It seems a bit dumb to make these DCAU titles PG 13, having the villains threaten and kill people occasionally, but have their evil plans strictly G rated.

It is a bit weak in the transition to the 3rd act, making the villains look remarkably short sighted, this could have been handled better. The strength of the story comes in the grudging relationship between Batman and the Justice League and also his relationship with Superman.

I don't have a problem with pulling some of the more obscure DC characters out, but none of these villains is particularly well characterized (this is a criticism of the script NOT the voice acting, which is well done). The Legion of Doom is assembled of mostly C-list villains, headed by Vandal Savage. I hesitate to call this 'bad' but the story is a bit 'meh'. Unless I am mistaken, they reused the theme from 'Crisis on 2 Earths' for the opening sequence - this is kind of a quibble, as I'd say it's the most epic theme ever written for any of the DCAU titles - but seriously, give this composer more work, he is awesome. The character design is solid, unlike some of the other DCAU entries (I'm looking at you Death of Superman). Also, Cyborg is added to the mix (perhaps to promote his new role in the comic?). Andrea Romano once again assembles the A-list of voice actors - most of the original Justice League cast is back, and for that I'm thankful - the exception is a Nathan Fillion voiced Green Lantern (probably trying to tie in with the recent movie spin offs). Kids will enjoy it, adults might if they shut their brain off a bit. Bottom line, this is an workhorse story and animation with great voice acting.

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