Justice League

Joining forces, Flash and Green Lantern fight to save Central City from the mind control of an evil supergenius named Gorilla Grodd. Part 1 of 2 video.aol.com

Berkowitz's many animated TV writing and/or co-writing credits include Legion of Super Heroes, The Batman, Transformers: Animated, Superman, Spider-Man, Justice League, The New Batman/Superman Adventures, Batman Beyond, Static Shock, Ben 10, The Brave and the Bold, and Friends...

By J. Caleb Mozzocco “The songs and the superheroism don’t quite gel here as well as they should. Plus, Batman should never, ever sing”: That bit of blasphemy comes from Marc Bernardin, in a post on EW’s Pop Watch blog, referring to the musical episode of Batman: The Brave and the Bold, an extremely awesome epis...

By ComicList Batman The Brave And The Bold #9, $2.50 Heroes Of The DC Universe Superman Bust, $70.00 High Moon TP Vol 1, $14.99 JLI Series 2 Martian Manhunter Action Figure, AR Justice League Of America 80 Page Giant #1, $5.99 Justice Society Of America #31, $2.99 Superman #692, $2.99 Wonder Woman #36, $2.99

By J. Caleb Mozzocco BATMAN III Household name?: Hmm, I wouldn’t know for sure without doing a survey, but I imagine his long-time presence in JLA comics, his prominent role in Justice League Unlimited and appearances on other shows like Batman: The Brave and the Bold and Smallville would make him so. CYBORG G...

Tom Everett Scott and Billy West both reprise their roles as Booster and Skeets from the fantastic Justice League Unlimited episode, "The Greatest Story Never Told," and although they're both once again exceptional choices for the roles, it's tough to ...

By J. Caleb Mozzocco The team-up titles, shared by two characters and functioning as something between a solo series and a team title, were Superman/Batman and Green Arrow/Black Canary. (The Brave and the Bold, which would also fit into this category, didn’t ship).

By Brian Cronin – “Happy Harbor, Rhode Island”: Happy Harbor was introduced in The Brave and the Bold vol. 1 #28 (February-March 1960), as the home of JLA mascot Lucas “Snapper” Carr. That makes this cave the “Secret Sanctuary,” the original JLA’s first headquarters (also introduced in B&B #28).

By Scott Thill Holy optimism, Dark Knight! Batman: The Brave and the Bold has arrived to counteract the depressing void left behind by summer blockbuster The Dark Knight and the unfortunately canceled anime of television's The Batman. The new Cartoon Network series debuts...

—– 78 - THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD 09/2007: – 10/2007: The Brave and the Bold #7 — 48,693 (- 6.4%) 11/2007: The Brave and the Bold #8 — 45,629 (- 6.3%) 12/2007: The Brave and the Bold #9 — 43,475 (- 4.7%) 01/2008: – 02/2008: The Brave and the Bold #10 — 39,124 (-10.0%) 03/2008: The Brave and the Bold #11 — 37,...

By Tom Bondurant(noreply@blogger.com) It wasn't until about halfway through The Brave and the Bold #15 (written by Mark Waid, drawn by Scott Kolins) that I realized this issue's headliners (Nightwing and Hawkman) were intended to match up with last issue's (Deadman and Green Arrow). Nightwing and Deadman both come from the ci...