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Chapter I: Dawn of Justice

1. Superman: Man of Steel (2013): Matthew Vaughn as director. Zod does not die, but goes far from Earth after the final fight and Clark talks some sense into him.
2. The Batman (2014): Killing Joke and Death in the Family rolled into one. Joker and Harley Quinn. The mother subplot for Jason is totally scrapped. Basically, it’s a “What if Jason was/died in the Killing Joke Comic”.
3. Batman & Superman: World Finest (2015): The contrast between the two heroes and their methods is clearly shown. Lex Luthor plots to have them both fight, using Batman's ruthlessness to make Superman weary of him, and planting the untrusting seeds of Superman in Batman's head. He creates Bizarro as well so he can have a Superman he can control. Superman does not die in this film.
4. Wonder Woman (2015): Almost the same. Ares is present but doesn't fight. The final action piece is a plane chase trying to get to Steve who’s fighting with Dr Poison in the bomber plane (See Nando V Movies rewrite).
5. The Flash (2016): The Rogues (Captain Cold, Heatwave, Weather Wizard, Mirror Master, etc.). Coming of Age story, inspired by Edgar Wright films like Baby Driver.
6. Aquaman (2016): Same as real life (Minor Changes so it adjusts to the timeline).
7. Justice League (2017): George Miller directing. Snyder Cut’s plot, but with Superman alive since the beginning (Might change Steppenwolf to Starro).
8. Cyborg (2017): Rick Famuyiwa, directing. A Single outing, with Amazo as the villain, and Red Tornado as a secondary character. Themes tackled would be the machine-human dilemma.
9. Shazam! (2017): Same as real life, Post Credits with Superman naming him a JL reserve member.
10. Green Lantern Corps (2018): Manhunters are the main villains. An intro to Hal’s journey as a Lantern, building up his relationship with Sinestro before he turns into a Yellow Lantern.

- Logos are edited/created by myself.

- Inspired by SPIDEY-25 's DCU.

*NOTE: Shows and Special Presentations will be added later to the slate.

Description

Chapter I: Dawn of Justice

1. Superman: Man of Steel (2013): Matthew Vaughn as director. Zod does not die, but goes far from Earth after the final fight and Clark talks some sense into him.
2. The Batman (2014): Killing Joke and Death in the Family rolled into one. Joker and Harley Quinn. The mother subplot for Jason is totally scrapped. Basically, it’s a “What if Jason was/died in the Killing Joke Comic”.
3. Batman & Superman: World Finest (2015): The contrast between the two heroes and their methods is clearly shown. Lex Luthor plots to have them both fight, using Batman's ruthlessness to make Superman weary of him, and planting the untrusting seeds of Superman in Batman's head. He creates Bizarro as well so he can have a Superman he can control. Superman does not die in this film.
4. Wonder Woman (2015): Almost the same. Ares is present but doesn't fight. The final action piece is a plane chase trying to get to Steve who’s fighting with Dr Poison in the bomber plane (See Nando V Movies rewrite).
5. The Flash (2016): The Rogues (Captain Cold, Heatwave, Weather Wizard, Mirror Master, etc.). Coming of Age story, inspired by Edgar Wright films like Baby Driver.
6. Aquaman (2016): Same as real life (Minor Changes so it adjusts to the timeline).
7. Justice League (2017): George Miller directing. Snyder Cut’s plot, but with Superman alive since the beginning (Might change Steppenwolf to Starro).
8. Cyborg (2017): Rick Famuyiwa, directing. A Single outing, with Amazo as the villain, and Red Tornado as a secondary character. Themes tackled would be the machine-human dilemma.
9. Shazam! (2017): Same as real life, Post Credits with Superman naming him a JL reserve member.
10. Green Lantern Corps (2018): Manhunters are the main villains. An intro to Hal’s journey as a Lantern, building up his relationship with Sinestro before he turns into a Yellow Lantern.

- Logos are edited/created by myself.

- Inspired by SPIDEY-25 's DCU.

*NOTE: Shows and Special Presentations will be added later to the slate.