DVD : Justice League - Season Two (DC Comics Classic Collection)

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Rating:

- Aspect ratio and interlaced fuzzy look
I love the first season of this show. I was very excited to get the second season going since it's widescreen. The problem: It's not anamorphic so it's actually smaller on your 16:9 TV than the first season (which was 4:3). If you figure out a way to blow it up (or even if you don't) it will look bad. It has an interlaced fuzzy look. It's like there are extra lines that shouldn't be there. It's almost like you can't quite focus on the picture. It is by no means "Crisp." I love the show, but this is such a disappointment. There are a few other reviews that discuss this same issue. Read them.

Rating:

- good quality, and it was entertaining.
I don't have anything bad to say about it, I enjoyed it so much that I am about to order another cartoon soon

Rating:

- Justice League Season 2
Tighter writing than the first season.
"Twilight" builds on the Superman/Darkseid clash in Superman's own show.
The Batman/Wonder Woman romance hinted in season 1 builds in an action packed Batman-focussed return appearance of Vandal Savage "Maid of Honor".
Green Lantern's romance with Hawkgirl peaks in"Wild Cards", only to fall apart in the 3 part season finale "Starcrossed" (which also has a great Batman/Wonder Woman moment in pt2.
Guest stars include Aquaman, Dr Fate, New Gods, Eclipso.
"A Better World" is a great parallel universe story, showing what would happen if the core members of the JL ... (well I won't spoil it).
The xmas episode "Comfort and Joy" is included too.
Batman's butler Alfred (still voiced by Efrem Zimbalist Jr) appears in "Hereafter" and "Starcrossed".
Plenty for JL fans to lap up.

Rating:

- Great Series
Well I'm going to keep my review short. I think this series is one of the better ones & I enjoyed watching. Features your regular Justice League superheroes. Quick delivery and no problems with any CD. I've not been disappointed with any Justice League series so far. Highly recommended.

Rating:

- The Definitive Heroes
The Justice League cartoon series presents these classic DC comics heroes at their best, building on their already iconic reputation, and giving the characters depth and realism. The variations of the different characters play well off each other. Superman is the big boyscout, Batman the dark loner, Flash the irresponsible goofball, Green Lantern the disciplinarian, Wonder Woman the warrior princess, Martian Manhunter the outsider, and Hawkgirl the hothead. This second season presents some truly interesting stories that affect the league members personally, while still delivering healthy doses of action.

I am not really a fan of the DC comic books, but this cartoon offers more complex and interesting stories than any of the major films based on the same characters. The animation is better than average, and is perhaps the best 2D animation ever made for these heroes (easily beating out the 70's Superfriends show). A truly distinguished and well done modern treatment of these classic characters. The episodes are so well done in fact, that some of the stories and action might be too intense for toddlers and younger viewers.

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