10 New Things We Learned About Joss Whedon's Justice League

10. Atlantis Has At Least One Big Action Sequence

Justice League Aquaman Face
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It might not be as bright or as colourful as fans were perhaps expecting, but it's now confirmed that we will be getting an actual detailed look at Aquaman's home in Justice League.

Not only that, but we also got to see Arthur fighting Steppenwolf underwater, with Jason Mamoa's character dodging the New God's axe in what we can only imagine will be the motivating reason for Curry joining the league.

Steppenwolf is a pretty threatening character on the surface, and it seems that none of that threat has been lost beneath the waves either. Expect Mera and co. to take a stab at the character when the opportunity arises.

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