As Warner Brothers’ Justice League gets set to hit the big screen this November, it’s been revealed that Danny Elfman will be scoring the huge superhero team-up effort.

As per The Hollywood Reporter, Eflman takes over the gig from Junkie XL, who now moves over to The WB’s Tomb Raider reboot. Four-time Oscar nominee Elfman is now stranger to the DC world of heroes and villains, of course, with him having scored Tim Burton’s Batman and Batman Returns plus he provided the theme for the John Wesley Shipp-starring 1990 The Flash TV show.

At present, Justice League has just started some additional photography work in London, with Joss Whedon having taken charge of those shoots due to Zack Snyder having temporarily stepped away from the movie due to the tragic loss of his daughter.

Bringing together Ben Affleck’s Batman, Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman, Henry Cavill’s Superman, Jason Momoa’s Aquaman, Ezra Miller’s Flash, and Ray Fisher’s Cyborg, Justice League is set for a November 10th release.