American animated superhero series which ran on Cartoon Network from 2001-2004 as part of the DC animated univers
Justice League vs Godzilla vs Kong #1 Writer – Brian Buccellato Artist – Christian Duce Every Thursday, I visit Eide’s Entertainment to grab new comics. Before I leave, I visit my friends Jimbo and Paul to see how they are … Continue reading Comic Book Review – Justice League vs Godzilla vs Kong #1
Good morning and welcome to Comic Book Chat! Today’s Discussion – Your Favorite Justice League Lineup Chicken of Tomorrow’s Zack Snyder’s Justice League Thread is here! Thanks for posting it COT! Everyone is abuzz with the re-release of Justice League … Continue reading Comic Book Chat – Favorite Justice League Lineup
The release of Zack Snyder’s Justice League is imminent and I’m sure everyone is either excited or fatigued about it. This thread is dedicated to building your ideal Justice League. The team will consist of either 7 or 8 members … Continue reading Build Your Own Justice League
It’s official: on March 18th, we’ll live in a society.Zack Snyder’s Justice League | Official Trailer | HBO Max – YouTube Discuss the raw EDGE here. Superman’s wearing, if possible, an even darker outfit! Jared Leto looks like he just … Continue reading Zack Snyder’s Justice League:Official HBO MAX Trailer
There’s a lot to like about the animation style of the Bruce Timm & Eric Radomski DC Animated Universe. The simple lines of Toth and Filmation with the atmosphere and fluidity of Raw, Vortex and Fleischer Superman. I grew up … Continue reading From the Longbox: How to Draw Batman & The DC Comics Superheroes
I’d been giving some thought to rewatching Justice League for some time. Maybe not the first season, which is fine, but mostly underwhelming, if I’m being honest. (“Legends” is legitimately great.) Definitely the second season, which starts off very well with … Continue reading Justice League Season 2 Recap
One of the things that Justice League does especially well is to maintain its continuity. The episodes here are connected though not serialized; each one largely stands alone, but with respect to those previous. So when a storyline references previous … Continue reading Justice League, “Starcrossed”
When you commit to writing about an entire season of television, you even write about the holiday specials. That’s how it works. “Comfort and Joy” is pretty light fare, easily the least consequential episode of Justice League. I’ll probably leave … Continue reading Justice League, “Comfort and Joy”
The Joker is a Justice League problem. On one hand, he’s an iconic character, maybe the greatest DC villain. His DCAU voice actor has created a memorable, even distinctive take on the character. Plus, he’s a colorful lunatic, naturally suited … Continue reading Justice League, “Wild Cards”
This episode opens like so many episodes: villains assembling and developing a plot, a fight against the league, Kalibak badly losing a fight. I enjoy these fights, with the differences in strength and ability, but the opening is too straightforward. … Continue reading Justice League, “Hereafter”
Our Justice League is a happy family. Mostly. Sometimes Superman and Batman disagree, and Flash has a somewhat different philosophy than, say, Green Lantern or Hawkgirl. Occasionally Diana suffers from culture clash between her isolated upbringing and the world … Continue reading Justice League, “The Secret Society”
There’s a bonus feature on the third disc of the JL season 2 DVDs, “Justice League Declassified”, where Bruce Timm and the other creative staff talk about the differences between season 1 and season 2. One of the first things … Continue reading Justice League, “The Terror Beyond”
With the second season of Justice League, our superheroes are allowed to have some depth. Batman and Superman are largely established, and we’ve spent some time following Diana and John. Flash, though, is something of a mystery. He’s a mainstay … Continue reading Justice League, “Eclipsed”
There’s a story about Leonardo Da Vinci (I think), where his patron sent a messenger to ask for a sign of progress. Da Vinci drew a perfect circle, free-hand, and sent it with the messenger to show his progress. A … Continue reading Justice League, “A Better World”
The Green Lantern Corps are a mainstay of the DC universe. They’re a simple concept: light rings, willpower, good…most of the time, anyway. Those rings are formidable in the right hands. Even the toned-down DCAU versions still stand up against … Continue reading Justice League, “Hearts and Minds”
Even the Justice League deserves a softball once in a while. There are only so many great threats out there, even in the DCAU, who are capable of posing issues for the entire league. So it makes perfect sense that … Continue reading Justice League, “Maid of Honor”
A couple years ago, the ‘pitch bible’ for Batman: The Animated Series was released online. It’s black-and-white, some graphics, but the scans make it look like a typewriter document. There’s a lot of good information there, from the episode structure … Continue reading Justice League, “Only A Dream”
One of the challenges of developing a Justice League show is finding credible threats for the league. Some of this is accomplished by toning down the league’s powers; it also helps to allow Superman or J’onn a sick day here … Continue reading Justice League, “Tabula Rasa”
We start here. There is another entire season of Justice League, but this is where I feel the show becomes something great. And what happens in this season forms the foundation of the storylines that would drive Justice League Unlimited, which everyone … Continue reading Justice League, “Twilight”
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