The "Tomorrowverse" ends. The new universe is a hybrid — a fresh start that can tell any DC story, but visually and tonally linked to the beloved 1990s DCAU. This allows Warner Bros. to make future animated movies without being tied to a single continuity.
The final shot is a direct homage to the opening of Batman: The Animated Series (1992). The post-credits scene shows a newspaper with headlines about "Batman," "Superman," and "Wonder Woman" existing together.
Watchmen’s Rorschach appears briefly in a psychiatrist’s office (a nod to Watchmen Chapter 1, the next animated adaptation).
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You are being redirected to another page,The "Tomorrowverse" ends. The new universe is a hybrid — a fresh start that can tell any DC story, but visually and tonally linked to the beloved 1990s DCAU. This allows Warner Bros. to make future animated movies without being tied to a single continuity.
The final shot is a direct homage to the opening of Batman: The Animated Series (1992). The post-credits scene shows a newspaper with headlines about "Batman," "Superman," and "Wonder Woman" existing together.
Watchmen’s Rorschach appears briefly in a psychiatrist’s office (a nod to Watchmen Chapter 1, the next animated adaptation).
It seems your query got cut off, but you are almost certainly looking for a complete guide to the : Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths – Parts 1, 2, and 3 .