Justice League - Season One (DC Comics Classic Collection)

Justice League - Season One (DC Comics Classic Collection) | George Newbern, Kevin Conroy | This season couldnt have been any better!

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	Justice League - Season One (DC Comics Classic Collection) George Newbern, Kevin Conroy Warner Home Video, 2006 average customer review:based on 89 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Superman Batman Wonder Woman The Flash Green Lantern Martian Manhunter and Hawkgirl they have all used their unique powers to fight evil across the galaxy. These 7 super heroes unite to become the Justice League. These 26 adventures feature battles with favorite villains like Lex Luthor Vandal Savage and sorceress Morgan Le Fey. Acts of justice include saving Aquaman from a coup and clearing Green Lantern's name in a charge of genocide. From the smash hit TV series these triumphant tales of teamwork will enthrall and inspire!Running Time: 575 min.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: ANIMATION/ADULT SWIM UPC: 012569750098 Manufacturer No: 75009

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Simply amazing

I've never been moved to write a review on amazon for anything I've purchased, but after watching the first three episodes of Justice League Unlimited I've been floored. I've been a fan of most of the DC cartoons since the first Batman cartoon in the early 90s, but JLU surpassed all of them.

The stories are excellent, well thought out and have exciting climaxes and satisfying resolutions. The characters are astonishingly true to their comic book personas. The first episode features Green Arrow and they nailed his character to a tee, including a small run in the Black Canary!

If you like the DCU this disk is a must have!

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This season couldnt have been any better!

I advice everyone who is a major DC or even if you ar not a fanatic to get the first season of JLA. Extremelly entertaining for all ages. U will not be disapointed.

"Comic Geek's" Dream

As a fan of the art, story and legends behind the major figures of the DC comic universe this animated series was a more than competent transition from page to screen. It was a very welcome series to enable one to see familiar characters that have already been seen in movies and tv (Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Flash) as well as those which are just as popular on page but who may not occupy such ready familiarity outside the actual comic book medium (Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter, Hawkgirl). The art style is very modern and an upward evolution from the first Batman animated series circa 1990s. Themes tend to be a bit mature and not as "sugar coated" as in decades gone by, but this is also a positive modern enhancement for audiences who welcome a "thinking" storyline.

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Wonderfully nostalgic

For a few years there was a significant effort to bring decent storytelling and characterization to the realm of animated superheroes; Justice League and its successor, along with the earlier Batman and Superman animated series, were high points of the period. Sadly, these days we're sliding deeper into the 'oh, the humanity' and endless angst aspects.

Instead of declining into the foppish triteness of earlier efforts (Superfriends, et al), the creators made an effort to inject some measure of 'real' personality into the Leaguers, and occasionally even into the "villains" (though happily they did not allow the latter to get out of hand in this season). These heroes generally would not be embarrassing to be around (maybe even kind of cool to hang with). Likeable, generally. So unlike the earlier Hanna-Barbera style buffoons.

If there was one down point for me, it was the excessive 'politeness' and 'correctness' of Superman. He sounded too much like a guidance counselor at a politically correct college at first, though things improved as the season progressed.

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Great!