Justice League an 'Interesting Product of Two Directors'

"A a little bit unorthodox..."

By Seth G. Macy

Ben Affleck talked about the process of working on Justice League under two different directors.

Speaking to EW, Affleck called it "a little bit unorthodox" to work on a movie where one director leaves and another steps in under a situation like that which happened to Zack Snyder.

Snyder, who started as the film's director, had to leave Justice League after a family tragedy, and Avenger's director Joss Whedon stepped in to complete the job in his place.

"We got really lucky that he stepped in," Affleck said, saying Whedon is "the best person we could’ve possibly found" to take over from Snyder.

We got details of Batman's Flying Fox earlier today, an enormous vehicle with the "maneuverability of a jet" but enough space to stow away three Batmobiles.

Justice League is set for a November 17 release.

Seth Macy is IGN's weekend web producer and just wants to be your friend. Follow him on Twitter @sethmacy, or subscribe to Seth Macy's YouTube channel.

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