What’s your favorite non-comics version of DCU characters?

[lemonpeace]

Completely agree on all of these.

I was sooooo skeptical of Cyborg being on yet another DC team that wasn't the Titans, but Vic's protrayal on Doom Patrol completely changed my mind. However, I absolutely need to see him and Gar together soon.

Doom Patrol's use of Cyborg is the most compelling iteration of Cyborg we've gotten in a while. I'm a little bummed he doesn't have the motherbox/fatherbox origin because I actually liked that addition but it's a worthy trade off seeing him portrayed so well. Plus clothes, I didn't realize how much I needed Cyborg wearing clothes.

[Agent Z]

Roy Harper, Jade Nguyen and Artemis Crock - Young Justice

Hawkgirl - JLU

Wonder Woman - DCEU

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Doom Patrol's use of Cyborg is the most compelling iteration of Cyborg we've gotten in a while. I'm a little bummed he doesn't have the motherbox/fatherbox origin because I actually liked that addition but it's a worthy trade off seeing him portrayed so well. Plus clothes, I didn't realize how much I needed Cyborg wearing clothes.

I prefer the Mother Box being a later upgrade for Vic, but I love the idea of clothes on him. I also dig that they've gone with his original half-human look, rather than the "nothing left but half his face" deal that the New 52 went with.

[J. D. Guy]

Karate Kid and Dawnstar as they appeared in JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time. Like, I loved that movie in general, but Karate Kid and Dawnstar were superb! Among other things about their portrayals, I appreciated how Karate Kid was designed to be an unambiguously Japanese guy. Same for Dawnstar being designed as Native American. (For anyone knowledgeable, I would love to know if a specific Tribe can be pinpointed as point of influence for Dawnstar.) Karate Kid getting that sweet Dante Basco voice was just icing on the cake!

That movie's Robin was pretty awesome, too; he was such a sassy teenager, and I loved the "Let's you and him Fight" scene he and the duo had together halfway in.

Man do I wish for a sequel/spiritual sequel to JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time.


On a different note: I wanna give shout-outs to Batman Forever's Two-Face and Riddler, who stole the movie in all the scenes they were in, their first meeting together being probably the most prominent.

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Karate Kid and Dawnstar as they appeared in JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time. Like, I loved that movie in general, but Karate Kid and Dawnstar were superb! Among other things about their portrayals, I appreciated how Karate Kid was designed to be an unambiguously Japanese guy. Same for Dawnstar being designed as Native American. (For anyone knowledgeable, I would love to know if a specific Tribe can be pinpointed as point of influence for Dawnstar.) Karate Kid getting that sweet Dante Basco voice was just icing on the cake!

That movie's Robin was pretty awesome, too; he was such a sassy teenager, and I loved the "Let's you and him Fight" scene he and the duo had together halfway in.

Man do I wish for a sequel/spiritual sequel to JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time.


On a different note: I wanna give shout-outs to Batman Forever's Two-Face and Riddler, who stole the movie in all the scenes they were in, their first meeting together being probably the most prominent.

JLA Trapped in Time deserves a sequel with Green Lantern in it. I love that movie

[Vakanai]

JLA Trapped in Time deserves a sequel with Green Lantern in it. I love that movie

I don't know why you'd want GL in it specifically, but I agree on the sentiment that this film deserved a sequel! It was so good.

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I don't know why you'd want GL in it specifically, but I agree on the sentiment that this film deserved a sequel! It was so good.

JLA Trapped in Time was produced by the same team that did the Green Lantern Animated Series. It was their very next project they worked on. I would love to see them do a big GL JLA story