Seven of the most formidable heroes form arguably the most powerful team ever.Seven of the most formidable heroes form arguably the most powerful team ever.Seven of the most formidable heroes form arguably the most powerful team ever.
When developing the show, Bruce Timm briefly toyed with the idea of giving the Justice League a uniformed look to their costumes. When Timm mentioned it to DC President Paul Levitz, he said, "Not the big three (Superman, Wonder Woman, and Batman). You can do it to Green Lantern, you can do Flash, but not the big three." The designs were later used as the basis for the Justice Lords costumes.
There hasn't been a show featuring these mighty heroes since 1985, but this show ain't no Super Friends. Like the Superman and Batman shows of the 1990s, Justice League has action, humor, creativity and terrific animation. Justice League acts more like the current comic book incarnation. The show stars the most powerful and well known characters from those comic books. Other familiar characters are bound to pop up from time to time. The characters have separate and distinct personalities, which can lead to some conflict and disagreement. That's good since it would be very boring if all the heroes agreed on everything and got along.
Congratulations to Bruce Timm and his team. This show is sure to be a winner.
