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Justice League (vol. 2)

Justice League (vol. 2) #3

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By Jason Kirk / 01 December 2011 / Features, Recent Comic Book Series / 0 Comments

Issue Credits

Writer: Geoff Johns
Penciller, Cover Penciller: Jim Lee
Inker, Cover Inker: Scott Williams
Colourist: Alex Sinclair, Hi-Fi, Gabe Eltaeb
Letterer: Patrick Brosseau
Cover Colourist: Alex Sinclair
Variant Cover Penciller: Greg Capullo
Variant Cover Inker: Jonathan Glapion
Variant Cover Colourist: Fco Plascenia
Assistant Editor: Darren Shan
Editor: Brian Cunningham

Quotes

Wonder Woman: CREATURES OF EVIL! BACK TO HADES!Flash: Uh… wow.Green Lantern: Dibs.

Synopsis “Justice League Part Three” (22-pages)

Previously: It is five years ago and Earth’s newly emerged superheroes are feared by a populice who cannot yet tell them apart from the supervillains. Matters begin when Gotham City’s Batman and Coast City’s Green Lantern find themselves fighting the same winged mechanical-demon. Together they follow-up the possibility that it is an alien creature by questioning the alien Superman in Metropolis. A misunderstanding leads to a brawl and Green Lantern calls in the Flash to back them-up. The four heroes have only just got their personal misunderstandings sorted when a box they seized from the first monster starts “pinging”. A massive teleportation portal suddenly opens and a hoard of identical creatures poor through. A second portal simultaneously opens in Detroit’s STAR Labs severely injuring Victor Stone, the son of Silas Stone, the scientist who had been studying another of the alien boxes.

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Young Justice Season 1

Young Justice: Downtime

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By Jason Kirk / 06 March 2011 / Episode Reviews, Features / 5 Comments

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Episode Credits

Writer	Director	Music	Voice Director
Kevin Hopps	Jay Oliva	Kristopher Carter Michael McCuistion Lolita Ritmanis	Jamie Thomason
Main Cast		Guest Cast
Stephanie Lemelin	Artemis	Nolan North	Superman
Jesse McCartney	Robin	Khary Payton	Black Manta
Danica McKellar	Miss Martian	Jeff Glenn Bennett	Vulko
Nolan North	Superboy	Jeff Glenn Bennett	Alfred Pennyworth
Khary Peyton	Aqualad	George Eads	Flash (listed as Barry Allen)
Jason Spisak	Kid Flash	Kelly Hu	Paula Crock
		Phil LaMarr	Aquaman (listed as King Orin)
		Yuri Lowenthal	Garth
		Roger Craig Smith	Prince Orm
		Kath Soucie	Queen Mera
		Kath Soucie	Joan Garrick
		Cree Summer	Tula
		Cree Summer	Mary West
		James Arnold Taylor	Topo
		Kath Soucie	Lori Lemaris (uncredited)
		Yuri Lowenthal	Lagoon Boy (uncredited)
		Roger Craig Smith	L-5
Animation Directors	Animation Timing Director	Character Design	Storyboard
Doo-Hyung Lee	James Tim Walker	Dusty Abell Jerome Moore	Jay Baker Tim Divar Phil Langone Lauren Montgomery
Animation Services	Lead Character Designer	Prop Design
MOI Animation Inc.	Phil Bourassa	Andy Chiang Alexander Kubalsky Eugene Mattos
Line Producer	Producer	Executive Producer
David Wilcox	Brandon Vietti Greg Weisman	Sam Register
Theme written and performed by: Kristopher Carter, Michael McCuistion, Lolita Ritmanis

Quotes

Kaldur’ahm: Have you ever wondered what would have happened if I had stayed behind and you had become Aqualad?Garth: Never.Kaldur’ahm: No, neither have I.

Synopsis “Downtime”

August 27th – Young Justice’s fight against Clayface in Gotham City has not gone well. Aqualad (Kaldur’ahm) is the last to fall before the Batman suddenly crashes in through a skylight and disables Clayface with ease. Later at Mount Justice Batman takes Aqualad to task for his failure as team leader. He is told “You’re their leader and your head wasn’t in the game!” Aqualad tries to protest, but realises that Batman is correct. He confesses that after so long of dreaming of the surface world he now finds that his thoughts drift more towards Atlantis. Batman correctly deduces that it is a particular person in Atlantis that Aqualad is missing, but warns him that “you can split your time between the surface and the sea, but not your mind. Either you are here 100% or you need to walk way. Make a decision Kaldur and make it soon.”

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Amazing DC Pantheon Etched on an Etch-A-Sketch

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By Jason Kirk / 25 February 2010 / Art Showcase / 0 Comments

This is quite amazing. It’s the Justice League recreated on an Etch-A-Sketch by the Etch-A-Sketch Man (alias Christoph Brown) and edited together by Nathaniel Brown. What impresses me isn’t just his skill with the device, but a lot of these are actually quite good compositions regardless of the medium.