Batman vs Superman movie news: New photos shows the Daily Planet in one of Chicago's office buildings

More updates about the ongoing filming of Batman versus Superman: Dawn of Justice had been leaked online these past few days.

One of the leaked photos that is being linked to the film is the official logo for the Daily Planet, the broadsheet where Clark Kent (Henry Cavill) and Lois Lane (Amy Adams) are working.

The photo was posted on Twitter by a tenant of 111 E Wacker in Chicago, the same building where the filming is located.

It seems like the Metropolis journal will play a vital role in the upcoming film. This is in contrast with the previous Superman installment "Man of Steel," wherein the newspaper's logo was only seen during the last few sequences of the film.

Lawrence Fishburn, playing the role of Daily Planet Editor-in-Chief Perry White, is also expected to be seen in the location while shooting the upcoming movie.

Meanwhile, both Henry Cavill and Amy Adams are often seen in the streets of Chicago these past few days to shoot several key scenes for the Batman vs Superman movie.

Chicago's Fox 32 news network posted several clips that showed the actors and crews filming various sequences in several areas around the city. One of the footages that had been captured by the local news channel showed Cavill wearing the full Superman costume, while he picks up Adam's character Lois Lane This could be for a flashback scene, since Lane does not look injured, and she was wearing the same clothes that she wore in Man of Steel.

Elsewhere, a YouTube channel called DC Comics Latino America released a video teaser for the upcoming Batman versus Superman film. It started with the logo of the movie, then slowly flashes a massage that the official teaser for the film will debut worldwide during the theater release of The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies on December 17, 2014.

However, Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment did not confirm the validity of the teaser video.

Zack Snyder's Batman versus Superman: Dawn on Justice is expected to be released on March 25, 2016.

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