At the very, very end of the movie, Harry Lennix appears as the alien observer known as Martian Manhunter, who descends from the heavens to meet with the freshly awakened Bruce Wayne. He congratulates Batman for uniting the heroes of Earth.
Spoilers follow for Zack Snyder's Justice League. If you've reached the end of Zack Snyder's Justice League, you might be wondering who the green guy floating in front of Bruce Wayne's lakeside house at the end is. DC Comics fans already know the answer: this is the Martian Manhunter, played by Harry Lennix.
Who is Lex talking to at the end of Justice League?
How does the major Justice League post-credit scene set up two different movies? The final post credits scene which I assume that you're talking about (the one with Lex Luthor talking to Deathstroke/Slade Wilson about creating a league of their own) sets up the whole future of the DCEU.
The director explained that the Joker had some important knowledge for the group which would help them take on the tyrannical Superman. “Our theory is that he's the one that knows where the Kryptonite — what shards of Kryptonite exist,” Snyder stated.
The Return of Superman (Final fight) | Zack Snyder's Justice League [HDR, 4k, 4:3]
Is Martian Manhunter stronger than Superman?
The two Justice Leaguers might possess an even amount of base strength, but Manhunter's combined powers give him the edge. To emphasize this, Superman himself said that J'onn is the most powerful being on Earth.
Usually, Darkseid is capable of beating down Superman in a fight, but it's often depicted as a close one-on-one fight that tests both to their limits. Here, Darkseid attacks as a genuine God of Evil, beating two versions of Clark Kent without breaking a swear.
In the 1960s it was revealed that his hatred was rooted in a childhood accident caused by the young Superman (then Superboy), which made Luthor go prematurely bald. From that period through the 1980s he was presented as a mad scientist bent on conquering the world.
When Lex is with his mother after he "dies" and she is warning him about all of the pain and destruction he will cause, he is wearing a glove on his right hand. In the comics, Lex wears a glove on his hand which was affected by too much exposure to kryptonite.
After an intense battle, the Anti-Monitor fuses the Black Racer with Flash and sends it after Darkseid. Using the fused Flash and his own powers, he kills Darkseid. With Darkseid dead, the universe is unbalanced as it has lost its God of Evil.
For alternate versions of Martian Manhunter, see Martian Manhunter's Character Hub. J'onn J'onzz, known by some as the Martian Manhunter, is an alien from Mars that eventually traveled to Earth and posed as a Lieutenant General named Calvin Swanwick in the United States Army, and later as Secretary of Defense.
The epilogue, better known as the Knightmare sequence, shows a post-apocalyptic future where Darkseid rules Earth and Superman has gone mad following the death of Lois Lane. To try to defeat the Man of Steel, Batman has teamed up with Cyborg, the Flash, Mera, Deathstroke, and, of course, the Joker.
The Martian Manhunter is one of DC's greatest heroes, a charter member of the Justice League, and a bedrock of strength for his fellow heroes, but in the Milestone Universe, he is a villain.
Batman feared Superman's unchecked power, and Superman (Henry Cavill) hated Batman's brutal methods, but the real reason why Batman and Superman fight is manipulation by Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg).
Being in such high levels of power and influence within the government, it seems as though Martian Manhunter seemed content to play at being a human while doing good when he could behind the scenes, presumably not wanting to risk being exposed as an alien life form from Mars.
History. Lex-El was born on the planet Krypton to the master scientist Jor-El and his wife Lara. Lex was bald from infancy, when his father held his head next to a radioactive mineral as punishment for disobedience.
Under the influence of red Kryptonite, Clark called Lex out and accused him of only wanting Lana because he desperately desired to have what belonged to Clark. Whether Lex truly loved Lana or not, it's true that Lex was deeply envious of the life Clark had throughout Smallville.
Oliver Queen (Justin Hartley) discovers Lex's location and uses a bomb to blow up Lex's travelling medical transport, seemingly killing him. Season ten revealed that Lex is barely alive and in hiding after the attempt of his life by Oliver, and had manufactured a number of clones in a struggle to heal himself.
In the Arrowverse's Crisis On Infinite Earths, Lex Luthor killed off many Supermen across the multiverse using the Book of Destiny. But in the 1961 comic book issue, Superman #149, Luthor tricked Superman and killed him with Kryptonite rays.
It's also revealed why Lionel is angry with Lex; he blames his son for the death of his youngest son Julian Luthor, although Lex took the blame to protect the true killer: Lillian (Alisen Down), Lionel's mentally unwell wife.
He has superhuman speed and strength, and once fought Zeus to a standstill. Thor would certainly be thwarted by Darkseid. This fearsome villain would be able to drain the lifeforce from him, and even his godly weaponry doesn't seem like it could withstand Darkseid's Omega Beams.
