Two New 'Batman v Superman' Promo Posters Revealed

Even though we're still a year away from the theater release of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, new details about the movie continue to be revealed.

At the Las Vegas Licensing Expo on Tuesday, Warner Bros. Consumer Products unveiled the new Batmobile to the public. While this big reveal stole the spotlight, we also got the first look at costumes for Ben Affleck's Batman, Henry Cavill's Superman and Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman, along with the film's plot description.

And now Umberto Gonzalez from Heroic Hollywood reported the find of two new promotional images for the highly anticipated superhero blockbuster.

One promo image features Superman, the other one Batman — both playing off the fact that the people in Gotham City are angry and afraid of the godlike superheroes.

The first image shows a black-and-white picture of Superman gazing off into the distance looking regal. Red graffiti covers the poster, screaming words like "masked menace" and "false god."

We know that the two superheroes are at war with each other in the film, and some aspects of the poster establish that people are choosing sides. A Batman symbol is drawn over the red "S" on Superman's chest, and a mask is scribbled over his eyes.

The poster also reads, "Luthor is our savior."

The second image shows Batman looking down, and has a much darker mood. While the Superman poster appears to praise the hero (or it did before it was defaced), the Batman poster is a straight-up wanted poster issued from the Gotham City Police Department. The black-and-white image features yellow graffiti, with the Batman logo drawn over the text: "WANTED for criminal acts of vigilante justice." This suggests that Batman may have first lost the love of the police – and the public – before the people of Gotham gave up on Superman too. The poster also features the words, "Gotham's dark protector," with a yellow halo drawn around his bat ears.

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice hits theaters summer 2016.

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