The Avengers Shawarma: DC Comics just pointed out an interesting deeper meaning behind the film with Justice League, while the Avengers eating shawarma at the end of their first MCU film as a team was pretty hilarious scene. The next generation of heroes has risen to become the new Justice League in DC’s Future State event.
The original mistake of the teams themselves is they don’t quite measure up to the caliber of the present-day team at the beginning of the series. It’s only when the new League decides to break the rules and mandates of their predecessors that they’re able to coalesce and be truly united, and a big part of this new direction comes from spending time with one another when they’re not saving the world.
Story Behind The Avengers Shawarma
The future Justice League comprises Jon Kent’s Superman, Yara Flor’s Wonder Woman, and Tim Fox as the Next Batman. It also has Green Lantern Jo Mullein, as well as the new Aquawoman, and a new Flash who’s from another Earth. They make up an effective team, seems like. The new Justice League is quickly defeated by White Martians known as the Hyper Clan. The reason behind the team’s small size is some of its rules include the limitation of only 6 members and forbidding the team’s heroes from knowing the personal details of their teammates’ lives, emphasizing next to no fraternization outside of missions.
But, the new league quickly catch up that in order to save the world and defeat the Hyper Clan, they have to trust one another on a deeper level in order to get back to their own realm after being banished by the White Martians. They also come to the conclusion that they need to create their own rules, choose to learn from the old League mistakes rather than being restricted by them, likewise once they saved the day. This also includes getting dinner together after the battle, as well as ordering takeout a few months later.
It’s a pretty fun and optimistic way to end the Future State: Justice League arc from writer Joshua Williamson and artist Robs on Rocha, and it also brings to mind the scene from Marvel Studios’ Avengers, where Earth’s Mightiest Heroes enjoyed some Middle Eastern cuisine after the first time they saved the world together as a team .
Well, it makes sense that grabbing some food would help as a form of unification, bonding, and team-building, whether it would be the Avengers or the Justice League. So, to conclude what better way to learn about one another and build trust than by grabbing a bite to eat together?
