Zack Snyder hints Snyderverse could return, leaves door open for Justice League 2 and 3

Snyder says a return of his Justice League could take "whatever form it would take"

Zack Snyder has given fans renewed hope that his Snyderverse could return, leaving the possibility of Justice League sequels, including potential second and third installments, on the table.

In a recent podcast appearance on Happy Sad Confused, Snyder addressed questions about continuing the universe he helped establish, saying, “I would never say there was no way. I would never because I was on the ride that created Justice League.”

He added that discussions about the franchise’s future have been ongoing and that a return could take “whatever form it would take,” without specifying whether that would involve live-action films, animation, comics, or even a Broadway adaptation.

Snyder also commented on how the characters themselves evolve under different storytellers. He acknowledged that while James Gunn is now steering the DC Universe in his own direction, the heroes Snyder created were always meant to touch audiences in ways that affirm human resilience and hope. “Those heroes touch a nerve,” he said. “They tend to be a metaphor for all of us.”

Despite Gunn’s successes and Snyder’s praise for his work, the director emphasized that his personal trilogy of DC films, the Snyderverse, remains a “weed that just won’t die,” highlighting the enduring enthusiasm of his fanbase. He also expressed excitement to see Gunn’s projects and affirmed that a variety of creative avenues could keep his vision alive, should the opportunity arise.

Snyder’s remarks have reignited discussions among fans about the potential for Justice League 2 and 3, demonstrating that while the official DC Universe has moved in a different direction, the appetite for the darker, grittier Snyder-style storytelling remains strong.