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Justice League: Fury Part Two

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Episode Credits

Writer	Director	Music	Voice Director
Stan Berkowitz	Butch Lukic	Kristopher Carter	Andrea Romano
Main Cast		Guest Cast
Kevin Conroy	Batman	Julie Bowen	Aresia
Maria Canals	Hawkgirl	Susan Sullivan	Hippolyta
Susan Eisenberg	Wonder Woman	Olivia D’Abo	Star Sapphire
Carl Lumbly	J’onn J’onzz	Karen Maruyama	Tsukuri
Michael Rosenbaum	Flash	Maggie Wheeler	Firefighter
		Vanessa Marshall	Paramedic
Animation Timing Director	Storyboard	Character/Prop Design	Animation Services
Frank Andrina Kirk Tingblad James T. Walker (as James Tim Walker)	Butch Lukic Ricardo Morales Bob Smith Sean Song	Robert Fletcher Shane Glines Art Lee Glen Murakami Tommy Tejeda Bruce Timm James Tucker Glenn Wong	Koko Enterprise Co. Ltd.
			Animation Directors
			Sangwan Lee
Series Story Editors	Series Directors	Producers	Associate Producers
Stan Berkowitz Rich Fogel	Butch Lukic Dan Riba	Rich Fogel Glen Murakami Bruce Timm James Tucker	Shaun McLaughlin
			Executive Producers
			Sander Schwartz
Theme: Lolita Ritmanis, Main Title Design: Bruce Timm, Main Title Animation: Cantina Pictures Visual Effects

Synopsis

Previously in Part One: Aresia had a difficult childhood. She had escaped from the civil war that engulfed her homeland, but lost her mother when the refugee ship they were on was torpedoed by pirates. Aresia clung to a makeshift raft until fate washed her up on the shores of Themyscira, island home of the Amazons, where she was discovered by Queen Hippolyta. Aresia was adopted by the Amazons and was raised alongside Hippolyta’s daughter Diana (the future Wonder Woman). The adult Aresia secretly left Themyscira and hired a team of mercenaries to steal the ingredients she need to create toxin that would kill only men. Superman, the Flash, Green Lantern, and most of the men in Gotham City had already succumb to the toxin by the time Batman and Hawkgirl returned from Themyscira with the truth of Aresia’s origin.

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Justice League: Fury Part One

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Episode Credits

Story	Director	Music	Voice Director
Stan Berkowitz	Butch Lukic	Kristopher Carter	Andrea Romano
Teleplay
Dwayne McDuffie
Main Cast		Guest Cast
Kevin Conroy	Batman	Julie Bowen	Aresia
Maria Canals	Hawkgirl	Susan Sullivan	Hippolyta
Susan Eisenberg	Wonder Woman	Olivia D’Abo	Star Sapphire
Phil LaMarr	Green Lantern	Mark Hamill	Solomon Grundy
Carl Lumbly	J’onn J’onzz	Stephen McHattie	Shade
George Newbern	Superman	Karen Maruyama	Tsukuri
Michael Rosenbaum	Flash	Jose Yenque	Copperhead
		Maggie Wheeler	Antiope
		Vanessa Marshall	Lipstick Lady
		Julianne Grossman	Phillipus
Animation Timing Director	Storyboard	Character/Prop Design	Animation Services
Kirk Tingblad James T. Walker (as James Tim Walker)	Butch Lukic Ricardo Morales Bob Smith Sean Song	Robert Fletcher Shane Glines Art Lee Glen Murakami Tommy Tejeda Bruce Timm James Tucker Glenn Wong	Koko Enterprise Co. Ltd.
			Animation Directors
			Byunggi Lee
Series Story Editors	Series Directors	Producers	Associate Producers
Stan Berkowitz Rich Fogel	Butch Lukic Dan Riba	Rich Fogel Glen Murakami Bruce Timm James Tucker	Shaun McLaughlin
			Executive Producers
			Sander Schwartz
Theme: Lolita Ritmanis, Main Title Design: Bruce Timm, Main Title Animation: Cantina Pictures Visual Effects

Synopsis

A lone guard on the front gate of Gotham Biotech is incapacitated by the mercenary Copperhead. He, Solomon Grundy, the Shade, and Star Sapphire were part of Lex Luthor’s failed mercenary group (Injustice For All). They have since been hired, along with a Japanese swordswoman called Tsukuri, to provide assistance to a mysterious blond-haired woman. Copperhead is charmed by her praise, as is Grundy when she asks him to force open the main door. Once inside Tsukuri knocks out the guards and the Shade covers their path with darkness.

Inside the facility’s massive vault they find a single plant specimen. It is obviously valuable to their leader, but it remains a mystery to the hired help. The villains are on their way out when the Batman arrives. He breezes through the gang, knocking out each villain in turn until only the blond leader is left. He asks her name, but she tells him that she “Answers to no man! Not even you!” Batman underestimates her strength. She over powers him, but leaves him alive. What she doesn’t notice is that the Batman has torn off her necklace during their fight.

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