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* In the final stinger, [[spoiler:Luthor's escape being discovered only after finding an imposter in his cell]] is taken from ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke''. The reference is even [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]] by showing the imposter in close-up wearing a [[ComicBook/TheJoker big, teethy grin]].
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* The story of Steppenwolf leading an invasion of Earth which failed and left him marooned and cut off from Apokolips and from Darkseid, is taken from the alternate universe ''ComicBook/Earth2'' comics.
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* The Justice League being forced to [[spoiler:bring Superman back to life to help them, who manages to turn the tide of the battle in the heroes' favor with his presence and curbstomp Steppenwolf]] is highly similar to ''VideoGame/InjusticeGodsAmongUs''' story mode where [[spoiler:Superman is transported to the Injustice Earth, manages to save his fellow members and defeat the BigBad, the Injustice version of himself]].
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* The Justice League being forced to [[spoiler:bring Superman back to life to help them, who manages to turn the tide of the battle in the heroes' favor with his presence and curbstomp curb-stomp Steppenwolf]] is highly similar to ''VideoGame/InjusticeGodsAmongUs''' story mode where [[spoiler:Superman is transported to the Injustice Earth, manages to save his fellow members and defeat the BigBad, the Injustice version of himself]].
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** Also an allusion to Steppenwolf from ''ComicBook/Earth2'' comics, who became the lover(!) of this alternate universe's Wonder Woman (resulting in this version of Diana [[spoiler:having a daughter, Fury]]), before [[spoiler:he eventually killed her]].
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[[caption-width-right:250:The ''other'' greatest match in the history of the world.]]
[[caption-width-right:250:The ''other'' greatest match in the history of the world.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:ComicBook/GreenLantern [[AdaptedOut looks a bit different...]]]]
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* As Creator/ZackSnyder [[WordOfGod confirms]], a shot of The Flash tripping is directly ripped from a panel from ''ComicBook/TheDarkKnightReturns'' where Superman is struck by lightning.
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* In the post-credits sequence [[spoiler:the escaped Lex Luthor]] is shown to have a pair of BodyguardBabes standing right behind him during the meeting, just as he often does in the comics. They aren't named in the movie, but one of them is [[spoiler:blonde and the other is black]], fitting the description of [[spoiler:Luthor's]] most famous bodyguards, [[spoiler:Mercy and Hope]].
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* In the post-credits sequence [[spoiler:the escaped Lex Luthor]] is shown to have a pair of BodyguardBabes standing right behind him during the meeting, just as he often does in the comics. They aren't named in the movie, but one of them is [[spoiler:blonde and the other is black]], fitting the description of [[spoiler:Luthor's]] most famous bodyguards, [[spoiler:Mercy and Hope]].Hope. Interestingly enough, Mercy was already a character in ''[[Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice Batman v. Superman]]'', where she was killed]].
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* Wonder Woman's ability to keep pace with a machine gun and deflect all its bullets at lightning speed is reminiscent of a scene in the first episode of Lynda Carter's Wonder Woman TV show.
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* Aquaman's confession when he's accidentally wrapped in the Lasso of Truth is similar to Steve Trevor in the 2009 ''WesternAnimation/{{Wonder Woman|2009}}'' animated film.
* Batman has the Batmobile set up to play what Alfred calls his "greatest hits" (ie. a frequency that affects Parademons). The last Batman that used his Batmobile to play music was ''[[WesternAnimation/TheLegoMovie LEGO Batman.]]''
* Superman returns to the battlefield saying "Well I believe in truth... I'm also a huge fan of justice." It's also a subtle nod to how "the American way" is being phased out due to political correctness, the same way that this movie and that cartoon weren't called "Justice League of America" instead.
* Batman has the Batmobile set up to play what Alfred calls his "greatest hits" (ie. a frequency that affects Parademons). The last Batman that used his Batmobile to play music was ''[[WesternAnimation/TheLegoMovie LEGO Batman.]]''
* Superman returns to the battlefield saying "Well I believe in truth... I'm also a huge fan of justice." It's also a subtle nod to how "the American way" is being phased out due to political correctness, the same way that this movie and that cartoon weren't called "Justice League of America" instead.
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* Batman has the Batmobile set up to play what Alfred calls his "greatest hits" (ie. a frequency that affects Parademons). The last Batman that used his Batmobile to play music was ''[[WesternAnimation/TheLegoMovie LEGO Batman.]]''
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* Its not the first time that a demonic being told Hippolyta that "[she] would love him". Steppenwolf's [[IHaveYouNowMyPretty treatment]] of her is highly reminiscent of Hades in ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague''. Curiously, both being share a similar background as evil deities trying to take over the world in the distant past and the Amazons being charged with guarding one of the items that are important to their return.
* Its not the first time that a demonic being told Hippolyta that "[she] would love him". Steppenwolf's [[IHaveYouNowMyPretty treatment]] of her is highly reminiscent of Hades in ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague''. Curiously, both being share a similar background as evil deities trying to take over the world in the distant past and the Amazons being charged with guarding one of the items that are important to their return.
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*Its It's not the first time that a demonic being told Hippolyta that "[she] would love him". Steppenwolf's [[IHaveYouNowMyPretty treatment]] of her is highly reminiscent of Hades in ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague''. Curiously, both being beings share a similar background as evil deities trying to take over the world in the distant past and the Amazons being charged with guarding one of the items that are important to their return.
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** They actually had several races in the comics as well, and Barry won the last race before he was killed off in ''Crisis on Infinite Earths''.
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* Aquaman's confession when he accidentally wrapped in the Lasso of Truth is similar to Steve Trevor in the 2009 ''WesternAnimation/{{Wonder Woman|2009}}'' animated film.
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* Clark was buried in a blue suit with a red tie, Clark's most iconic look in the comics.
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** Speaking of, Creator/DannyElfman makes liberal use of Creator/JohnWilliams' iconic Superman theme in this film's soundtrack, as well as his own ''Batman'' theme song from Creator/TimBurton's [[Film/{{Batman}} 1989 film]].
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* Bruce gets the Kent farm back for Clark, alluding to the time in the comics when he bought Clark and Lois their apartment.
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* Lois's dream of Clark returning has him standing in the middle of a cornfield, wearing a black and red plaid shirt at sunset. An iconic image from Richard Donner's ''Film/SupermanTheMovie''.
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* Lois's dream of After his resurrection, Clark returning has him standing stands in the middle of a cornfield, cornfield wearing a black and red plaid shirt at sunset. An iconic image from Richard Donner's ''Film/SupermanTheMovie''.
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* The Flash's debut appearance in the Creator/WarnerBros produced Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse was an episode of ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'', and in which he and Superman have a race. ''Justice League'' is the Flash's live-action feature film debut (excluding his cameo appearance in ''[[Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice Batman v. Superman]]''), and TheStinger has Flash and Superman racing.
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** It's also a nod to their brief romance in the pre-''Flashpoint'' continuity. Which itself may be an obscure nod to Wonder Woman's romance with Ronno the Mer-Man in the early Silver Age.
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* The Flash's debut appearance in the Creator/WarnerBros produced Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse was an episode of ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'', and in which he and Superman have a race. ''[[Film/JusticeLeague Justice League (2017)]]'' ''Justice League'' is the Flash's live-action feature film debut (excluding his cameo appearance in ''[[Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice Batman v. Superman]]''), and TheStinger has Flash and Superman racing.
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* Parademons being [[WasOnceAMan formally normal beings that were forcibly turned into monsters]] is lifted from ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueWar'', which coincidentally was an adaptation of the New 52's foundation of the Justice League.
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* The ending scene shows Clark Kent [[spoiler:doing the iconic Superman shirt rip before soaring into the air, right before a narrating Lois closes off the film with "Look up in the sky"]].
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* The film's "You can't save the world alone" poster is visually inspired by the works of famed comic book artist Creator/AlexRoss.
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* The Flash's debut appearance in the Creator/WarnerBros produced Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse was an episode of ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'', and in which he and Superman have a race. ''[[Film/JusticeLeague Justice League (2017)]]'' is the Flash's feature film debut (excluding his appearances in ''WesternAnimation/TheLegoMovie'' and ''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice''), and TheStinger has Flash and Superman racing.
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* The Flash's debut appearance in the Creator/WarnerBros produced Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse was an episode of ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'', and in which he and Superman have a race. ''[[Film/JusticeLeague Justice League (2017)]]'' is the Flash's live-action feature film debut (excluding his appearances cameo appearance in ''WesternAnimation/TheLegoMovie'' and ''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice''), ''[[Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice Batman v. Superman]]''), and TheStinger has Flash and Superman racing.
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* The Flash's debut appearance in the Creator/WarnerBros produced Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse was an episode of ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'', and in which he and Superman have a race. ''[[Film/JusticeLeague Justice League (2017)]]'' is the Flash's feature film debut (excluding his appearance appearances in ''WesternAnimation/TheLegoMovie''), ''WesternAnimation/TheLegoMovie'' and ''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice''), and TheStinger has Flash and Superman racing.
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* The Flash's debut appearance in the Creator/WarnerBros produced Franchise/DCAnimatedUniverse was an episode of ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'', and in which he and Superman have a race. ''[[Film/JusticeLeague Justice League (2017)]]'' is the Flash's feature film debut (excluding his appearance in ''Film/TheLegoMovie''), ''WesternAnimation/TheLegoMovie''), and TheStinger has Flash and Superman racing.
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* The film's Comic Con poster is visually inspired by the works of famed comic book artist Creator/AlexRoss.
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* The Justice League being forced to [spoiler:bring back Superman to life to help them, who manages to turn the tide of the battle on the heroes' favor with his presence and curbstomp Steppenwolf]] is highly similar to ''VideoGame/InjusticeGodsAmongUs''' story mode where [[spoiler:Superman is transported to the Injustice Earth, manages to save his fellow members and defeat the BigBad, Regime! Superman]].
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* The Justice League being forced to [spoiler:bring [[spoiler:bring back Superman to life to help them, who manages to turn the tide of the battle on the heroes' favor with his presence and curbstomp Steppenwolf]] is highly similar to ''VideoGame/InjusticeGodsAmongUs''' story mode where [[spoiler:Superman is transported to the Injustice Earth, manages to save his fellow members and defeat the BigBad, Regime! Superman]].the Injustice version of himself]].
