Before the events of Dawn of Justice, Bruce Wayne became Batman and faced groups of powerful villains to protect his city of Gotham.

Ben Affleck or Micheal Keaton as Bruce Wayne/Batman

Jared Leto as The Joker

Adewale Akinnuoye Agbaje as Waylon Jones/Killer Croc

Cory Micheal Smith as Edward Nygma/The Riddler

Jeremy Irons as Alfred Pennyworth

Robin Lord Taylor or Patton Oswalt as Oswald Cobblepot/The Penguin

Troy Baker as Harvey Dent/Two Face

Laura Bailey as Salina Kyle/Catwoman

Bridget Regan as Pamala Isly/Poison Ivy

Adam Gifford as Bane

Jim Meskimen as Jonathan Crane/The Scarecrow

Jk Simmons as Commissioner Gordon

Dave B Mitchell as Basil Karlo/Clayface

Alfred Molina as Victor Fries/Mr. Freeze

Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Thomas Wayne

Lauren Cohan as Martha Wayne

Richard Brake as Joe Chill

Cameos in Arkham

Jason Spisak as Drury Walker/Killer Moth

Andrew Sellon as Arnold Wesker/Ventriloquist and Scarface

Chris Messina as Victor Zsasz

Sean Gunn as Calendar Man

Christopher Heyerdahl as Jack Buchinsky/Electrocutioner

Taika Waititi as Ratcatcher 1

Brendan Fraser as Garfield Lynns/Firefly

Post credit cameo:

Margot Robbie as Harleen Quinzel/Harvey Quinn

Is this true? If so, I'm kind of surprised, given how it's what the director himself had in mind before Joss Whedon stepped in and released Justice League, and all the criticisms that it's since received for his "butchering", as many have put it, Zack's vision for the franchise and the film itself. I mean, isn't Snyder's cut for the film what you guys have always wanted to see this whole time? Why are you now regretting it? It just doesn't make any sense to me.

If you don't mind my asking, what is it about Zack Snyder's Justice League (and, by extension, Zack Snyder's Justice League: Justice Is Gray Edition) that made those you reconsider how you feel about it? Is it the runtime, the fact that there are said two versions of it, something else, what? I've been scratching my head over this, and I just can't seem to make any sense of it.

I am the president Herrera at this picture of the Suicide Squad film. I am very proud to be part of this. 😃

Batman Movie: That takes place before Dawn of Justice.

Green Arrow Movie: That takes place After Justice League 2021.

Wonder Woman 3 Movie: That takes place before Superman.

Green Lantern Movie: That takes place before Man of Steel.

Bloodsport tv series: That takes place after The Suicide Squad.

Black Adam vs Shazam Movie: That takes place after Shazam 2.

Huntress Tv series: That takes place before and after Birds of Prey.

Deadshot tv series: That takes place after 2016s Suicide Squad.

Deathstroke Movie: That takes place before Dawn of Justice.

Katana tv series: That takes place before 2016s Suicide Squad.

HawkMan Movie: That takes place after Black Adam.

The Joker and Harley Quinn tv series: That takes place before and After 2016s movie Suicide Squad.

Harley Quinn tv series: That takes place after Birds of Prey.

Cheetah tv series: That takes place after Wonder Woman 1984

Polka Dot Man tv series: That takes place before The Suicide Squad.

Robin tv series: That takes place during the events of Dawn of Justice.

Bronze Tiger tv series: That takes place before Green Arrow movie.

Batwoman Movie: That takes place after Justice League movie.

Cyborg Movie: That takes place before Justice League movie.

Black Manta movie: That takes place after Aquaman movie.

Orion Movie: That takes place before Man of Steel.

MINOR SPOILERS FOR PEACEMAKER!!! I saw this theory on Twitter, and it weirdly makes sense, so I thought I'd share it along with my own expanded insight.

In case you haven't seen it yet (What are you waiting for? It's fantastic!), I'll keep spoilers for HBO Max's Peacemaker to a minimum in this theory. Peacemaker has met his father's neighbor (played by Mel Tuck) twice now, and both times he's talked a lot about Batman, proudly naming his villains and calling him a "dark creature of the night". John Economos has also confirmed that Bat-Mite exists in the DCEU in "Best Friends, For Never". Given how much Tuck's character seems to love the Bat, I don't think it's too big a stretch to say he might be Bat-Mite.

The guy's goofy, energetic, and jumps at the chance to talk to self-proclaimed superhero Peacemaker. We also know from the comics that imps can disguise themselves as humans, and we know from Gunn's previous work that he loves leaning into the weirder side of comic books, so I think Bat-Mite'd fit pretty well in this corner of the DCEU. Peacemaker has also taken seemingly meaningless dialogue and transformed it into plot points already, notably the line about him having an older brother in "Better Goff Dead", so Economos' Bat-Mite reference could easily be foreshadowing.

Am I stretching too far for a theory, or do you think there might be weight to this?

Shared by @TheSuperHer0257 on Discord, a shot of a newspaper was in episode 4. One of the article headers mentions Intergang being in Kahndaq, which we already knew was part of the plot of Black Adam. Adrianna is trying to take down Intergang, and we know from the FanDome clip that she finds Black Adam, which means she's most likely in Kahndaq to hunt Intergang. Now with this paper, that seems to be confirmed, along with the fact that Black Adam does indeed take place in the relative present.