Ray Fisher’s Cyborg Gets New Justice League Photo
Zack Snyder’s latest social media post has brought renewed attention to Ray Fisher’s portrayal of Cyborg. The black-and-white picture revisits Victor Stone as he appeared in Snyder’s cut of the film. The post has quickly drawn attention from fans. Now, there’s renewed conversation about Snyder’s vision for the franchise.
Zack Snyder posts new photo of Ray Fisher from Justice League
Zack Snyder has shared a new behind-the-scenes image from Justice League, drawing renewed attention to Ray Fisher’s portrayal of Cyborg.
Snyder posted the black-and-white photo on Instagram, featuring Fisher in character as Victor Stone, along with a brief caption praising the actor’s performance. In the post, Snyder wrote, “The immensely talented @ray8fisher bringing Cyborg to life. Justice League.” However, the filmmaker did not reference any future developments related to the character.
Fans were quick to respond in the comments, with several once again calling for the restoration of the Snyderverse. One user wrote, “The heart of Zack Snyder’s Justice League.” Another added, “Great characters, awesome arcs and well done character development, plus an amazing story that keeps going… Come on, we want it all back #RestoreTheSnyderVerse.”
Fisher was cast as Cyborg in 2014. Within the story, Victor Stone is a former college athlete who is reconstructed after a near-fatal accident. He becomes a techno-organic being enhanced by advanced alien technology. His abilities include flight, adaptive weaponry, and technopathy. Although Fisher has not reprised the role since the release of Zack Snyder’s Justice League in 2021, his portrayal of Cyborg continues to be widely discussed among fan.
Snyder’s latest post follows a series of images he has recently shared from his DC tenure, highlighting key characters and moments from Man of Steel and Justice League. This includes Henry Cavill’s Superman and Ben Affleck’s Batman.
Originally reported by Disheeta Maheshwari on SuperHeroHype.
Source: Comingsoon.net