James D.

Is this even necessary? The Ninja Turtles by a LANDSLIDE among LANDSLIDES.

This Saturday's episode was brilliant. Amazo returned to Earth and basically kicked the ass of every Justice League member around (except Batman because for some reason, he was nowhere to be found) while trying to find Luthor. Luthor's dialogue with Amazo when Atom shrinks him into the subatomic universe is OUTSTANDING. I urge you all to watch the replay of this episode. Check Cartoon Network's website for the replay time.

Well, obviously I'm not happy about the push back, but who knows? Maybe it'll be put back to the Christmas season. They'd be IDIOTS not to... And that box art is SWEETNESS.

The correct answer is Gill. That guy is a fucking BASTION of cheapness. And he's a shithead, too.

(This is Oliver by the way.) Scene: New York City Conditions: Daredevil is out patrolling the skyline as usual when he hears through his superhuman hearing a break in at a local store down below. He goes down to see that the culprit(s) is/are long gone. He tracks the heartbeats and thermal patterns of people who were around the area at the time and somehow picks up the track of Green Arrow accidentally. Arrow, of course, was not the burglar. He was in town on routine work for the Justice League and just happened to be in the area. However, Daredevil assumes Arrow is the criminal and proceeds to attack. Obviously, this is not a fight to the death. Arrow is trying to defend himself while Daredevil is the aggressor. Who wins and subdues the other first?

BATTLE OF THE SHARP POINTY OBJECTS!!! Scene: Forest Conditions: Battle to the Death--Wolverine is out soul-searching again out in the wilderness. Unfortunately, he picks the newest area where Jason Voorhies just happens to be looming around. Jason and Wolverine stare at each other for a heated minute and Jason lunges at him prompting the battle. Who wins in this gorefest?

Saturday's episode bored me to tears. Seriously, who gives a flying fuck about Booster Gold??? Why dedicate an entire episode to a guy no one knows or cares about?

Juggernaut. It'll take him a while due to Jason's tendency to never stay down, but Jugs'll do it. All Jason has is a machete and unbelieveable stamina. A fucking butcher knife isn't going to cut through the Cyttorak armor.

If nothing else, I can burn you a CD and send it up your way. I have all of the first 5 episodes and I'm working on the sixth, which was last week's episode with Green Arrow, The Question, and Supergirl.

I'm diggin' the animation, but the characters' designs are quite bizarre. The guy who is doing Joker's voice is no Hamill, but from that preview, it looks like he will do a good job.

I have read that either tonight's episode or next week's episode will feature the return of Amazo and Lex Luthor to the Justice League shows. Amazo will be gunning for Luthor for revenge or something. All I can say is--FUCK YES. Amazo kicked the JLA's ass all over the place last time and I can't wait to see how Green Arrow and the other new members react to the android.

I've always wondered what would happen if the Lantern ever had to save a school bus.

Yes it is Cyber. I figured you'd like that one since you are high on bone claw Wolvie.

Nope.

Okay...two questions: 1.) What the hell happened to Kyle? 2.) What the hell happened to John Stewart? God, I'm digging myself deeper and deeper into the hole of stupidity...

In the first series of Wolverine comics, who is the ONLY person that Wolverine admits being afraid of?

Hal Jordan is dead...isn't he?

Graydon Creed

*cough* Kingpin *cough* I couldn't care less about Aquman so this news doesn't really affect me, but as "This Is Spinal Tap" says, "Money talks, creativity walks." You know, as soon as I typed that, I thought..."Ah, shit...Kingpin." Still, Aquaman is FAR from a comedic character. Hell, I'd say behind Batman, he's probably the least likely person in the JLA to fit into some kind of goofy comedy.

Yes, because a story about a man whose hand is severed off is PERFECT for a screwball comedy. :bang:

Off of Lime Wire.

I've downloaded Episode 3 of JLU from this season. It's titled "Kid Stuff". Basically, while stealing the Amulet of First Magic (the source of all earthly sorcery), Mordred turns on his mother, Morgain LeFay, and banishes her and every adult on the planet to barren dimension. There, LeFay makes a bargain with Superman, Batman, Diana, and Lantern (who have also been banished, obviously). She transforms them into child versions of themselves which allows them to return to Earth. So, the Justice Kids have to stop Mordred and return the planet's adults back to Earth. It's quite funny.

Keaton was brilliant as Batman for two 2.5-hour movies. Conroy has been brilliant as Batman for over a decade. That's my explanation.

That issue of Wolverine is the heart and soul of my comic book collection.

I flipped a coin between Keaton and Conroy and.... ...Conroy. I like that choice. He has done AWESOME as Batman in all the series.