The newest animated feature film in the DC universe will see a very different version of Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman when it drops in stores tomorrow. Bruce Timm, the animator of the film hints that the three beloved superheroes will be far more different from the ones that fans are familiar with.

Timm, who have designed "Batman: The Animated Series," and "Justice League Unlimited," told Comic Book Resources that the unpredictability of the whole film is what makes it really interesting. "Justice League: Gods & Monsters" is set to erase the fans' perception of Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman and introduce far less likeable versions of them.

Although Timm said that the beloved superheroes will not be nice people in the film, he still finds it exciting because this is something new for them and it allowed them to explore and be different.

However, there's still the issue of the fans' reception and if it will do well in terms of sales but Timm is quite confident that the new DC animated film will the fans' approval.

"We're all kind of cautiously optimistic it's gonna do well. The shorts have been received really well by people on YouTube and stuff, so. People seem to be interested in it so now we just wait and see what the [sales are like]," the animator said.

"Justice League: Gods & Monsters" features a divergent reality where the Justice League still protects the planet but answers to no one but themselves, reports Superhero Hype. They often use intimidation and fear as they seek justice, which are polar opposites to what the real superheroes use to maintain peace. Having different origins in the film, the triumvirate is set to face a more powerful player hiding behind the shadows as mystery and action intensifies in the all new animated film

We previously reported the dark plot of the animated film will share the same level of darkness of "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," another hotly anticipated movie from Warner Bros. and DC.

"Justice League: Gods & Monsters" will be out tomorrow with different versions of Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman.