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The Flash’s Best Easter Eggs: Michael Keaton’s Batman, Nic Cage, Snyderverse
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The Flash’s Best Easter Eggs: Michael Keaton’s Batman, Nic Cage, Snyderverse
After so many delays, controversies, and false starts, WB’s latest DC extravaganza has finally hit the big screen. Yes, The Flash is easily the studio’s most ambitious DCEU installment to date, especially when it comes the sheer amount of comic book nerdiness packed into this movie.
Barry Allen’s multiverse-shattering adventures not only brings back most of the Justice League but also Michael Keaton’s Batman and all the Burtonverse references that come with it. And there are so many more easter eggs to be found in the film’s two-and-a-half-hour runtime, including quite a few that even The Flash‘s very spoiler-y marketing hasn’t yet revealed.
If you’ve watched the movie and want to nerd out some more, we’ve put together our list of the best, biggest, and our very favorite easter eggs in The Flash…
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The Flash’s Best Easter Eggs: Michael Keaton’s Batman, Nic Cage, Snyderverse
After so many delays, controversies, and false starts, WB’s latest DC extravaganza has finally hit the big screen. Yes, The Flash is easily the studio’s most ambitious DCEU installment to date, especially when it comes the sheer amount of comic book nerdiness packed into this movie.
Barry Allen’s multiverse-shattering adventures not only brings back most of the Justice League but also Michael Keaton’s Batman and all the Burtonverse references that come with it. And there are so many more easter eggs to be found in the film’s two-and-a-half-hour runtime, including quite a few that even The Flash‘s very spoiler-y marketing hasn’t yet revealed.
If you’ve watched the movie and want to nerd out some more, we’ve put together our list of the best, biggest, and our very favorite easter eggs in The Flash…
