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'Justice League' release date and news: 'DC All Access' episode suggests arrival of new trailer

Bayani Miguel Acebedo November 16, 2016 09:23 PM EST

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Fans got a good look at "Justice League" back in the San Diego Comic Con this year, and another behind-the-scenes look at the production when the sizzle reel was released a month ago. Fans have no idea when another trailer may come out, but "DC All Access" has teased fans about a new trailer that may be landing soon.

In the official DC Comics Twitter account, a short video was posted of hosts Tiffany Smith and Jason Inman talking about what to expect from the show this week. Aside from the news on the extended version of "Suicide Squad," the pair talked about when the fans would be getting a new "Justice League" trailer. Inman then said that he knows when it would be arriving, but before he could say, the video cut.

The episode released this week talked about "Suicide Squad" and the extended scenes, but disappointingly enough, there was no mention of the "Justice League" trailer. For sure, fans will be getting a new trailer at some point, but it's still a mystery as to when it will land online.

It may be possible that DC Entertainment may want to put more focus on the upcoming "Wonder Woman" movie starring Gal Gadot. A new trailer was just released this month, so it may be a while before the DC marketing team decides to give fans more to see.

In other news, Ezra Miller, who plays the Flash in the movie, talked about working on the set and putting on his Flash costume. In an interview with Yahoo, Miller said, "You know it's like a samurai getting in his armor. Every day, I just felt like, so cool. It's the greatest. I really love playing the Flash. I love Barry Allen. I really, I've come to, yeah, I've come to really hold a special place in my heart for this neurotic but altruistic individual."

DC's most iconic team comes together when "Justice League" hits cinemas on Nov. 17, 2017.

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