Throughout this footage, Stewart does appear to be brainwashed like Superman and the Flash and working for Brainiac, rather than siding with Wonder Woman and Task Force X. John Stewart's Green Lantern is the Justice League character who has had the least screen time so far, with brief glimpses showing him using his powers to create a cannon and duplicates of himself. Although she can be seen fighting the Suicide Squad, deflecting Deadshot’s gunfire and using her Lasso of Truth on Captain Boomerang, Wonder Woman has also been spotted fighting Superman and Flash, which means she could potentially be an ally to Task Force X in the end. Wonder Woman, however, doesn't have this brainwashed look. Featuring an original narrative set within an expansive open-world city of Metropolis, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League puts the four DC Super-Villains on a collision course with an invading alien force and DC Super Heroes who are now laser-focused on destroying the city they once vowed to protect.
Related: Which Justice League Members Are In Suicide Squad: KTJL Superman had this same look in the DC FanDome 2020 reveal trailer for the game, which explained his uncharacteristic decimation of an ARGUS agent with his heat vision - an act which even shocked the Suicide Squad - moments earlier.
Trailers have shown Superman and Flash as victims of Brainiac's mind control, with Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League's Flash trailer showing the speedster with a purple veiny look under his mask, indicating his brainwashing.
So far, players have been introduced to the Arkhamverse's version of Superman, Flash, Wonder Woman, and Green Lantern through the game's promotional material. As Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League's title suggests, the Justice League is going to play a major role in the game.
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