Regardless of how you felt about Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice (that's already been debated ad nauseam), we can all admit something was slightly off about Ben Affleck's Caped Crusader. He seemed to have no issue taking lives, something that drew ire from longtime fans of the iconic character.

In a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, Affleck admitted that his Batman had a lot of repressed rage coursing through his veins, which led him to make some questionable decisions.

"He started out with all this rage directed at Superman, because of his coworkers who had died in the fight Superman had with Zod," he said. "He was holding on to a lot of anger, in a little bit of an irrational way."

But prepare to see a more traditional take on the Dark Knight in the forthcoming superhero team-up movie, Justice League. "This is a much more traditional Batman. He's heroic. He does things in his own way, but he wants to save people, help people."

Traditional, you say?

The actor likens this lighter version of Batman to the character you'd see if you opened up an issue of a Batman comic book. That's not to say Bats is no longer broody in Justice League. His surly demeanor is as integral to the character as that mask. And those gauntlets. And the batmobile. Just because he has to work with a team doesn't mean he plays nice with others.

In addition to a new attitude, Bats will also be rocking a new Tactical Batsuit in the film, which looks a hell of a lot more practical than the Mech Batsuit that the Caped Crusader designed to fight the Man of Steel in Batman V Superman. The new and improved Batsuit was created so that the Bat could "step up his game" in combat situations with superpowered adversaries, like the immortal Steppenwolf. And those cool new built-in goggles? They're worn to pilot the Night Crawler, a brand-new Bat-vehicle that you can peep in the trailer.

Justice League hits theaters November 17, 2017.