New 'Justice League' Promo Image Reveals The Flash's Secret Headquarters

A new “Justice League” promo image has been released online today, and it showcases Ezra Miller’s Barry Allen/The Flash’s secret headquarters. It shows a couple of monitors behind Barry, and there’s a lot of good points to pick up from it.
In just two months, “Justice League” will hit theaters and will pit DC Comics’ epic superhero group against the looming threat of Steppenwolf. Not only will Superman (Henry Cavill), Batman (Ben Affleck), and Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) be back in the latest DC Extended Universe entry, but will also introduce Aquaman (Jason Momoa), The Flash (Miller), and Cyborg (Ray Fisher) in the big screen.
As for The Flash, the Scarlet Speedster made his debut back in “Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice” last year. This marks his official full-length debut where we finally get to see him interact with our favorite trinity of superheroes. And now, not only will we be more excited for it, but Warner Bros. teases even more from The Flash as a new photo shows Barry showing off his secret lair.

Barry Allen’s super secret man-in-the-chair hideout in ‘Justice League’

The new “Justice League” photo was the same scene shown in the first trailer during the San Diego Comic-Con. Now before we go an over-analyze the hell out of this photo, check it out below first:

When this particular scene was revealed in the first “Justice League” trailer, many fans tried to uncover the secrets tied with it by analyzing the screens of Barry’s computers. But all they really ever discovered was that Barry is a huge “Rick and Morty” fan. But now that this image is released in its crisp, pure glory, a lot of Easter eggs and references can be uncovered.
For one thing, it’s obvious that Barry seems to be testing out his new suit—which is the exact same suit that he’s been wearing in every marketing material for “Justice League.” We can also see an analysis of fingerprints on the bottom right area, which suggests that this DCEU Barry Allen is the same as his comic book counterpart—a crime scene investigator. Maybe he’s trying to uncover the person who killed his mother? A picture of Nikola Tesla is also seen on his desk, suggesting that Barry is also a huge fan of the great scientist.
Then again, there’s not much going on in the photo, but it nonetheless make us more excited for the film to premiere.
“Justice League” hits theaters November 17, 2017.