Justice League: The New Frontier review February 11, 2008
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It is an accomplished, serious and adult adaptation that keeps every ounce of the original story’s brilliance. What we have here is a serious adult superhero story straight out of the Silver Age, but with the weight of the best of modern age storytelling.
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Justice League - The New Frontier (Single-Disc Edition)
Russell To Voice Wonder Woman? January 15, 2008
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TV Guide Online columnist Michael Ausiello reported that Keri Russell will voice Wonder Woman in an upcoming animated straight-to-DVD movie, citing anonymous sources.
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“Futurama,” “Doomsday” Blaze New Markets for Old Series December 31, 2007
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Doomsday has sold 600,000 units since it was released, which is 30% ahead of Warners’ own internal predictions. New Frontier is also tracking ahead of expected preorders.
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Official Doomsday Site May 2, 2007
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Waner Bros. Entertainment has created an official web site for the movie Superman: Doomsday.
Superman: Doomsday & Justice League: New Frontier September 29, 2006
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The Superman Homepage has the following details regarding these two animated features…
Superman: Doomsday
In an epic tale of sacrifice, Superman battles an intergalactic serial killer in a superpowered Armageddon - “Superman: Doomsday”.
Justice League: New Frontier
Live the intense tale of the founding of the greatest band of superheroes ever - “Justice League: New Frontier”.
In this origin epic, a virtual who’s who of superheroes featuring not only Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman, but also Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter and Flash, these very different heroes must overcome their fear and suspicion of one another to forge an alliance against a creature so formidable that it will take all of their powers combined to prevail!
Static Is Back September 27, 2006
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Monday through Friday at 7 AM, Eastern Standard Time on Cartoon Network.
from McDuffie’s web site.
JLU’s Dwayne McDuffie to develop original adult action/adventure animated series August 17, 2006
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BET has inked an agreement to develop a new original adult action/adventure animated series with Dwayne McDuffie, co-creator (with BET’s Denys Cowan) of the Emmy Award and Humanitas Prize winning cartoon, Static Shock. Cowan and McDuffie were co-founders of Milestone Media, Inc., the most successful Black-owned comic book company in history. McDuffie is also a producer and story editor on Cartoon Network’s Justice League, Editor-In-Chief of Milestone Media’s award-winning line of comic books, and has worked as an editor for Marvel Comics and Harvey Entertainment. As head of BET Animation, Cowan will oversee the development of all new projects and work closely with McDuffie.
This is great news! I enjoyed McDuffie’s work on Static (especially the later seasons) and Justice League Unlimited. This partnership should help fill the void left by the cancellation of JLU. We will also get a nice alternative to the “kid-oriented” projects that DC Animation seems to be more interested in developing.
Read the full press release.
Superman: The Animated Series Vol. 3 June 20, 2006
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This set is a must-have for Justice League Unlimited fans that would like to see the history of the Darkseid/Superman feud. Click the pic below to get a great deal on it!
Superman: The Animated Series Vol. 3 (Full Frame)
Brainiac Attacks on Cartoon Network June 10, 2006
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Don’t miss the new movie Superman: Brainiac Attacks, Sat 6/17 6:30 PM EST on Cartoon Network.
If you have a standalone Series 2 Tivo, click the button below to record it.
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Getting your Superhero Fix in the Future May 13, 2006
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The Journal Gazette has a feature on the future on anmimated superheroes, following the demise of Justice League Unlimited. It mentions new TV shows like The Legion of Superheroes and Fantastic Four, and movies like Teen Titans Tokyo and Iron Man.
Also found this comment interesting:
Cartoon Network officials say “Justice League†has been canceled due to low ratings.
Yeah, and CN constantly changing the time slot , putting the show on a long hiatus and lack of promotion had nothing to do with it. Thank goodness for DVDs!
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