DVD : Justice League Unlimited - Joining Forces (DC Comics Kids Collection)

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- Great collection of justice league unlimited episodes.
Great collection the justice league unlimited collection excellent shows

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- Four Stars for quality storys, only three for lack of lenght
The Justice League has some problems. Aquaman looks more like The Old Man of the Sea,then King of the Sea. Wonder Woman does'nt use that great Invisible Robot Plane she used to have, Martian Manhunter's powers and personality seem stolen from an old Marvel hero called The Vision. Amazo's revamped appearence is stolen from an old Marvel villian called The Super Adaptoid. Despite these flaws the series keeps getting better. Drawing and animation is top rate. The storylines are excellant. Sometimes improvements over the original source material of the comics. Unfortuantely, they only give you three measley tales per DVD. Not very economical. If you can get them on sale, they may be worth it. Otherwise wait a bit. Maybe one day Warner Brothers will do it right.

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- Dreams Do Come True
I first became aware of the animated TV show, The Justice League when I came across some of the DVDs at my local library. I loved the storylines and the first rate animation of the characters, but was disappointed by the way the episodes were released. If you haven't been fortunate enough to have seen the Justice League from beginning to end, then you're in the dark when you watch episodes like, 'For the Man Who Has Everything'. Happily the studio has decided to release The Justice League in full seasons. According to one source, Justice League-The Complete First Season, will be available for sale in March of 2006, a 4 DVD set containing all 26 first season episodes(the first season will be in fullscreen format, while the remaining seasons will be in letterbox format) It seems that dreams do come true!

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- Terrific Episodes and Extras
Another JL Unlimited DVD has trickled down from the Warner Brothers vault. It seems they enjoy torturing fans by releasing one DVD a year with three episodes each! That aside, these episodes are even better than the ones in Saving the World.

"The Man Who Has Everything" - A total rip-off of the Batman: The Animated Series episode "Perchance To Dream." It just puts Superman in Batman's place. While the Mad Hatter had trapped Batman in a perfect dream world with a machine, Mongul has trapped Superman with an octopus/flower-like alien life form. Superman is married to Lana, and has a son. They live on Krypton, with Clark's parents. While Superman is in this trance, Wonderwoman is fighting Mongul to rescue him. This episode is very dramatic, and has Superman crying.

"The Return" - Lex Luthor's indestructible android has come to Earth to kill him. Legions of superheroes cannot stop the android. Again, Lex Luthor's character design looks just like Harvey Dent from BTAS. A good episode.

"The Greatest Story Never Told" - The best on the disc. Superhero Booster Gold has come from the future seeking fame and glory, but the only job the JL gives him is crowd control as an evil wizard attacks the city. However, an even greater threat arises as a physics experiment goes awry and releases a black hole. As Booster has no respect, he must deal with this all by himself. Really, really great episode. It shows what being a hero truly means.

The extras on this DVD are great. In "The Science of Superheroes," a jet-propulsion scientist speaks about the laws of physics and space, and how Superman and other heroes beat those laws. In "Voices of Justice," the voice actors for Green Lantern and Wonder Woman, and Andrea Romano, voice casting and director, provide a unique look into voice acting.

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- so good!!!!!!!
THIS IS MY FAVIROTE DVD I OWN, AND I COLLECTED WELL OVER 200!!! THIS IS A MUST HAVE!

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