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Because the fandom keeps bringing it up. A lot of people really responded to it.

The irony is that Bruce Timm is actually plenty critical of B:TAS.

I do recall in another interview where he said JLU was his favorite show, and that was his golden era.

A recent example of this would be from the new 52, in Justice League: Origins.

You got Superman giving her doey eyed looks, and Shazam, a prepubescent boy hitting on Wonder Woman.

I don't think Superman Returns actually resonated with anyone, whereas WW in the JL show did.

And actually, the first time Wonder Woman shows affection to Batman is not when he's being a dick, but...

That almost sounds like... how Wonder Woman is treated as a whole by DC?

As for Superman
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But there are...

That comparison doesn't work considering Lex, Brainiac, and Darksied are the main overaching villains of the show, alongside Grodd and Cadmus.



If Wonder Woman had a relationship with Superman...

I've never seen anyone complain when the film did it till now, so I guess I'm wrong then.

I'm not defending Cheetah, killing her off in Injustice for All would have been stupid. It should be noted James Tucker pushed for Cheetah coming back for JLU.

But I've read some pretty hyperbolic...

Giganta didn't have a direct connection to Diana, but they still interacted several times in the show. Even with her limited screen time Giganta really stood out as a cool character, most fans...

That's completely unfair. Batman and Superman had their own prior shows before this, and even then, a lot of characters in Batman TAS didn't appear on JL or had minor roles. Even before the...

This is something I'll never understand. Contrary to popular belief, this show did not invent the Batman and Wonder Woman pairing. It happened several times before in the comics.

Both Batman and...

This is a Justice League show, not a Wonder Woman show. Expecting a D lister (and that's being generous) like Angle Man to show up, when the series barely had time for Batman villains is ridiculous. ...

Wonder Woman from the DCAU gets far too much flack from people on here.

This was Wonder Woman's first major appearance in media since the Linda Carter show. Despite Bruce Timm running into legal...

Hey now, S:TAS had Bud Cort as Toyman, Malcolm McDowell as Metallo, Ed Asner as Granny Goodness.

Some really great performances and imo the definitive version of those characters.

Someone agrees with me! I liked Daly as Clark Kent, but man his Superman really lacked energy.

Whereas with Newbern you felt the passion when he said the lines.

His character arc is realizing that he's become arrogant and losing his connection with the people, which he apologizes for at the end of the Cadmus arc. That's why he proposes they build the metro...

S:TAS Superman is bland as hell, including Daly's peformance. His supporting cast far outshines him in the show. The best episode of the series (The Late Mr. Kent) isn't a Superman episode, it's a...

Nothing was worse than Batman's skeletor line.

Perfect.


https://youtu.be/kjPd9ZKVoHI

Daphne Keen having fun on set.

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Who's more of a hack, Bryan Singer or Bruce Timm?

Why don't you ask Brian Azzarello as to why he wrote that?

Please don't insinuate I don't read comics. I know all the bat characters very well.

I'm not sure how familiar you are with the DCAU, but Tim Drake kills the joker, and when he does, it's treated...

Of course Timm isn't infallible. No one is. And yes, obviously Timm didn't do everything by himself. For exampe, when a director directs a movie, he/she doesn't do everything by themselves. It's a...

What the heck? Why are you so insistent on bashing Bruce Timm? He's easily one of the best things that's ever happened to Batman. 20+ years of amazing animation and some good comics too means...