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Episode Credits
| Writer | Director | Music | Voice Director |
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| Keith Damron | Butch Lukic | Michael McCuistion | Andrea Romano |
| Main Cast | Guest Cast | ||
| Kevin Conroy | Batman | Michael T Weiss | Etrigan/Jason Blood |
| Susan Eisenberg | Wonder Woman | Olivia D’Abo | Morgaie Le Fay |
| Carl Lumbly | J’onn J’onzz | Pam Grier | My’ria’h |
| Michael Rosenbaum | Flash | Soren Fulton | Mordred |
| Dave Thomas | Harv Hickman | ||
| Animation Timing Director | Storyboard | Character/Prop Design | Animation Services |
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Koko Enterprise Co. Ltd. |
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| Series Story Editors | Series Directors | Producers | Associate Producers |
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Shaun McLaughlin |
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| Sander Schwartz | |||
| Theme: Lolita Ritmanis, Main Title Design: Bruce Timm, Main Title Animation: Cantina Pictures Visual Effects | |||
Synopsis
Previously in “Knight of Shadows” Part One: Jason Blood, a friend of the Batman and the cursed alter ego of the demon Etrigan, has been hunting the sorceress Morgaine Le Fay. She seeks the Philosopher’s Stone, a relic from the days of King Arthur, that will allow her to restore Camelot and place her son Mordred on its throne. Having traced the stone to Castle Branek, Le Fay learns that it must have been taken by either Professor Henry Moss or the publisher Harv Hickman. The Justice League separates into two groups to reach both men before Le Fay. Etrigan, Batman, and J’onn J’onzz get to Moss first, but he doesn’t have the Stone. Their trap for Le Fay is ruined when J’onn stalls before her illusion. Etrigan then accuses the Martian of being in her thrall.






















































