Justice League Theatrical

[GL2k2]

If there is a Justice League theatrical feature like "Mask of Phatasm" or Powerpuff Girls" or possibly "Samurai Jack", what should the story be? And should it be longer than three episodes?

My personal would be the Crisis on Infinite Earths.

And yes it should be four episodes long.

[Themysciran]

Crisis would be interesting, but it's post -Crisis now. We could use a good ole invasion plot that is more intense than "Secret Origins" which would last about 4 eps... I'd like that.

[Brainiac]

Sorry, but what happens in Tower of Babel...is that the storyline involving R'as Al Ghul?

[Joe Wagner]

I think Tower of Babel would be good - all though I think Rock of Ages could be even more fascinating or using the Key as the main villian.

-Joe!

[James Harvey]

I think adapting Tower of Babel or maybe even the first story arc in Morrison's run would be great. Rock of Ages would absolutely be spectacular...

[Joe Wagner]

Boo-yah! Two for the Rock of Ages. Jim, were you referring to the White Martain saga? Also, would WB consider a JL theatrical after the axed Batman Beyond from going theatrical - I haven't heard anything about the WB animation department doing anything new in the theatrical release department for a while now (well since Osmosis Jones that is).

-Joe!

[GL2k2]

Powerpuff Girls will be in theaters next year.

[peterparker05]

Here's my wish list

Panic In The Sky

Rock of Ages

Tower of Babel

Last Laugh

or a story where Darkseid begins arming the Arkham residents.

[The Mad Hatter]

Considering both PPG and Samauri Jack are getting the theatrical treatment, there might actually be hope to see Justice League in theaters!

[Matt Hazuda]

I've read Tower of Babel and Last Laugh, but what were Rock of Ages and Panic in the Sky about?

[Mattashell]

Originally posted by Themysciran
Crisis would be interesting, but it's post -Crisis now.
Huh? Why are we post Crisis? Has there been a Crisis in the animated universe? Did I miss it?
Speaking of which I supose the animated continuity would have an "Earth" of it's own.

Mattashell

[The Mad Hatter]

Technically speaking, the animated world is neither pre or post-crisis, it's an entirely new creation on its own. The creators have taken what they liked from both timelines.

[JLU Dude]

IMO, a Crisis movie is kinda needed. You got the main Animated universe (Batman: The Animated Series/The Adventures of Batman and Robin, Superman: The Animated Series, The New Batman/Superman Adventures, and Justice League), A possbile future universe (Batman Beyond, which takes place after the aforemention shows), Brave New Metropolis Universe, You got the Pre-Superman Universe (i.e., the fact Superman: TAS's pilot threw out The Batman Adventures Issue 25,because Superman showed up in that), the pre-TNBSA universe (TNBSA threw out an issue of Batman and Robin Adventures by making Tom Blake a cult leader in an episode of TNBSA , while he was Catman in Batman and Robin Adventures), and the Pre-JL Universe (Which threw out Superman Adeventures issue 21, due to Supergirl saying Supes' had a JL meeting), and the The Advenuters of the DC Universe Universe (Which later episode of TNBSA and all of JL threw several thing of this book out).