The new day for DC's universe is officially descended, as we now have a better idea of ​​how Jameseshes Gun franchisee will continue after the success of this year's Superman. For months, the writer/director/studio co-head has discussed his plans for a sequel movie involving the new David Corenvet download for "The Steel Man". But what other characters would happen to driving, and what challenge can he face with the big blue boy scout? These questions are just approaching ever before being answered. Thanks to the announcement of Gun bombsWe know that the next Superman -related film will be titled "Tomorrow" and a return to Nicholas Hult villain Lex Luthor will appear. Moreover, it certainly seems that fans will finally see one of their biggest desires and watch the Haleli hateful hatred to bring the fight to his biggest enemy like never before in live action-helping the bulky suit of the character. But is there a greater discovery about the plot of the upcoming film that fans may have missed?

In addition to Gun's main announcement, actors Hult and Coransvet also attacked social media to convey the same message; However, when viewed together, accompanying artwork attached to each of their inscriptions may indicate some incredibly exciting events to come. Although each of the three announcements has the same title ("Tomorrow. In the cinema July 9, 2027"), Hult and Coransvet opted for slightly different visuals to tease the news on Instagram. HULT includes artist artist for comics DC Mitch Gerads Lex and Superman's exhibition locked themselves in battle. Meanwhile, Corpens has works of art by DK Jorge Jimenez Featuring both side by side and hit a fierce pose against an unprecedented threat. And, to round it all, Gunn's Opts for artwork by the legendary Jimim LeeSuperman accidentally relies on his rival such as the best buds.

Assembling this trajectory together, we may be able to speculate with certainty that "the man from tomorrow" will include Lex and Superman to collect them where they have left, fight each other for even more catastrophic results, and then gather to face a far greater threat.

Will the Jameseshei Gun take a significant page or two of DC Comics? Although it is too early to say with certainty, there is a reason to believe that the franchise is being built for some serious great events. When the last time we saw Lex Luther in Superman, his entire plan to discredit the last son of Krypton on the masses, it was spectacular, leaving him driven at the back of the military vehicle and advocating a not -so -comfortable cell in Bell Rev. Our last look at his retaliatory, tearful face made it clear that he Probably It was not done with his one -sided match with outstanding Superman. Now we can assume that this will escalate even further to the comprehensive struggle between the two in the sequel, aided by Lex's Worsit to help even the chances. But we can't overcome that boring doubt that another danger (Maybe Brainiac, as suggested by the recent documentary "Superman") can force the unpleasant enemies in a team to help save the world together in a "man of tomorrow".

Long -term readers of DC Comics are unlikely to need a reminder that this has happened several times before, of course. Lex and Superman's earliest example put aside their differences for greater good, happened in 1963, when Superman #164 saw them calling a ceasefire on a foreign planet to help rescue indigenous inhabitants of a weakening drought. I still need more convincing? In "Action Comics #511", we have the first degree of the couple that goes full "The enemy of my enemy is my friend" against the wicked tera-man. Even recently in 2014, "Justice League #33", no one but Batman himself pedites the league to allow Lex to join their small super band as a full-fledged member and if it is mostly attention to it. And in the event of brain truths need additional ammunition, Joshua Williamson's "brain house" lists Superman and Lex Luthor against the weak, high supervision of surveillance (along with the Briniak queen, for good measure).

Can we be live adaptation to this exact scenario in "Tomorrow's Tomorrow"? We cannot approve someone with a good conscience, but it certainly seems credible. "Man from Tomorrow" hits theaters July 9, 2027.