the greenman
Well-Known Member
I had been trying to check out JLA in it's completion for some time now. Mostly only able to catch pieces of episodes here and there. Everything was out of order as well. This year I was finally able the entire series, and it is kinda surprising to me, it didn't last longer.
I found the tone and style as a mix of both Batman: The Brave & Bold crossed with the DCAU. Almost a remix of them in totalities. The amount of supernatural stories and characters were just a little too much after awhile. I love the designs as both fresh and classic updates. The fact they still use the regular VAs, though some in different roles. The stories are mostly typical for anyone who's read a comic book and surprised they could fit in such a tight time frame.
One of the main observations for me was the lack of Aquaman. I am guessing the dreaded rights and embargoes existed for him and possibly some other characters. Throwing in a true wildcard like Space Cabbie was both odd, and refreshingly unique. I would have loved to see where they could go with this series.
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I found the tone and style as a mix of both Batman: The Brave & Bold crossed with the DCAU. Almost a remix of them in totalities. The amount of supernatural stories and characters were just a little too much after awhile. I love the designs as both fresh and classic updates. The fact they still use the regular VAs, though some in different roles. The stories are mostly typical for anyone who's read a comic book and surprised they could fit in such a tight time frame.
One of the main observations for me was the lack of Aquaman. I am guessing the dreaded rights and embargoes existed for him and possibly some other characters. Throwing in a true wildcard like Space Cabbie was both odd, and refreshingly unique. I would have loved to see where they could go with this series.
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