6 Ways to Kick Ass as The Justice League This Halloween

Updated on 10/25/2016 at 7:00 PM

In a world that feels slightly saturated by superheroes, there's one film that's currently standing out in a very special way: The Justice League movie. Meant as a culmination of the Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice standalones, we finally got the first official image of the League last month, and we're more excited than ever. With Halloween fast approaching, we can't help but imagine the droves of DC-themed costumes we'll see, so let's get ahead of the game and figure out these Justice League looks.

Aquaman

What to wear: First of all, you need to find a way to get that godly mane and beard. If you haven't grown one yourself, it's time to get hunting. Pair the look with lots of silver armor, and don't forget your trident.
How to act: Angry, and brooding. Aquaman is not here to have fun or mess around. Don't be afraid to enter nearby pools, bathtubs, and other miscellaneous bodies of water.

Wonder Woman

What to wear: You know the classic Wonder Woman look, but the modernized version is a bit darker. Get your hands on a shield, a lasso, and some arm cuffs. As for the armor, it's very reminiscent of a gladiator, so if you don't want to settle for any old premade costume, collect the pieces yourself.
How to act: Like a total badass. This woman doesn't take sh*t from anyone.

The Flash

What to wear: Start with a red jumpsuit, but you might want to layer more structured, metallic pieces on top of it. Get that dark red helmet with the lightning bolt details, too.
How to act: You gotta go fast. Make sure you're dodging around people all night long. Also, bear in mind: The Flash is probably the sassiest of the bunch, so crank it up.

Batman

What to wear: You can build your own Batman costume or buy a premade one and spruce it up. The most important components are a very long and dramatic cape, and a badass bat helmet.
How to act: Dark and mysterious. You're in charge, and you're the nightmare that lurks in the shadows. Just creep around people like a crazy person all night and you'll be good.

Cyborg

What to wear: Much like the other members of the Justice League, you have to get that armor together. Since Cyborg is a bit more robotic, the more mechanical you are, the better. And if you can find a way to get that glowing eye, more power to you.
How to act: Like a member of the team who's ready to kick ass, take names, and have a good time doing it.

Superman

What to wear: Superman has perhaps the most iconic costume of the group, but the latest iteration of his look is much more modern. You could modify some of the already existing Superman costumes out there, or build your own with muted spandex and an epic cape.
How to act: Since Superman is from another planet, he lacks the social graces of most humans. A bit distant, but brave.