This isn't a review in the strictest sense, but I should mention that I'm loving the boxed set DVD for Justice League Unlimited. The packaging says "season one" on it, but it's actually the third season of the long-running "Justice League" show that started 2001 (after it underwent a slight reformatting and a title change). In fact, depending on who you ask, this box contains either just 1 season of 26 episodes, or 2 seasons of 13 episodes.
One thing I especially like about it is that it strikes a particular balance with its light-hearted moments such as in the Mr.Miracle episode...

The show reintroduces the Flash after a very conspicuous absence in the early episodes. He's confiding with Elogated Man about how "they still treat[him] like their teenaged sidekick!" (this is, BTW, a nod to Wally West's history as Kid Flash back in the 70's). "Do you think I'm immature?"
Camera zooms out to reveal...

...that The Flash and Elogated Man have been engaged in Rock'em Sock'em Robots the whole time! "Not a bit," says Elogated Man. ^_^;
3 comments:
Flash rocks.
Ive actually never saw this before..
Michael Rosenbaum's voice really brings Wally to life for me. Too bad he appears less and less during the "Unlimited" series. A couple of episodes later he claims to have dinner with both Hawkgirl and Wonder Woman at the same time "cuz [he's] a stud!" (in actuality he'd just failed at trying to mend the bad-blood between those two).
DJ: you really need to check out the DVD sets - best bang for the buck if you're looking for decent non-anime cartoon entertainment.
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