Zack Snyder isn’t closing the door on more Justice League.
In his new interview with Josh Horowitz on Happy Sad Confused (watch below), Snyder was asked directly whether fans should give up hope on seeing his unfinished Justice League arc continue. His answer was clear.
“I would never say that there’s no way,” he said. ” I would never because I was on the ride that created Justice League.”
Snyder referenced how impossible Zack Snyder’s Justice League once seemed before it became reality, pointing out that there were “numerous times” when even he thought it would never happen. Yet it did.
Snyder Defends the Fans
Snyder also strongly defended the fan movement that pushed for his cut of Justice League, particularly against accusations of toxicity.
“They catch a lot of flack for being toxic or whatever, but they literally saved human lives. So, you can go f-ck yourself if that’s what you think,” he said.
He referenced the fundraising efforts for suicide prevention that were tied to the Snyder Cut campaign, arguing that the fandom’s charitable impact often gets overlooked.
Justice League 2 and 3 Still Discussed
Snyder confirmed that conversations have taken place about potentially adapting his planned Justice League sequels in some form.
“We’ve absolutely talked about it quite a bit… we live in a world where all that’s possible,” he said.
He suggested the story could continue as a comic, animated project, or another format, joking that it could even become a “Broadway musical.”
The key point is that the outline for Justice League 2 and 3 still exists, and the idea hasn’t been dismissed outright.
He Stands by Batman v Superman
Beyond the sequel talk, Snyder doubled down on his approach to Batman v Superman. He said the Ultimate Edition represents the true version of the film and defended his decision to deconstruct his heroes rather than present safer, focus-grouped versions.
Snyder explained that challenging Batman and Superman was intentional, a mythological test meant to reaffirm their worth.
He acknowledged that audiences don’t always want their heroes deconstructed, but said he was “bound and determined to challenge my gods.”
The SnyderVerse Question
Snyder made it clear he sees his DC trilogy as a contained mythological arc with a beginning, middle, and end.
At the same time, he refused to declare the story permanently finished.
He described the trilogy concept as something that “just won’t die,” suggesting the demand continues to exist independent of current DC plans.
Nothing official has been announced regarding a continuation. But based on Snyder’s own words, the door remains open, and he isn’t the one closing it.
On James Gunn
Zack Snyder was respectful and supportive when discussing James Gunn and the current DCU.
He made it clear there’s no bad blood and said, “James is cool.”
Snyder described Gunn as “singular” in his storytelling, praising his ability to blend mythological pop culture with humor and emotion in a distinctive way.
Importantly, Snyder framed Gunn’s DCU as something separate from his own trilogy rather than in competition with it.
He said his Justice League arc is its own mythology — a self-contained story — and not something that conflicts with Gunn’s vision.
Snyder also said he wishes Gunn and the new DC leadership the best and looks forward to seeing what they do next.
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