Justice League: Warworld
★Skip itIs Justice League: Warworld worth watching? (No spoilers)
Just watch the first 30 minutes for Wild West Wonder Woman. The rest isn't worth it. Skip it.
⚠️ Spoiler warning: everything below the quick take, including the full review and ending explained, contains spoilers.
Justice League: Warworld review
Just watch the first 30 minutes for Wild West Wonder woman.
Justice League: Warworld ending explained
Mongul has trapped heroes from across the multiverse inside telepathic illusions on Warworld. Wonder Woman is a gunslinger next to Jonah Hex, Batman is a sword-and-sorcery mercenary, and Superman and Martian Manhunter are in a 1950s sci-fi world. Mongul wants J'onn J'onzz, who holds the key to Warworld's planet-killing weapon.
The heroes break free, Lobo betrays Mongul, and Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman fight their way to the throne room. J'onn merges with a White Martian to complete the key and sets Warworld to self-destruct. Just before the planet explodes, a mysterious woman (Harbinger) teleports the trio to the Monitor's satellite and warns them that something far worse, the 'Crisis,' is coming.
The ending is basically a setup for Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths, which follows directly after this movie.
Does Justice League: Warworld have a post-credits scene?
No. Justice League: Warworld has no mid-credits or post-credits scene.
Movies like Justice League: Warworld
- Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths, Part One (2024) – the direct sequel
- Batman: Gotham by Gaslight (2018) – DC heroes in a different era
- Superman: Red Son (2020) – an Elseworlds twist on the Justice League
- Wonder Woman (2009) – a much better animated Wonder Woman story