his mainstream comic book, ''ComicBook/BatmanTheDarkKnightReturns'' and ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamSeries'' incarnations. He also starts off like post-resurrection Jason Todd and Damian Wayne, willing to kill criminals before growing out of it. As revealed in ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague'', Batman takes also on the role of Adeline Kane in causing Deathstroke's [[EyeScream missing eye]]. While Batman is sometimes a hero who goes up against Deathstroke, him being the one Deathstroke seeks revenge on is specifically taken from [[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} Dick Grayson]], who Zack Snyder has confirmed died as ComicBook/{{Robin}} in this continuity.
* ComicBook/LexLuthor is actually named Alexander Luthor, Jr., a separate character from the comics. He also starts off with a full head of hair like in ''ComicBook/SupermanBirthright'' before losing it and more closely resembling the classic Lex.
* [[spoiler:Doomsday is created from the corpse of General Zod. His creation, with Zod being infused with Luthor's blood, also invokes the origins of the Connor Kent ComicBook/{{Superboy}} and [[Film/SupermanIVTheQuestForPeace Nuclear Man]] and he also has energy absorption abilities like the Parasite.]]
* ComicBook/LexLuthor is actually named Alexander Luthor, Jr., a separate character from the comics. He also starts off with a full head of hair like in ''ComicBook/SupermanBirthright'' before losing it and more closely resembling the classic Lex.
* [[spoiler:Doomsday is created from the corpse of General Zod. His creation, with Zod being infused with Luthor's blood, also invokes the origins of the Connor Kent ComicBook/{{Superboy}} and [[Film/SupermanIVTheQuestForPeace Nuclear Man]] and he also has energy absorption abilities like the Parasite.]]
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* Franchise/{{Batman}} combines traits of his mainstream comic book, ''ComicBook/BatmanTheDarkKnightReturns'' and ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamSeries'' incarnations. He also starts off like post-resurrection Jason Todd and Damian Wayne, willing to kill criminals before growing out of it. As revealed in ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague'', Batman also takes also on the role of Adeline Kane in causing Deathstroke's [[EyeScream missing eye]]. While Batman is sometimes a hero who goes up against Deathstroke, him being the one Deathstroke seeks revenge on is specifically taken from [[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} Dick Grayson]], who Zack Snyder has confirmed died as ComicBook/{{Robin}} in this continuity.
* ComicBook/LexLuthor is actually named Alexander Luthor, Jr., a separate character from thecomics.comics who happens to be the son of an alternate Lex. He also starts off with a full head of hair like in ''ComicBook/SupermanBirthright'' before losing it and more closely resembling the classic Lex.
* [[spoiler:Doomsday is created from the corpse of General Zod. His creation, with Zod being infused with Luthor's blood, also invokes the origins of theConnor Conner Kent ComicBook/{{Superboy}} and [[Film/SupermanIVTheQuestForPeace Nuclear Man]] and he also has energy absorption abilities like the Parasite.]]
* ComicBook/LexLuthor is actually named Alexander Luthor, Jr., a separate character from the
* [[spoiler:Doomsday is created from the corpse of General Zod. His creation, with Zod being infused with Luthor's blood, also invokes the origins of the
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* ''Film/TheFlash2023'': ''Film/TheFlash2023'':
** The Creator/MichaelKeaton version Bruce Wayne from the original 1989 ''Film/{{Batman}}'' movie takes ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}} Thomas Wayne's role as theolder older, alternate timeline Batman who teams up with Barry.Barry.
** Comicbook/{{Supergirl}} takes her cousin Superman's role as the sun-starved Kryptonian survivor who was imprisoned by the military after landing on Earth. Also, while she's the Kara Zor-El incarnation of the character, her costume and black hair more closely resemble those of the Lara Kent version of Supergirl from the ''Comicbook/{{Injustice}}'' comic books.
** The Creator/MichaelKeaton version Bruce Wayne from the original 1989 ''Film/{{Batman}}'' movie takes ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}} Thomas Wayne's role as the
** Comicbook/{{Supergirl}} takes her cousin Superman's role as the sun-starved Kryptonian survivor who was imprisoned by the military after landing on Earth. Also, while she's the Kara Zor-El incarnation of the character, her costume and black hair more closely resemble those of the Lara Kent version of Supergirl from the ''Comicbook/{{Injustice}}'' comic books.
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* The ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} featured in ''Film/BlackAdam2022'' is a member of the [[ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica JSA]] like Carter Hall, the [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] incarnation of the character, but also has access to advanced alien technology like Katar Hol, the later [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] Hawkman.
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* The ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} featured ''Film/BlackAdam2022'': Cyclone takes Comicbook/{{Stargirl}}'s (who was originally intended to be in ''Film/BlackAdam2022'' is a member of the [[ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica JSA]] like Carter Hall, the [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] incarnation of the character, but also has access to advanced alien technology like Katar Hol, the later [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] Hawkman.
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* The ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} featured in ''Film/BlackAdam2022'' is a member of the [[ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica JSA]] like Carter Hall, the [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] incarnation of the character, but also has access to advanced alien technology like Katar Hol, the later [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] Hawkman.Hawkman.
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* ''Series/Peacemaker2022'': Christopher's RightWingMilitiaNut father Auggie Smith is also [[spoiler:the armored supervillain White Dragon, an identity that instead belonged to the white supremacist vigilante William Heller in the ''Comicbook/SuicideSquad'' comics]].
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* ''Series/Peacemaker2022'': Christopher's RightWingMilitiaNut father Auggie Smith is also [[spoiler:the armored supervillain White Dragon, an identity that instead belonged to the white supremacist vigilante William Heller in the ''Comicbook/SuicideSquad'' comics]].
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* Faora, being Zod's loyal second-in-command, is more like a different Kryptonian villain, Ursa--which is odd, because Faora and Ursa they were originally {{Decomposite Character}}s of the original comic book version of Faora. (Confusing, eh?)
* Franchise/{{Batman}} combines traits of his mainstream comic book, ''ComicBook/BatmanTheDarkKnightReturns'' and ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamSeries'' incarnations. He also starts off like post-resurrection Jason Todd and Damian Wayne, willing to kill criminals before growing out of it. As revealed in ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague'', Batman takes also on the role of Adeline Kane in causing Deathstroke's [[EyeScream missing eye]]. While Batman is sometimes a hero who goes up against Deathstroke, him being the one Deathstroke seeks revenge on is specifically taken from [[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} Dick Grayson]], who Zack Snyder has confirmed died as ComicBook/{{Robin}} in this continuity.
* ComicBook/LexLuthor is actually named Alexander Luthor, Jr., a separate character from the comics. He also starts off with a full head of hair like in ''ComicBook/SupermanBirthright'' before losing it and more closely resembling the classic Lex.
* [[spoiler:Doomsday is created from the corpse of General Zod. His creation, with Zod being infused with Luthor's blood, also invokes the origins of the Connor Kent ComicBook/{{Superboy}} and [[Film/SupermanIVTheQuestForPeace Nuclear Man]] and he also has energy absorption abilities like the Parasite.]]
* While the film version of ComicBook/{{Deadshot}} still carries the comic incarnation's nihilism, the casting of Creator/WillSmith and Smith's own comments about Deadshot trying to rid the world of worse criminals suggests elements of the original Eric Needham Black Spider (an African-American vigilante who fought criminals) were infused into this version of Deadshot.
* June Moone's role as Rick Flag's love interest on the Squad [[spoiler: who he can't bring himself to kill after she betrays the team]] is taken from Dr. Karin Grace.
* Franchise/TheFlash is Barry Allen, but has the more jovial, PluckyComicRelief aspects of Wally West's personality.
* ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} sports his '90s era long hair and beard, but is also a BoisterousBruiser akin to his ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'' incarnation.
* Dr. Sivana combines his own role in Creator/GeoffJohns's ''ComicBook/{{Shazam}}'' origin with that of Comicbook/BlackAdam (thinking he has the right to the Shazam powers and demands Billy transfer them to him) and Byers/Sabbac (empowered by the Seven Deadly Enemies of Man; the Byers brothers appear in the film, but their father doesn't).
* Thanks to budgetary restrictions, ''Film/BirdsOfPrey2020'' combined Bud and Lou, ComicBook/HarleyQuinn's pet hyenas from the comics, into a single hyena named Bruce (named for Bruce Wayne as a joke).[[note]]The only options for depicting them were two CGI hyenas played by men, or one played by a dog, the latter was chosen, which gave a more justified case of the AllAnimalsAreDogs behaviors that the hyenas showed originally.[[/note]]
* ''Film/TheFlash2023'': The Bruce Wayne from the original 1989 ''Film/{{Batman}}'' movie takes ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}} Thomas Wayne's role as the older Batman who teams up with Barry.
* The ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} featured in ''Film/BlackAdam2022'' is a member of the [[ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica JSA]] like Carter Hall, the [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] incarnation of the character, but also has access to advanced alien technology like Katar Hol, the later [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] Hawkman.
* Faora, being Zod's loyal second-in-command, is more like a different Kryptonian villain, Ursa--which is odd, because Faora and Ursa they were originally {{Decomposite Character}}s of the original comic book version of Faora. (Confusing, eh?)
* Franchise/{{Batman}} combines traits of his mainstream comic book, ''ComicBook/BatmanTheDarkKnightReturns'' and ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamSeries'' incarnations. He also starts off like post-resurrection Jason Todd and Damian Wayne, willing to kill criminals before growing out of it. As revealed in ''Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague'', Batman takes also on the role of Adeline Kane in causing Deathstroke's [[EyeScream missing eye]]. While Batman is sometimes a hero who goes up against Deathstroke, him being the one Deathstroke seeks revenge on is specifically taken from [[ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} Dick Grayson]], who Zack Snyder has confirmed died as ComicBook/{{Robin}} in this continuity.
* ComicBook/LexLuthor is actually named Alexander Luthor, Jr., a separate character from the comics. He also starts off with a full head of hair like in ''ComicBook/SupermanBirthright'' before losing it and more closely resembling the classic Lex.
* [[spoiler:Doomsday is created from the corpse of General Zod. His creation, with Zod being infused with Luthor's blood, also invokes the origins of the Connor Kent ComicBook/{{Superboy}} and [[Film/SupermanIVTheQuestForPeace Nuclear Man]] and he also has energy absorption abilities like the Parasite.]]
* While the film version of ComicBook/{{Deadshot}} still carries the comic incarnation's nihilism, the casting of Creator/WillSmith and Smith's own comments about Deadshot trying to rid the world of worse criminals suggests elements of the original Eric Needham Black Spider (an African-American vigilante who fought criminals) were infused into this version of Deadshot.
* June Moone's role as Rick Flag's love interest on the Squad [[spoiler: who he can't bring himself to kill after she betrays the team]] is taken from Dr. Karin Grace.
* Franchise/TheFlash is Barry Allen, but has the more jovial, PluckyComicRelief aspects of Wally West's personality.
* ComicBook/{{Aquaman}} sports his '90s era long hair and beard, but is also a BoisterousBruiser akin to his ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'' incarnation.
* Dr. Sivana combines his own role in Creator/GeoffJohns's ''ComicBook/{{Shazam}}'' origin with that of Comicbook/BlackAdam (thinking he has the right to the Shazam powers and demands Billy transfer them to him) and Byers/Sabbac (empowered by the Seven Deadly Enemies of Man; the Byers brothers appear in the film, but their father doesn't).
* Thanks to budgetary restrictions, ''Film/BirdsOfPrey2020'' combined Bud and Lou, ComicBook/HarleyQuinn's pet hyenas from the comics, into a single hyena named Bruce (named for Bruce Wayne as a joke).[[note]]The only options for depicting them were two CGI hyenas played by men, or one played by a dog, the latter was chosen, which gave a more justified case of the AllAnimalsAreDogs behaviors that the hyenas showed originally.[[/note]]
* ''Film/TheFlash2023'': The Bruce Wayne from the original 1989 ''Film/{{Batman}}'' movie takes ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}} Thomas Wayne's role as the older Batman who teams up with Barry.
* The ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} featured in ''Film/BlackAdam2022'' is a member of the [[ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica JSA]] like Carter Hall, the [[UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] incarnation of the character, but also has access to advanced alien technology like Katar Hol, the later [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] Hawkman.
