Justice Society: World War II

The film focuses on a conventional wartime narrative with no explicit representations of LGBTQ+ identities. There are no non-straight relationships among the main characters.

Female characters like Wonder Woman and Black Canary play key roles and demonstrate significant tactical skills and physical strength, challenging the typical gender stereotypes of the era.

The film features a multi-ethnic cast that challenges the traditionally homogeneous depictions of the Golden Age. This diverse casting broadens the scope of the wartime hero mythos.

The story follows a traditional hero-versus-villain structure focused on the conflict between Allied and Axis powers. It does not critically examine Western institutions or subjective morality.

Characters are defined by their superhuman abilities rather than physical or neurological differences. The film does not focus on characters dealing with disabilities.