Clancy Brown | the Captain's JLA blog

Writer	Director	Music	Voice Director
Alan Burnett Paul Dini	Dan Riba Bruce Timm	Harvey R. Cohen	Andrea Romano
Main Cast		Guest Cast
Tim Daly	Superman/Clark Kent	Christopher McDonald	Jor-El
Dana Delany	Lois Lane	Finola Hughes	Lara
Clancy Brown	Lex Luthor	Malcolm McDowell	John Corben
		Corey Burton	Brainiac
		George Dzundza	Perry White
		Mike Farrell	Jonathan Kent
		Shelley Fabares	Martha Kent
		Lauren Tom	Angela Chen
		Jason Marsden	Teenage Clark Kent
		David Kaufman	Jimmy Olsen
		Brad Garrett	Bibbo
		Nicholas Savalas	Attorney
		Charles Howerton	Terrorist Guard
Art Director	Animation Timing Director	Storyboard	Character/Prop Design
Glen Murakami	Thomas McLaughlin Jr.	Troy Adomitis Butch Lukic Phill Norwood	Sharon Bridgeman Shane Glines Dexter Smith Jim Stenstrum Tommy Tejeda Bruce Timm James Tucker Jonathan Fisher Robert Fletcher Scott F. Hill
Animation Services	Animation Directors
Koko Enterprise Co. Ltd.	Yukio Suzuki
Series Story Editors	Series Writers	Series Directors	Producers
Stan Berkowitz Alan Burnett Paul Dini	Hilary J. Bader Stan Berkowitz Alan Burnett Paul Dini Robert Goodman	Hiroyuki Aoyama Curt Geda Kenji Hachizaki Toshihiko Masuda Dan Riba Yuichiro Yano	Alan Burnett Paul Dini Bruce Timm
			Associate Producer
			Haven Alexander
			Executive Producers
			Jean MacCurdy
Theme: Shirley Walker

Previously in “The Last Son of Krypton”:

Krypton, a technologically advanced world destroyed before its time by an nuclear chain reaction within its core. The scientist Jor-El had predicted the explosion, but Brainiac, Krypton’s sentient worldwide computer network, defeated his attempts to save the human population. Brainiac saved itself by transmitting its program to a space probe. At the last moment Jor-El was able to save his infant son, Kal-El, by sending him into space in a small rocketship (“The Last Son of Krypton Part One“).
Kal-El’s rocketship carried him to Earth where he was found by the Kansas farming couple of Jonathan and Martha Kent. The Kents adopted the foundling as their own son and named him Clark Kent. Clark started to display amazing abilities as he aged. It was only in High School that he learnt the truth about his origin and the circumstances of his adoption.
As an adult Kal-El/Clark created two disguises – a public bright-red/blue costumed heroic identity and a secret identity as a mild-mannered glasses-wearing Clark Kent. Shortly after Clark had begun working as a journalist for the Metropolis Daily Planet he used his costumed alter-ego to save his colleague, Lois Lane, during a terrorist attack on a Lexcorp publicity event. The terrorists stolen a prototype battle suit. The costumed Clark pursued the thieves until one of their errant missiles connected with a passing airliner (“The Last Son of Krypton Part Two“).