Justice League Beyond is growing!
So much Batman Beyond the past few days. I’m not complaining.
Is this the roster for the Justice League movie?
These 5 are a solid foundation, but I wonder if Batman, GL, and Superman will be played by familiar faces…
Last, but not least, you can’t go wrong by watching the Justice League episode Comfort and Joy before Christmas. It hits all the right notes for the holiday season.
This month in DC History
The Silver Banshee made a racket as she busted onto the scene in 1987. Seeking vengeance on the McDougal clan that damned her, Siobhan started killing off people in her way to the written history of her clan, which sent Superman on her trail. After that incident Superman even helped her a couple of times. Until Lex put a bounty on their his head. Hopefully one day we’ll get a Silver Banshee: Bounty Hunter comic.
What else happened in 1987?
- Batman gets a Year One and a Year Two, while Jason Todd gets a new backstory. Ironically Jason tried to attack Batman with the tire iron he was using to steal the Batmobile’s tires. Sadly Jason would last to see Batman get a third year in Batman Year Three.
- The JLA (who consisted of mostly minor character like Vibe and Gypsy) disbanded and a new Justice League was formed later that year. Unlike the direction that Batman was going in Year One, the Justice League became light hearted and comical. Under the helm of Max Lord, the team included Mr. Miracle, Black Canary, Dr. Fate, Dr. Light, Guy Gardner, Blue Beetle and Booster Gold. Batman was also in it because he just a chronic joiner. I bet if he’s parents hadn’t die he would have had an extracurricular activity list a mile long in school.
- Something much like the New 52 happened where everyone got a new first issue. Superman got a new first issue, Wonder Woman got a new first issue (and a new backstory), The Flash got a new first issue. Everyone a first issue. It was like Oprah ran DC that year.
Side note: I want you to know that the books I’m using for this sometimes has typos, like it says Silver Banshee appeared in Action Comics 495 and thankfully I figured out that it was actually 595. So if I ever put up the wrong comic cover, forgive me.
Cool buttons from the creator of Little League.
Silver Age Avengers and Justice League by Elena Casagrande.
Reader Onetchu had sent me a message asking about Ace from Justice League Unlimited, so I figured I’d share my favorite image from her last episode.
Penny Arcade brings you their take on the Justice League…
This is utterly fantastic. Give it up for Dennis Culver:
My contribution to the DC Fifty-Too blog was posted today:
http://dcfifty-too.blogspot.com/2011/08/justice-riders-1-by-dennis-culver.html
Above is my piece plus my initial rough and the digital inks but please make sure to visit the blog and check out everyone’s work. There’s a lot of great concepts!
Big thanks to Jon Morris for inviting me to participate.
Really great job sir!
I love when DC gives us something awesome to start the week off with.
This mindless hairy beast is a nearly indestructible force, capable of absorbing punches the likes of Superman and able to regenerate broken body parts. A synthetic being created by Professor Andrew Zagarian, the virtually immortal Shaggy Man brought the Justice League to it’s knees on several occasions.









