In the "Superman" of the Jameses Gun, there is a small group of heroes - Green Lantern/Guy Gardner (Nathan Filion), Hookgigging (Isabella Merced) and Mr. Straini (Eddie Gategi) - called justice gang. It's running during a movie that no one really wants that name (except Guy). If the DC Universe continues, we must assume Rebrand of justice League is inevitableBut at least the justice gang already has the right seat.

The group is funded by wealthy businessman Max Lord (John Gun), who was a sponsor of the league in the comic books "Justice League International". The money of the Lord means that justice gang has a large headquarters, a whole hall of justice. If you are a Fanubator of DC from the "Super Friends" days, that name probably rings Bellvonce.

A lot "Superman" is filmed in Cleveland, OhioBut the crew also went to a different part of the state of Bakije. The interior and exterior of the justice hall is really the terminal of the Cincinnati union, which serves the city as a museum and train station. In the operation of 1933, the building is, like Superman's creators, Jerry Siegel and Oeo Schuster, an icon in Ohio.

Now, in the universe, Metropolis is located in Delaware. It is true in comics and it seems to be the case in the CCU, based on the license plates in the city. Since Lois Lane (Rachel Brosnahan) is driving in the justice gym, it is likely that the gym should not be in Cincinnati as the real building. However, with its huge external art deco, the terminal of the union looks like that should Host the greatest heroes in the world, and the Jameses Gunn was not the first man to think so.

In the comic books, Justice League initially worked outside the "Mount Justice", a missed mountain system. Later they moved to a satellite seat, nowadays it is usually referred to as The Watchtower. But decades ago, "Super Friends" chose to give them a more public base, ie. The salad of justice.

The building is designed by artist Hannah-Barbera, Al Gmoer, taking direct inspiration from the terminal Union. From 1966 to 1987, Hannah-Barbera (which, While he is best known for his "Flintstones" And Scooby-Doo also produced "Super Friends") was owned by the Cincinnati-based media company Taft Broadcasting. That means William Hannah and Josephosef Barbera were in half-pronounced in the Cins and approached the Union terminal. Gmoer complained that the building was not "easy to draw" ("I had nightmares for that damn building," he told Cincinnati Enkier in 2009), but she endured as a justice hall.

As Gun clearly understood with Superman, why build a hall of justice set when the real thing is there? TV series "Flash" previously used footage of Union Terminal actions as the exterior of the starved lab hangar, also another knot at the site of the building in DC history.

Union terminal links with DC Comics continue to attract Local interest from Cincinnati Mediaespecially whenever New movie "Superman" comes out. The city highlights The building as a real hall of justice for tourists; If you are visiting, do not expect the justice league to be at home but you can Visit the "real" hall of justice.

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