Batman vs Superman Gets Brutal as Their Dinosaur Forms Draw Blood

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Warning! Spoilers ahead for Jurassic League #2

While conflicts between Superman and Batman are already intense, new cover art for DC's Jurassic League ups the ante by adding fangs, claws, and plenty of blood as their dinosaur forms duke it out. In this new series taking place in an alternate prehistoric world, a league of heroes is gradually coming together to face a growing darkness that threatens both humans and dinosaurs. However, it seems as though a brawl between the Bat Walker and the Supersaur may be in the cards before that happens.

In the first issue of Jurassic League from Juan Gedeon and Daniel Warren Johnson, readers were introduced to the dinosaur counterparts that make up the DC Trinity of this reality. Naturally, Batman is a T.Rex known as the Bat Walker (complete with a primal cape and cowl). Not only was it revealed that his parents were killed by the Jokerizard, but he also saves a human child who's seemingly become his new Robin-esque sidekick. While the triceratops version of Wonder Woman was revealed as well, the issue also introduces the Supersaur, an incredibly strong brontosaur who came from space and was raised by human parents.

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Now, the new Jurassic League #2 is starting to bring the team together beginning with these 3 dino-heroes. With the Supersaur's village being attacked by Giganta and Brontozarro, the Bat Walker and Wonderdon soon arrive to back him up. However, the cover art by Daniel Warren Johnson and Mike Spicer teases that the prehistoric versions of Batman and Superman might have to fight before they fully learn to trust each other. However, it seems as though this unique version of Batman v. Superman might