By: Nicole D’Andria
We’ve
been without a Justice League cartoon since the fantastic Justice League Unlimited (the follow-up to the Justice League TV series) ended its run in 2006. That was a decade
ago and people will still bring up the show when they talk about great animated
series. After Batman: The Animated Series,
of course.
Now,
there will be a new quarter-hour series about the Justice League called Justice League Action. What makes this
announcement even better is the line-up of voice-actors set to be in the show:
Kevin Conroy will be reprising his role as Batman, Mark Hamill will be
returning as the Joker, James Woods (Hades and Owlman) will be voicing Lex
Luthor and Diedrich Bader (Kraven the Hunter) will voice Booster Gold.
The
Justice League, led by Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman, will be leading the
League in this series. As with the previous series, there will be a changing
roster. However, these episodes will only be 11 minutes long. Hopefully,
in-between all the action the show is bound to have, they remember to have some
of the heartfelt and fun stories that were in the previous show.
The
executive producer will be Sam Register (Teen
Titans Go!) and the producers will be Butch Lukic (Justice League, Batman Beyond),
Alan Burnett (Batman: The
Animated Series) and Jim Krieg (Green
Lantern: The Animated Series).
Currently there is no set premier date, but the show will be made by Warner Bros.
Animation and air on Cartoon Network.
What
other heroes and villains do you think we’ll get to see on Justice League Action? Do you think the show will be as good as the
previous Justice League shows? Let me know in the comments below.
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