2. The Corridor of Justice

Justice League ends with Bruce and Diana getting into a dilapidated constructing with some fairly apparent plans for the longer term: a giant, round desk, six chairs, however “room for extra.”

We do not get a have a look at the constructing from the surface to see whether or not or not it matches the long-lasting silhouette, nevertheless it’s apparent they’re setting about forming the Corridor of Justice, the Justice League’s conventional base of operations on Earth (versus in house, the place they often make the most of an orbiting house station within the comics and cartoons).

The “room for extra” is a hopeful have a look at the way forward for the workforce’s line up–or, extra particularly, a nudge for followers of Hal Jordan. A.K.A. Inexperienced Lantern, the one authentic founding member of the League who was not featured within the film. Although Justice League made it clear that the Inexperienced Lantern Corps positively do exist within the DCEU, Hal–the first Inexperienced Lantern from Earth–has but to be talked about or referenced in any respect.