I've seen some people tweet some pics of JLA toys on the stands (but I don't recall which stores).Last month I saw a section of Justice League Action toys at Toys R Us. Since the merch appears to be selling well it could end up on there.
I've seen some people tweet some pics of JLA toys on the stands (but I don't recall which stores).Last month I saw a section of Justice League Action toys at Toys R Us. Since the merch appears to be selling well it could end up on there.
If Justice League Action goes to the streaming service I will pull the trigger and get a subscription (at least for a few months). I wouldn't be willing to do that for just Young Justice, Harley Quinn, and Titans.Last month I saw a section of Justice League Action toys at Toys R Us. Since the merch appears to be selling well it could end up on there.
That site also says that Milo Murphy's Law is ending and Bunsen Is a Beast is ongoing. I think I'd rather hear from something more official, like one of the creators/writers before I believe anything from this website.Bad news from Tomb Of The Cartoon Monkey--
https://tombcartoonmonkeyskeleton.blogspot.com/2018/01/work-around-town-too.html?m=1
I just assumed it was listed under there because an Adult Swim animation studios is working on it.That website also says that Close Enough is an Adult Swim show when it's 100% confirmed to be TBS. it's just plain unreliable. But I do think JLA is dead unless it moves to the streaming service
I was worried as soon as it was apparent it hadn't gotten a guaranteed second season-order like other CN shows .I'm not surprised. When season 2 wasn't confirmed at New York Comic-Con I began to worry.
Yeah, but one thing to take in account is the underperformance of JL the movie. The Studio executives have very good reason to steer clear of this. JLA just needs a bigger fan base at this point, but alas it won't matter.I certainly hope DC/WB will feel passionate or confident enough about JLA to find a way to keep it going somehow if Cartoon Network has, once again, proven to not be the right fit for it.
Obviously there's plenty of interest from the cast and crew to keep it going .
Don't forget Executive Meddling also as well.Yeah, but one thing to take in account is the underperformance of JL the movie. The Studio executives have very good reason to steer clear of this.
It's all about branding. They should have called it "Justice League Teen Titans Go! Action".I'm tempted to take this information with a grain of salt, but at the same time...with the way things have been going it doesn't really seem all that unlikely either, unfortunately .
I don't know what went wrong. Was it still too much of a DC action cartoon for CN's tastes? Did the ratings matter at all? Was the merchandise sales just not enough again ?
But whatever the reasoning, the truth is that, once again, a fun, charming, and great DC cartoon was cut short on Cartoon Network .
Sounds like they needs a Theme song.It's all about branding. They should have called it "Justice League Teen Titans Go! Action".
Anti Marvel? Hunk? What do you mean?I guess we can safely say WB killed JLAction by tainting the whole brand thanks to their decision to become the Anti Marvel. Weird how it only lasted 5 years.
Man of Steel came out in 2013.