Series News
News on DC Universe Direct to Video Movies, DC Showcase Shorts, and DC Animated Series will be posted as well as information on new releases of past series. In most cases a link will accompany each headline back to the original article. News on the DCAU originates from animation and comic book related news sites, personal staff forums, blogs, or comic book conventions. Fans beware, in some cases, false news does get spread among the Internet.
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DC Nation
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March 23, 2011: Warner Bros., DC Entertainment and Cartoon Network have teamed up to create DC Nation, a multi-platform block of exclusive branded original content. It is set for 2012, when Cartoon Network becomes the exclusive home for original DC animation properties. DC Nation will serve as an on-air and online programming block that includes: event programming, interstitials, exclusive behind the scenes of theatrical production, and an insider look into the world of all things DC. Turner Article
March 23, 2011: Warner Bros. Animation will be diving deeper into the DC Universe with characters you'd never expect to be animated. TV Guide Article
April 1, 2011: DC Nation will be a one hour block. CBR Article
July 1, 2011: DC Nation is tentatively set to launch in March 2012. s8 Tweet
August 4, 2011: Five brand-new shorts of the Plastic Man 2006 pilot are being made. A.V. Club Interview Page 2
September 2, 2011: Jason Marsden just recorded for DC Nation shorts. Jason Marsden Tweet
September 24, 2011: Interview with Sam Register mentions a new series of shorts included in the DC Nation block. Variety Article
October 4, 2011: Sam Register reveals the shorts being made: Aardman Animation making new claymation Batman shorts, Plastic Man animated shorts, Lauren Faust is making Super Best Friends Forever featuring Wonder Girl, Batgirl, and Supergirl, and Doom Patrol. WF Article
October 4, 2011: Sam Register reveals the shorts will be one minute to one minute and a half in length and the interstitials will be live action news segments. MIP Jr 2011 Video 30:54 mark
October 18, 2011: There wil be a Super Best Friends Forever comic to tie in with the DC Nation short. Bleeding Cool Article
November 14, 2011: Video of DC Nation commerical aired on Cartoon Network on November 11, 2011. The Source entry
November 15, 2011: Ben Jones reveals he is working on a series of shorts for DC Nation. WF Interview
November 15, 2011: Brianne Drouhard confirms she is working on a short about Amethyst of Gemworld. She made the clip, seen in the commercial with color help came from Claire Lenth and video composite from Will Feng. potato farm girl Blog
February 3, 2012: DC Nation starts on March 3rd. Ask Greg
DC Universe News
July 19, 2009: Adam Green is writing Aquaman: Hero of Atlantis this summer. It features Aquaman and Ocean Master versus the Kordax. It should be come out in 2011/2012. Fear Net Splash Chat
January 19, 2010: Michael Jelenic has a few projects on the pipeline. Word Balloon - Michael Jelenic and James Tucker Interview
February 23, 2010: A Green Arrow origin story script by Tab Murphy was put on the back burner a couple years ago. Newsarama Article
March 22, 2010: In 2008, Lauren Montgomery pitched a movie adaptation for Batgirl: Year One but it was turned down. Blogspot Entry
April 25, 2010: A Green Lantern: First Flight sequel, Wonder Woman sequel, Hush, The Long Halloween, Aquaman: Hero of Atlantis, Teen Titans: Judas Contract, and Vampire Batman are pitches or stories that have been rejected or shelved the past few years. TMT Interview
July 26, 2010: Dwayne McDuffie is interested in writing an Aquaman script. SDCC DC Showcase mp3 Download
July 30, 2010: An R-rated movie is a hot and cold trend. There might be an announcement in the coming months. They have 2 scripts that must be rated R. Would love to adapt The Authority. When asked about a Vertigo movie, Bruce Timm replied "Maybe." Comic Hero News Q&A Video
October 13, 2010: An R-Rated Vertigo script is currently shelved due to an ongoing rights issue. NYCC 2010 Toon Zone Roundtable
October 20, 2010: Bruce Timm talks about the DC Universe, All-Star Superman, and Green Lantern: Emerald Knights. Newsarama NYCC 2010 Video Q&A
February 19, 2011: Jerome Moore, Character Designer, posts character design for a dinosaur in an unannounced project. Jerome K Moore Deviation
February 20, 2011: Bruce Timm hopes to bring back voice actors that participated in the popular animated series Justice League for future film or television projects, and coyly said it is possible fans will see The Flash or Martian Manhunter spotlighted in future animated films. Daily Blam Article
March 6, 2011: DC Comics Editor-in-Chief Bob Harras replies DCU animated movies will continue to be a mix of adaptations and new stories. CC Article
July 8, 2011: The SDCC 2011 Batman: Year One panel on July 22nd, 8-10 pm, in Ballroom 20 will offer a first glimpse into the 2012 slate of DC Universe movies. SDCC 2011 Friday Schedule
July 23, 2011: Alan Burnett and Geoff Johns are working on a project related to Green Lantern. Comic Vine Article
July 23, 2011: The project related to Green Lantern is a "very requested storyline." DC GL Panel Podcast (17:04 mark)
August 2, 2011: Lauren Montgomery has left Warner Bros. Animation to work on the new series The Last Airbender: Legend of Korra at Nickelodeon. Jay Oliva will be directing the next DC Universe movies. Lauren Montgomery Deviant Art Blog
September 20, 2011: There will be a panel featuring Kevin Conroy, Bruce Timm, and Andrea Romano on Friday, October 14 from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. at New York Comic Con. They "offer a glimpse into the 2012 DC Universe Animated Original Movies slate, give away some exclusive prizes to inquisitive audience members, and quite possibly welcome a few surprise guests to the stage." WF Article
October 15, 2011: New York Comic Con Panel talks about the Catwoman short, Batman: Year One, and Justice League: Doom. CBR Article
Batman: The Dark Knight Returns News
July 24, 2010: A comic book story the staff wants to adapt may be divided into two movies. Titans Tower Article
September 23, 2010: An R-Rated Batman movie was cancelled recently. Gotham Knights Online Paley Center Q&A Video
April 14, 2011: It is rumored the movie adaptation of Frank Miller and Klaus Janson's classic "The Dark Knight Returns" is being produced. Bleeding Cool Article
July 22, 2011: Batman: The Dark Knight Returns will be DC Universe's first two-part movie and "is going to be very, very faithful to the comic." IGN Article
August 28, 2011: Sam Liu is currently storyboarding on the adaptation. CBR Interview, Part 5
December 15, 2011: Background artist William Dunn is currently working on the adaptation. WF Article
Superman vs. The Elite News
July 22, 2011: An adaptation of Superman vs. The Elite, a one-shot story, will follow Justice League: Doom. IGN Article
Justice League: Doom News
September 9, 2010: Dwayne McDuffie confirms and reveals All-Star Superman script was done over a year ago and he just received notes on his third script. Dwayne McDuffie Tweet
October 25, 2010: Lauren Montgomery is currently working on Green Lantern: Emerald Knights, Batman: Year One, and an un-revealed project, quite possibly a 2012 title. Associated Content Interview
February 20, 2011: Bruce Timm hopes to bring back voice actors that participated in the popular animated series Justice League for future film or television projects, and coyly said it is possible fans will see The Flash or Martian Manhunter spotlighted in future animated films. Daily Blam Article
April 1, 2011: The first movie of 2012 will be Justice League: Doom penned by the late Dwayne McDuffie. The movie is loosely based on the "Tower of Babel" comic book story. TZ Article
June 7, 2011: The Legion of Doom and their base, the Hall of Doom will be appearing in the movie. Each superhero will have one of their supervillains featured. CBR Interview
September 16, 2011: Christopher Drake tweets he just finished scoring the movie and notes a 17 minute action cue. Christopher Drake Tweet
September 20, 2011: Footage will be shown on Friday, October 14 from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. at New York Comic Con. WF Article
September 26, 2011: Main voice cast revealed: Kevin Conroy as Batman, Tim Daly as Superman, Susan Eisenberg as Wonder Woman, Carl Lumbly as Martian Manhunter, Michael Rosenbaum as Flash, Nathan Fillion as Green Lantern, and Bumper Robinson as Cyborg. Lauren Montgomery confirmed as director. CBR Article
September 27, 2011: Two images and synopsis revealed: "Justice League: Doom finds Superman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter, Cyborg, and Batman on their heels when a team of super villains discover and implement the Dark Knight's "contingency plans" for stopping any rogue Justice League member. The story is inspired by Mark Waid's much-heralded JLA: Tower of Babel." More voice cast revealed: Phil Morris as Vandal Savage, Olivia d'Abo as Star Sapphire, Alexis Denisof as Mirror Master, Carlos Alazraqui as Bane, Paul Blackthorne as Metallo, Claudia Black as Cheetah, and David Kaufman as Jimmy Olsen. The Royal Flush Gang will also appear. The trailer shown during New York Comic Con will be at the IGN Theater. WF Article
October 14, 2011: First official trailer released offers a first look at Cyborg and several key scenes. IGN Article
October 14, 2011: NYCC panel confirms designs were reused from Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths. The Flash is Barry Allen. TZ Article
October 18, 2011: Screen grabs of sneak peek on Batman: Year One. WF Article
October 19, 2011: First official trailer in standard and high definition format. WF Article
December 12, 2011: Front cover, February 28, 2012 release date, and special features revealed: a sneak peek at Superman vs. The Elite, A Legion of One: The Dwayne McDuffie Story, Guarding the Balance: Batman and the JLA, Their Time Has Come: Cyborg and the DC Universe's New Diversity, Creative team commentary, Bonus Episodes: "Wild Cards" Part One and Two, and a digital comic. WF Article
December 21, 2011: Warner Home Video & MTV Geek will premiere Justice League: Doom on February 13, 2012 in New York at The Paley Center for Media. Cast and crew will attend red carpet interview and post-screening panel. Tickets are limited and first come, first serve at the email "JLDoomNY@yahoo.com." Fans should include their first and last name and a valid email address. WF Article
January 3, 2012: MPAA issues PG-13 rating for sequences of violent action. WF Article
January 4, 2012: Cover Art revealed for all formats. WF Article
January 10, 2012: Official synopsis revealed. WF Article
January 17, 2012: Warner Home Video, Los Angeles Times, and The Paley Center for Media will premiere Justice League: Doom on February 16, 2012 in Los Angeles at The Paley Center for Media. Cast and crew will attend red carpet interview and post-screening panel. Panel hosted by The Times' Hero Complex writer Geoff Boucher. Tickets are limited and first come, first serve at the email "JLDoomLA@yahoo.com" Fans should include their first and last name and a valid email address. WF Article
January 24, 2012: Andrea Romano, Casting and Voice Director, Phil Morris, voice of Vandal Savage, and Kevin Conroy, voice of Batman, will appear during the New York airing at The Paley Center for Media. Red carpet interviews start at 5:30 pm and the film begins at 6:30 pm. WF Article
January 24, 2012: New image and clip of Royal Flush Gang scene released. WF Article
January 24, 2012: 52 second clip of Royal Flush Gang scene released with introduction by Susan Eisenberg, voice of Wonder Woman. CC Article
January 30, 2012: Official interview with Phil Morris, voice of Vandal Savage. WF Article
February 1, 2012: New clip of the Justice League battling the Royal Flush Gang. MTV Geek! Article
Beware the Batman Series
July 24, 2010: The series will be helmed by James Tucker, in CGI, and radically different in tone compared to Batman: The Brave and The Bold. The Batman Universe Video Interview
June 17, 2011: Glen Murakami is producing the series. The series will become a companion to Green Lantern: The Animated Series on the DC Nation block. CC Article
August 18, 2011: Coran Stone was selected by James Tucker to be Character Designer. Stone did designs for four to five months. One of the heads at Cartoon Network felt the concept was too dark and scrapped it. Stone reveals one design, a group shot of Batman, Nightwing, Robin/Damian Wayne, Batgirl/Cassadra Cain, and Catwoman. Dark Knights deviation
August 19, 2011: The scrapped concept had a vibe similar to an arc from the comic books in 1999, "No Man's Land" which depicted "the edge of the end in Gotham." Dark Knights deviation comment
October 4, 2011: Set for 2013, CGI animated, Glen Murakami is the Executive Producer, a classic-looking Batman teamed up with a gun-toting Alfred Pennyworth and Katana. Show will explore the mythology's more obscure villains like Professor Pyg and Mr. Toad along with some of the more well-known ones. Katana is not a replacement for Robin. Don't expect too much of the Joker. WF Article
January 17, 2012: Kurtwood Smith is voicing James Gordon. Smith reveals the first two episodes were recorded before Christmas. Gordon is still a Lieutenant, it is early in the Batman story, Gordon doesn't trust Batman, they help each other on an early case, and the relationship between Batman and Alfred is also still developing. Movie Web Article
Green Lantern: The Animated Series
July 22, 2010: The series will have "the whole Corps and a lot of other familiar faces," according to Geoff Johns. CBR Article
July 25, 2010: During the Green Lantern: Emerald Empire panel, it is revealed the series will have "a lot of characters we've seen in the comics as of late" and "Bruce Timm designed a lot of them." SDCC Panel mp3 15.16 minute mark
September 30, 2010: Robert Englund is voicing a villain and he recorded with Josh Keaton. Robert Englund Tweet
September 30, 2010: Robert Englund is voicing Myglom of the Spider Guild. Daily Blam Article
October 1, 2010: Jennifer Hale did work on the show. Demon FM Chat 24 Minute Mark
October 9, 2010: Much of the show will take place in space. Oa is the center of Green Lantern Space. There are Green Lanterns on the frontiers of this space but are far and few between. When the show starts, the bulk will take place where Green Lantern and Red Lantern space intersect. It takes 18 months for a GL to get there so Jordan "borrows" a spaceship. IGN Article
October 9, 2010: Hal Jordan, Kilowog (a big part of the show), Atrocitus, Zilius Zox, Aya (a new and mysterious Green Lantern with strong ties to the GL mythos), Carol Ferris (will be seen a lot), the Guardians (Appa, Ganthet, Sayd), and Salaak will appear. There will be some characters from the DC Universe but not the ones you'd expect. Sinestro is off limits because of the live action movie, but will appear eventually. Black Lanterns might eventually appear. Ch'p, Tomar-Re, and Mogo will probably appear. There are other kinds of Lanterns. Manhunters appear in test footage. IGN Article
October 9, 2010: Some sets shown are a California canyon, Ferris' office, Oan capital, Guardians chamber, Rigel ruins, Colony 12, a lava tunnel, Shard Bridge/Red Lantern headquarters, and Spider Guild prison. IGN Article
October 9, 2010: Expect social justice themes, skipping of the origin story (will be covered in theme song and first parts of pilot), not directly tied to Emerald Knights movie, and each episode is stand alone but there is a very strong arc to tie everything together. IGN Article
October 9, 2010: Five episodes have been recorded. The show's animation style is influenced by 1950's Sci-Fi and CGI animation such as The Incredibles. CGI animation is being done in Taiwan. Characters will die and expect subtle adult humor. The oath will be used in the show. Allusions will be made to the Green Lantern's aversion to yellow. Blog of Oa Entry
October 9, 2010: Weaponers mentioned in addition to Spider Guild and Manhunters as villains. Snapshots of character designs. 4chan Boards Post
October 10, 2010: A preview will come out in late 2011 and the series will officially start in Spring 2012. io9 Article
October 10, 2010: Test footage featuring Kilowog and Hal Jordan fighting Manhunters. 1:48 Youtube Video
October 12, 2010: Hal Jordan and co. will be stuck out on the edge of space in the first 13 episodes. Jordan isn't a rookie anymore but not a veteran yet when the show starts. io9 Article
December 27, 2010: The Manhunters will play a significant role in the second half of season one, the show will begin with a two part episode, and Saint Walker will appear in season one. CC Article
January 23, 2011: Production update: Episode 15 - Recorded voices, Episodes 18, 19, and 20 being written now, Episode 8 animatic done, and Episode 1 - CG layout. Giancarlo Volpe Tweet
March 27, 2011: At MegaCon, Geoff Johns mentions he has read 24 scripts. CC Article
April 26, 2011: Giancarlo Volpe, Producer, posts a production update. The first two episodes are almost fully animated, currently cutting animatics for episodes 12 and 13, writing episodes 25 and 26, "It's really fun but almost overwhelming to be tracking the events of the series quite literally at the very beginning, mid-point, and ending all at the same time," 23 out of 26 episodes have been voice recorded, and currently designing episodes 14-18. Giancarlo Volpe Deviant Art Blog
May 23, 2011: Voice recording for episode 26 was conducted this day. Giancarlo Volpe Deviant Art Blog
July 18, 2011: Official limited edition Hal Jordan maquette is sculpted by Paul Harding, measures approximately 12.3" high x 6.4" wide x 5.5" deep, the cold-cast porcelain statue is packaged in a 4-color box, and goes on sale on sale March 7, 2012 for $125. WF Article
July 22, 2011: Staff created a new Red Lantern for the show named Razor, ship Hal and Kilowog steal has A.I. system and Hal names her "Aya," staff chose to make Red Lanterns more humanoid and their oath a little kid-friendlier, will not be using Sinestro Corps as villains (told specificially not to), Hal will not become Parallax, Dex-Starr might appear, staff might bring in more colors, specifically said "orange is a good color" (hinting at Larfleeze possibly appearing), and staff hopes series will go on many years and inspire spin-offs. IGN Article
July 22, 2011: Razor is a "reformed Red Lantern" "for the ladies" as a "bit of a bad boy," and he will give viewers insight into the mind of a Red Lantern. CBR Article
July 23, 2011: Razor will later switch sides and join the Green Lantern Corps. UGO Article
July 24, 2011: Green Lanterns of other sectors will show up occasionally. Movie Web Q&A 2:57 clip
July 26, 2011: Carol Ferris will get a lot more interesting halfway through the series. Aya will create herself a corporeal form to inhabit and develop a more human personality and attributes. Collider Q&A 2:36 clip
August 6, 2011: Will see others become Lanterns, Carol Ferris doesn't know Hal Jordan is a Green Lantern, one-off's and throw away's will make sense after 13 episodes, Kevin Michael Richardson voices Kilowog, and Grey DeLisle voices Aya. CNI Roundtable 16:07
August 11, 2011: Kevin Michael Richardson confirms voice recording for the first season is done and the voice actors are currently doing ADR. MTV Geek! Article
August 20, 2011: Besides the Red Lanterns, other villains will be from the comics while others will be created for the show. The comic ones may be tweaked a little for the show. CC Episode 45 5:23 Mark
September 6, 2011: Kevin Michael Richardson hints at a huge battle in the season finale. Comics Online Q&A Video 2:38
October 14, 2011: There will be a Larfleeze episode. Newsarama Article
October 14, 2011: First look at Saint Walker from toy tie-in. Kotaku Article (2:04) and AFI Gallery
October 15, 2011: In a future episode, Kilowog will ask, "How many colored Lanterns are there?", it will be "quite a colorful show", won't be too many crossovers with other branches of the DC Universe, Jonathan Adams voices Atrocitus, and Ian Abercrombie voices Ganthet. TZ Article
October 17, 2011: At NYCC Panel, Bruce Timm says "Maybe" to appearances by John Stewart, Guy Gardner, Kyle Rayner, and Sinestro. He later asserts that Rayner is not currently on the table to appear on the show but everyone else is on the table. Hal Jordan returns to Earth later on in the season. CBM Article
October 17, 2011: Paul Harding, digital sculptor, posts turn arounds of Saint Walker toy. Paul Harding Studios Blog Entry
October 21, 2011: Bruce Timm hints if there is a season two and three, two several possible ideas discussed are "Justice League in space" and introducing more DC characters. Some DC characters will appear in season one but "not in the ways you expect." CBR Article
November 5, 2011: From San Diego Comic Con this past summer, Jim Krieg notes the villains will be both from the comics and new ones made for the show. Krieg also states the known villains will be tweaked a little. CC 2:51 Clip
November 8, 2011: Giancarlo Volpe talks about the show. Currently, looking at lighting for episode 9 or 10 and looking at animatics for episode 24. TZ Article
November 11, 2011: Interview with Josh Keaton reveals the strangest thing done so far is "It's a toss up between speaking alien and my reaction to alien fruit exploding in my face." TZ Interview
November 13, 2011: Sam Liu confirms Rick Morales is the second permanent director, there are no guest directors, Morales directs the even numbered episodes, and he directs the odd numbered episodes. Sam Liu deviantArt blog
November 13, 2011: Bruce Timm reveals M'Ten was voiced by Brian George, Salaak was voiced by Tom Kenny, and Shyir Rev's wife and daughter were both voiced by Grey DeLisle. Bruce Timm, Toon Zone Post
November 24, 2011: The first season will feature episodes focusing on Razer, Kilowog, the Red Lantern Corps, the Guardians' secret, backstories for regular or reoccurring characters, and more. The first season of the series will also follow Razor attempting to atone for his past misdeeds as a Red Lantern. WF Article
November 24, 2011: The next new episode is titled "Razer's Edge." Hal and Kilowog will be forced to fight side by side with Razer. Ganthet and Carol Ferris will return later on in the first season. Josh Keaton, voice of Hal Jordan, also auditioned for the role of Razer. CC Article
November 28, 2011: Carol Ferris will return in an episode titled "Old Flame." CC Article
November 29, 2011: Crew did the online for Episode 5. Sam Liu deviantArt reply
December 10, 2011: Giancarlo Volpe and Jim Krieg talk about the series. New images included of Aya, the ship encountering a creature, and who appears to be two Star Sapphires. Animation Magazine Article
December 12, 2011: Interview with Giancarlo Volpe reveals: at the time of interview staff was reviewing animatic for episode 26 and animation for as far as episode 13, there will be a pretty consistent death count in the first 6 episodes, Episode 7 is very intense and is a great "tent pole" event for the first 13, will meet more Green Lanterns than just Hal and Kilowog, will meet more Red Lanterns than Atrocitus, Razer, and Zox, and will be at least one other "lantern color" some where in the first 13 besides red and green. WF Interview
December 12, 2011: ADR session held for Episode 10 today. Giancarlo Volpe Tweet
January 19, 2012: Mixing Episode 10 and recording ADR with Tom Kenny set for January 20th. Giancarlo Volpe Tweet
January 27, 2012: "Beware My Power" will air as two parts starting March 3rd at 10 AM with an encore starting March 4th at 10 AM. New episodes are tentatively set to start March 17th. WF Article
February 2, 2012: Giancarlo Volpe tweets he just listened to music for Episode 13. Giancarlo Volpe Tweet
Young Justice
May 20, 2010: Marina Sirtis will voice Queen Bee, a recurring super villain. Motor City Comic Con Q&A Video
July 23, 2010: Geoff Johns reveals Wonder Girl and Arrowette are being saved for the future partly because the story the staff wants to tell with Artemis. DC Nation Podcast 55:33
July 25, 2010: Peter David will write several episodes. Peter David Blog Entry
July 30, 2010: Weisman and Vietti wrote out a list of 50-60 teen heroes then sifted through them to compile the core 6. The tone of the season is secrets and lies. We'll start off with four teen heroes but one won't join Young Justice. We won't see the core 6 together until Episode 6. A 7th regular will be added halfway into the season. An 8th regular will join at the end of the season. The Justice League is only 3-4 years old. Comic Hero News Q&A Video
August 6, 2010: The producers have complete access to DC characters. Expect the storytelling format to be similar to "Gargoyles" and "Spectacular Spider-Man," stand-alone episodes yet arcs that culminate at certain points. The pilot will be two parts and the season will end with a bang. CBR Article
August 6, 2010: Some characters that don't appear in season one will be in season two, if there is a renewal, because of creative decisions not external restrictions. Ask Greg Reply
August 6, 2010: Greg Weisman is also Story Editor. He wrote four episodes already and maybe two more. Ask Greg Reply
August 16, 2010: Expect more Young Justice and Teen Titans characters to appear. Ask Greg Reply
August 17, 2010: Among the list of Raven, Zatanna, Starfire, Wonder Girl, Harley Quinn, or Joker; some of these characters will appear in season one. Ask Greg Reply
August 18, 2010: Some voice actors that worked on Spectacular Spider-Man will be working on Young Justice. Ask Greg Reply
August 23, 2010: By episode 16, 135 existing characters from the DCU will have appeared. Ask Greg Rambling
September 13, 2010: Greg Weisman reveals episode writing credit order: (1) Greg Weisman, (2) Greg Weisman, (3) Kevin Hopps, (4) Andrew Robinson, (5) Nicole Dubuc, (6) Jon Weisman, (7) Tom Pugsley, (8) Kevin Hopps, (9) Nicole Dubuc, (10) Andrew Robinson, (11) Greg Weisman, (12) Jon Weisman, (13) Tom Pugsley, (14) Kevin Hopps, (15) Greg Weisman, (16) Nicole Dubuc, (17) Andrew Robinson, (18) Peter David, (19) Greg Weisman, (20) Jon Weisman, (21) Nicole Dubuc, (22) Kevin Hopps, (23) Peter David, (24) Jon Weisman, and still being determined which of 25 or 26 Greg Weisman and Kevin Hopps will write. Ask Greg Reply
September 17, 2010: The main directors under Brandon Vietti are Jay Oliva (11 episodes) and Michael Chang (10). The other episodes are being guest directed by Sam Liu (1), Chris Berkeley (2), Matt Youngberg (1) and Victor Cook (1). Ask Greg Reply
September 30, 2010: Besides Aqualad, more original characters will appear but may or may not be before their comics debut. Ask Greg Reply
October 10, 2010: Artemis appears in Episode 6 as Green Arrow's new sidekick. 99% of characters appearing are from the DC Universe. Black Manta pops up at some point. There will be several story arcs, some long, some 3 episodes in length. Aqualad's name is Atlantean (Cal-Du-Ran). In Episode 22, Batman will be questioned why he let a 9 year old become his sidekick and some will agree with his answer, some won't. Pendragon's Post Q&A
October 12, 2010: Speedy has been active for 3 years, Kid Flash for 2 years, and Miss Martian none at all. The villains will be making their own covert ops young supervillain team to counter act the Young Justice. io9 Article
October 29, 2010: Kelly Hu will voice the mother and older sister of Cheshire. IGN TV Article
November 10, 2010: Bombshell is on the master list but won't be in the first season. Some existing stories will be adapted along with new ones being made. Ask Greg Reply
November 24, 2010: Jesse McCartney talks about Robin. Robin and Dick Grayson will get showcased and a few focus episodes. There might possibly be a Russian mission. USA Weekend Article
November 26, 2010: Jesse McCartney hints at Robin's eventual role as leader and a love triangle between Kid Flash, Miss Martian, and Superboy. CBR Interview
January 14, 2011: By episode 24, there will be 174 characters taken from DC Comics. By episode 25 and 26, about 180. Starting with Issue 7 of the comic, Greg Weisman and Kevin Hopps will resume writing duties. MTV Splash Page Interview
January 18, 2011: Greg Weisman confirms he is writing the season finale. Ask Greg Reply
January 19, 2011: Greg Weisman reveals the Justice League was founded about seven years prior, but the public has only known about it for the last three or four. Ask Greg Reply
January 28, 2011: Victor Cook will direct episode 20. Ask Greg Reply
February 14, 2011: Logan Grove recorded (at least) an episode as Garfield Logan. Laura Modeling Success Stories
February 14, 2011: Logan Grove is booked as a series regular for role of Beast Boy. Lori Knight 2/14/11 Tweet
February 16, 2011: Robin, Kid Flash, Aqualad, Artemis, and eventually Miss Martian and Superboy will have friends outside the circle of the six of them. Ask Greg Reply
February 17, 2011: There are things in Issue #1 and 2 that will come up again later on. Every character you see in the comic will show up in the show at one point or another. The Joker appears in the comic because he is a big part of what happened to the Justice League in the past. He's going to show up in the show eventually. Baltazar and Franco CBR Interview
February 25, 2011: The Red Tornado file from "Welcome to Happy Harbor" is disavowed because it contradicts content already planned for future episodes in the series. Ask Greg Reply
March 10, 2011: Wonder Woman's role will expand a bit as the series continues. Ask Greg Reply
March 10, 2011: Aqualad's mother will appear on the show eventually. Ask Greg Reply
March 23, 2011: Young Justice: Invasion is a special 10 episode mini-series spinning out of the original animated series and will air in late 2011/2012. WF Article
March 23, 2011: Young Justice: Invasion will feature a lot of new characters. TV Guide Article
March 29, 2011: Greg Weisman clarifies Young Justice: Invasion is not a mini-series spinoff. Young Justice was renewed for a 10 episode second season for now. Work began on season two on the fourth week of March. New characters will be featured in season two the way they have been episodically in season one. Episode 26 will be timestamped "December 31" and the first episode of season two will be timestamped "January 1." The best guess for when season two will air is late first quarter of 2012. Ask Greg Rambling
April 12, 2011: There's obviously more to Madame Xanadu's story than revealed so far. Ask Greg Reply
April 26, 2011: Peter David confirms he is involved in season two. Completely Comics Podcast; 32 Minute Mark
May 25, 2011: The reason the Justice League was formed will be eventually revealed. Ask Greg Reply
May 25, 2011: Black Manta is aware that Kaldur'ahm is his son. Ask Greg Reply
May 25, 2011: The Justice Society of America was active between 1940 and 1951. During 1941-1945, they expanded to become the wartime All-Star Squadron. Ask Greg Reply
June 9, 2011: David Sobolov hints he's voicing a character in season two. David Sobolov Facebook
July 1, 2011: Young Justice Season Two will launch in March 2012 with DC Nation. s8 Tweet
August 3, 2011: An upcoming story in the comic book will involve another trip to Atlantis and learning more about Aqualad and his family. CBR Article
August 6, 2011: Future episodes will show more of the alien aspect of Miss Martian. CNI Roundtable 16:07
August 9, 2011: Issue 12 will explore where Artemis was in "Downtime," during and after the disastrous Clayface mission. Ask Greg Reply
August 10, 2011: In the near future, Professor Ivo, Clayface, Ocean-Master and Ra's al Ghul will appear in the comics. Issue 7 will reveal a few of Artemis' secrets. WF Interview
August 10, 2011: There will be a prison episode and an episode focused on Red Tornado. Upcoming cameos include from old Teen Titans characters, Justice League characters, Milestone characters, but all sorts of different areas of the DC Universe in general. MTV Geeks! Clip
August 11, 2011: Young Justice Volume One, collecting Issues 0 to 6, is tentatively set for January 2012. WF Article
August 18, 2011: Greg Weisman elaborates a little more on the 1940s as a time when "there were heroes...but that most retired, died, went underground, etc., long ago and that there was a fallow period without super-heroes until Superman showed." Ask Greg Reply
August 19, 2011: Jason Marsden has a role in season two. Jason Marsden Tweet
August 19, 2011: Peter David recently attended a recording session for another episode he wrote (season two, episode six). Peter David Blog
August 21, 2011: Kelly Hu was present at the recording session Peter David attended with his daughter. Peter David Blog
August 22, 2011: Also present at the recording session were George Eads (voice of Flash/Barry Allen), Jason Spizak (voice of Kid Flash/Wally West), and a new actor, Geoff Pierson as Flash/Jay Garrick. Peter David Blog
August 26, 2011: Stephanie Lemelin blogs she is back to work on Young Justice season two. Stephanie Lemelin Blog
September 20, 2011: Mr. Weisman notes Robin and Kid Flash have known each other for less than two years and Wally has known Dick's secret identity less than that. Ask Greg
September 20, 2011: Mr. Weisman confirms Mercy is a cyborg, Clayface's origin will be explored in Issues #11-12, Lex Luthor is 46 years old, and Ra's al Ghul is between 600 and 700 years old. Ask Greg
October 6, 2011: Greg Weisman reveals the byword for the remaining episodes of season one is "escalation," things will ramp up from episode 14 to 26, there will be a few hints about an alien invasion in season one, and so far there are 219 DC characters used. WF Interview
October 14, 2011: Greg Weisman reveals the titles of episodes 17 to 26. Ask Greg Reply
October 17, 2011: Cover, January 18th release date, synopsis, and initial crew details for Issue #12. WF Article
October 20, 2011: Greg Weisman hints either Lucius Fox or Leslie Thompkins will appear in Issue 12. Ask Greg Reply
October 27, 2011: Greg Weisman confirms David Sobolov does a voice in season two. Ask Greg Reply
October 27, 2011: In an interview, Brandon Vietti confirms he wrote episode 5 of season two, the nature of the Team's missions will continue to develop as series progresses, season 2 will explore some of the more "far out" concepts in the DC Universe, and the motivation of the villains will become more clear in future episodes (and then deepen the meaning of certain events in past episodes). WF Interview
October 27, 2011: In an interview, Brandon Vietti explains his duties as producer. The Kubert School Interview
November 2, 2011: Season One, Volume Three will release on February 21, 2012 and includes "Bereft", "Targets", "Terrors" and "Home Front". WF Article
November 10, 2011: The permanent directors for season two are Tim Divar, Doug Murphy, and Mel Zwyer. Ask Greg
November 12, 2011: Greg Weisman reveals Vandal Savage is about 50,000 years old and Issues 11-12 will answer if Ra's al Ghul or Savage have children. Ask Greg
November 14, 2011: Christopher Jones reveals Talia and Ubu will appear in Issue 11. Christopher Jones Blog
November 14, 2011: Cover, February 15th release date, synopsis, and initial crew details for Issue #13. WF Article
November 18, 2011: Christopher Jones blogs offers a tease of page two for Issue #11. Christopher Jones Blog
November 18, 2011: Greg Weisman disavows the year 2011 on Dick Grayson's trophy from "Schooled." It is intentional there is no year for the present events. But the days of the week are based on the 2010 calendar. According to his master timeline, now at 185 pages, relative to events in the past - the present is currently set in 2010. Ask Greg
November 18, 2011: Greg Weisman reveals there was a subplot in "Terrors" that he had a personal affinity for but it was cut it for time. The subplot will wind up appearing in issues #14 and 15. Ask Greg
November 22, 2011: How Mammoth ended up in Belle Reve will be addressed in issue #16. Ask Greg
November 22, 2011: Wonder Woman no longer uses her Diana Prince civilian identity but still goes out incognito on occassion. Ask Greg
November 22, 2011: Production update for season one: Episodes 19-26 are complete and ready to air. All work on season one is done. Ask Greg Ramble
November 22, 2011: Production update for season two: Episodes 1-7 are being animated overseas, 8-13 are in storyboard and design, 8-9 are fully recorded, a few voice actors still have to record for 10-12, 13's script is done and will be recorded on 11/29/2011, 14's script is currently being edited by Greg Weisman, 15's script is to be edited by Weisman, 16-18's outlines are to be edited by Weisman, 19's script is to be written by Weisman, and 20's outline is being worked on by Kevin Hopps. Ask Greg Ramble
November 22, 2011: Production update for comics: Issue 11 is being colored, 12 is being inked, 13 is being pencilled, Weisman is doing his pass on Hopps' script for 14, and Hopps is working on his first pass of 15's script. Ask Greg Ramble
November 23, 2011: Brandon Vietti blogs about the official end of production on the first season. Brandon Vietti Blog
November 28, 2011: Greg Weisman talks Martian powers in the Earth-16 Universe. Ask Greg
December 5, 2011: Greg Weisman notes average Martian lifespan in the Earth-16 Universe is about 200 Earth years. Ask Greg
December 5, 2011: Greg Weisman hints Green Arrow and Black Canary's relationship will be explored in the series and comic. Ask Greg
December 6, 2011: Christopher Jones' posts a two page excerpt from Issue #13: Batman analyzing a sample of Clayface in the Batcave with Alfred nearby. Christopher Jones Blog
December 7, 2011: Front cover art of Season One, Volume Three revealed. WF Article
December 9, 2011: A new, exclusive Young Justice story will be included in the DC Nation Super Sampler issue released on Free Comic Book Day, May 5, 2012. FCBD Article
December 9, 2011: Flash/Jay Garrick and Dr. Fate will have significant roles down the line. Expect to see more of the Justice Society of America/All-Star Squadron in the comic. Ask Greg
December 9, 2011: Greg Weisman talks about the hierarchy of the Light: seven leaders, below them there are allies and operatives and individuals with specific skills, and below them there are minions and so on. Not all operatives know who the seven leaders are. Sensei knows only of Ra's al Ghul and Psimon of Queen Bee. There is a handful of individuals (2-5) that know who all seven are. Ask Greg
December 12, 2011: Greg Weisman confirms Sensei is not the father of Ra's al Ghul on the series. Ask Greg
December 12, 2011: Greg Weisman revealed Raven, Cyborg, Starfire and Beast Boy were all on the master list of teen heroes, but for various reasons - including but not limited to their prominence in Teen Titans - they didn't make the cut to be part of the Team's main six. Ask Greg
December 12, 2011: Cover, March 21st release date, synopsis, and initial crew details for Issue #14. WF Article
December 13, 2011: Greg Weisman confirmed Dick Grayson and Barbara Gordon are not dating but she is interested in him. Ask Greg
December 13, 2011: Greg Weisman revealed Icicle Sr. is 85 years old but looks like he is about 50. Ask Greg
December 16, 2011: Members of the Justice Society will be featured in Issue #11. Christopher Jones Blog
December 19, 2011: Greg Weisman confirmed Barbara Gordon is Jim Gordon's daughter and the Guardian is 24 years old. Ask Greg
December 19, 2011: Greg Weisman revealed Issue #11 exactly deals with where Robin was during episode 7 "Denial," Issues 11-13 is essentially a three parter with Clayface's origin in #12 bridging 11 and 13, Issues 11-13 set up and lead quite nicely into episode 8 and Issues 14 and 15, Issues 16 and 17 deal with the teammates not seen in 14 and 15, Weisman wrote Issues 11-13, Weiman and Kevin Hopps co-wrote Issues 14-17, and upcoming in the comic will be King Shark, Kobra, Aqualad's parents, and mentor/protege action with Green Arrow, Flash, and Batman. WF Interview
December 20, 2011: Christopher Jones reveals he was recently part of a story session for Issues #16 and #17, some of his ideas might be used after that two-parter, and he will be inking interior pages for upcoming issues in addition to the cover inking he's already doing. WF Interview
December 21, 2011: A five page and cover preview of Issue #11. The Source Article
December 24, 2011: Christopher Jones comments on crafting the final scene of Issue #11. Christopher Jones Blog
December 27, 2011: Christopher Jones comments on character design for Issue #11, including he got to design Talia, Ubu, and Tom Kalmaku. Jones indirectly reveals Carol Ferris will appear on the show. Christopher Jones Blog
December 28, 2011: Greg Weisman reveals writing order for episodes 11-20 of season two: 211 - Nicole Dubuc, 212 - Paul Giacoppo, 213 - Greg Weisman, 214 - Kevin Hopps, 215 - Jon Weisman, 216 - Kevin Hopps, 217 - Brandon Vietti, 218 - Peter David, 219 - Greg Weisman, and 220 - Kevin Hopps. Ask Greg
December 28, 2011: Greg Weisman reveals Snapper Carr was 18 when the Joker found Mount Justice, is currently 22, and met the Justice League during their first adventure together. Ask Greg
December 28, 2011: Greg Weisman reveals Hal Jordan is 33 years old. Ask Greg
December 28, 2011: Greg Weisman reveals the show and/or comic will eventually reveal more about the Green Lanterns. Ask Greg
December 28, 2011: Greg Weisman reveals Barbara Gordon and Bette Kane will appear in future episodes. Ask Greg
December 28, 2011: Greg Weisman reveals Superboy's admissions and scenes from Issue #6 will be touched on in the show. Ask Greg
December 29, 2011: Greg Weisman confirms Barbara Gordon is 13 years old and Bette Kane is 15 years old. Ask Greg
December 29, 2011: Greg Weisman confirms Paula Crock's former codename will be revealed in due course. Ask Greg
January 4, 2012: Greg Weisman confirms Artemis trained with Black Canary. Ask Greg
January 4, 2012: Greg Weisman hints Artemis will patrol with Green Arrow in Issue #16. Ask Greg
January 4, 2012: Greg Weisman confirms Wolf and Tawny were injected with Kobra Venom. He adds Tawny at least also received the same brain enhancement treatment that Brain gave Mallah. Ask Greg
January 4, 2012: Greg Weisman reveals the Riddler is 30 years old. Ask Greg
January 4, 2012: Greg Weisman reveals the exact date Robin's parents died was April 1, 2006. Ask Greg
January 9, 2012: Greg Weisman confirms the new heroes from "Revelation" are not new members of the Justice League. Ask Greg
January 9, 2012: Greg Weisman confirms Lori Lemaris is 15 years old and Iris West-Allen is 29. Ask Greg
January 9, 2012: Greg Weisman confirms T.O. Morrow was working with the Light. Ask Greg
January 9, 2012: Greg Weisman hints Issue #14-15 will explore more of Aqualad, Shayeris, Atlantis, and Poseidonis. Ask Greg
January 9, 2012: Greg Weisman hints there will sorta be holiday episodes. Ask Greg
January 10, 2012: Greg Weisman teases Icicle Jr. and Artemis may meet in Issue #13. Ask Greg
January 10, 2012: Greg Weisman reveals Vandal Savage got his scar from a Cave Bear. Ask Greg
January 10, 2012: Greg Weisman reveals Guy Gardner is 33 years old. Ask Greg
January 10, 2012: Greg Weisman reveals Joker is 32 years old, Poison Ivy is 27, Queen Bee is 28, and Rocket is 15. Ask Greg
January 10, 2012: Greg Weisman gives translations of spells from "Revelation." Ask Greg
January 10, 2012: Greg Weisman confirms Icon and Rocket are not reserve members of the Justice League and all the new heroes from "Revelation" were just helping out. Ask Greg
January 11, 2012: Greg Weisman reveals Icon and Rocket debuted in May and the Team's best subjects: Conner - History, Megan - English, Wally - Biology, Dick - Math, Artemis - Spanish, and Kaldur - Combat Sorcery. Ask Greg
January 11, 2012: Greg Weisman talks a little about Captain Atom and confirms Wally's collection will continue to grow. Ask Greg
January 13, 2012: Greg Weisman hints where the rest of the Team was during "Terrors" will be addressed in Issues #16-17. Ask Greg
January 16, 2012: Greg Weisman talks about forming the Light and Injustice League. The seven members of the Light were chosen from a list of 100+ DC villains. The choices were not based on powers nor being in a Justice League member's Rogue's Galleries. The Injustice League members were chosen from the same list with a range of heavy-hitters and powers to fit as proxies to fool the Justice League. Ask Greg
January 17, 2012: Cover, April 18th release date, synopsis, and initial crew details for Issue #15. WF Article
January 18, 2012: A five page and cover preview of Issue #12. WF Article
January 18, 2012: Chris Jones talks about Issue #12 and offers a mini production update: nearly finished inking Issue #14 and pencilling Issue #15. Chris Jones Blog Entry
January 18, 2012: Chris Jones hints "there's a TON of characters in this who will be familiar to long-time DC Comics fans" in Issue #15. Chris Jones Blog Entry
January 20, 2012: Greg Weisman notes Wonder Woman's age was revised from 90 to 85. Ask Greg
January 20, 2012: Greg Weisman talks about who knows secret identities and Atomic Skull is 28 years old. Ask Greg
January 25, 2012: Greg Weisman reveals the A designation is for Authorized Guests. A-01 is someone we've already met and A-02 will appear in Season Two, though in a way we've already met this character. Ask Greg
January 26, 2012: Greg Weisman elaborates on the Red Martians. They are a higher caste than the Green Martians and are considered royalty. Ask Greg
January 27, 2012: "Misplaced" will air March 3rd at 10:30 AM with an encore presentation starting March 4th at 10:30 AM. Logline for "Misplaced" also released. WF Article
January 30, 2012: Greg Weisman reveals Zatara and Zatanna reside in New York. Ask Greg
January 30, 2012: Greg Weisman hints if Martian Manhunter and/or Superman don't know Miss Martian and Superboy are dating, they will soon. Ask Greg
January 30, 2012: Volume Two: Training Days will be released in November 2012 for $12.99 and collects Issues #7-13. The Source Entry
February 2, 2012: Greg Weisman reveals Topo is 13 years old and hints he and Atlanteans will be in Issues #14-15. Ask Greg
February 2, 2012: Greg Weisman reveals Marvin White and Wendy Harris are 16 years old and Karen Beecher is 15. Ask Greg
February 2, 2012: Greg Weisman reveals season two will also take place over a period of six months. Ask Greg
February 2, 2012: Greg Weisman reveals Killer Frost is 27 years old and confirms he writes the bios on the back of the Mattel Young Justice Action Figures. Ask Greg
February 2, 2012: Greg Weisman hints there is one character who is particularly "a gas" to write. He will be introduced in the first episode of Season Two. Ask Greg
February 2, 2012: Greg Weisman hints Red Torpedo and Windward Home will play some factor in Issues #14-15, Red Inferno was the second Firebrand, its connection to the first Firebrand is unrevealed, Firebrand's "death" in "Humanity" took place at the site of the 1939 World's Fair actually happened in 1945, and the fair was also the headquarters of the All-Star Squadron. Ask Greg
February 3, 2012: Production Update for Season Two: All scripts are locked and final. Episode 1 is in post-production and crew is locking the final cut in editorial today, Episode 2 is in post-production awaiting retakes, Episode 3 is in post-production and retakes called today, Episode 4 is being animated overseas but should be shipped to WBA next week, Episodes 5-7 are overseas being animated, Episode 8 is overseas being animated while WBA finishes color models, Episode 9 is overseas being animated while WBA works on color models, Episodes 10-11 are both overseas being animated, WBA crew working on color models, will record one voice (who was out sick) in ADR during post-production (Weisman temped in the lines for the actor), Episode 12 is overseas being animated while WBA crew has color models to work on, Episode 13 storyboard is in track and checking, Episode 14 storyboard is in revision and track, Episode 15 storyboard is in notes, Episode 16 storyboard is in and going to slug, Episode 17 storyboard is in, Episode 18 is in storyboard and still have two actors to pick up, Episode 19 is in storyboard and fully recorded, and Episode 20 is in storyboard, crew picked up a couple actors earlier today, and tentatively recording the rest of the cast Tuesday February 7th. Ask Greg
February 3, 2012: Production Update for Comics: Issue #13 is at the printers, #14 is being inked by Chris Jones, #15's script is done and awaits pencilling, #16's script will be finished by Greg Weisman by the weekend, and #17 is plotted and Kevin Hopps is working on the first draft script. Ask Greg
February 3, 2012: Greg Weisman reveals for much of the time between the disbanding of the Justice Society of America and debut of the Justice League, Red Tornado was deactivated. Ask Greg
February 3, 2012: Greg Weisman reveals The Hook is 37 years old and Black Spider is 22. Black Spider escaped before his transport arrived at Belle Reve. Ask Greg
February 3, 2012: Greg Weisman reveals Paula Brooks-Crock was indeed changed to the Vietnamese ethnicity and her name is Paula Nguyen-Crock in Earth-16. Thus, she and Lawrence are Cheshire's parents preserving her half-Vietnamese, half-Caucasian origin in the comics. Ask Greg
Batman: The Brave and the Bold
September 10, 2010: Ben Jones confirms the Birds of Prey episode is titled "The Mask of Matches Malone!". Ben Jones Formspring Reply
September 10, 2010: Ben Jones confirms Michael Chang directed "The Mask of Matches Malone!". Ben Jones Formspring Reply
September 14, 2010: In the middle of "The Mask of Matches Malone!", the Birds of Prey will sing. In "Reign of Emperor Joker!", the Joker will sing about laughing and the fun in it. Comic News Insider Andrea Romano Interview Part Two 41:27 Mark
September 28, 2010: Gail Simone reveals the teaser villain for "The Mask of Matches Malone!" was originally Queen Bee. Jinxworld Forums Post
October 15, 2010: Gail Simone verifies "The Mask of Matches Malone!" is postponed because a couple seconds of animation have to be altered. Jinxworld Forums Post
August 16, 2011: Warner Home Video has tentatively scheduled a new Batman: The Brave and The Bold home video title for release in the first quarter of 2012. WF Article
November 4, 2011: James Tucker talks about "Four Star Spectacular!". WF Article
November 15, 2011: Interview with Ben Jones. WF Interview
November 16, 2011: Two clips and 30 images of "Mitefall!" have been released. WF Article
November 17, 2011: Interview with James Tucker; talks about the last day of production, viewer reception, his favorite episodes, favorite music, voice actors, Music Meister, Julie Newmar's second role that never was, Mitefall!, Shadow of the Bat!, villains or stories that never made it, legacy of the show, and speaks briefly about the upcoming Beware the Batman. WF Interview
November 18, 2011: Interview with Michael Jelenic; talks about the working with James Tucker, his favorite episodes, Mitefall!, stories that never made it, and transitioning to Thundercats. WF Interview
November 18, 2011: James Tucker discuss "Mitefall!" and offers his final thoughts on the series. WF Article
November 18, 2011: Ben Jones reveals Ambush Bug was not allowed for use for two seasons until Geoff Johns cleared him in time for season three. Ben Jones Tweet
November 23, 2011: James Tucker reacts to fan responses for "Mitefall!" and hopes for a DTV movie as a final sendoff. WF Article
November 29, 2011: December schedule released (all reruns). WF Article
November 30, 2011: The Season 2, Part 2 DVD will release on March 20th, 2012. It includes the rest of season two, including "The Mask of Matches Malone!" an episode still unaired in the United States of America. It will retail for $19.97 and include a free digital comic. WF Article
December 8, 2011: James Tucker discuss "The Mask of Matches Malone!". WF Article
December 9, 2011: New front and back art for Season 2, Part 2 DVD revealed. "Battle of the Superheroes!" is printed in place of "The Mask of the Matches Malone!" by mistake. The latter episode will be on the set. WF Article
January 16, 2012: Ben Jones interview: how he got into animation, researching for the show, characters he wanted to use but didn't (Shade the Changing Man and Animal Man), Aquaman, favorite characters, and the last episode. War Rocket Ajax Podcast (36:46-1:18:00)
