In honor of the Cheetah’s debut in “Injustice for All,” we take a moment to analyze the DCAU’s use of human / animal hybrids, or “splicers,” in their storytelling.

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Deadshot is one of the most fascinating antagonists in the DC Universe. So, why is Warner Bros. and DC Comics so intent on destroying what makes him special?

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Unlike Lois and Clark, the Jimmy Olsen of STAS was portrayed as a well-meaning dimwit, but the creative team apparently had other plans at first.

Originally a minor figure in the Green Lantern mythos, his presence on “Justice League” made John Stewart the Green Lantern for a generation.

I take the day off from writing about animation to participate in a traditional, holy Southern pilgrimage and, along the way, reaffirm my faith in American spirituality.

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Before he became the foundation that “Justice League” and “Justice League Unlimited” were built upon, the Man of Steel went through an awkward phase in the first season.

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Lost to the Internet ages ago, this is a transcript of the original “Justice League” panel at San Diego Comic-Con.

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It’s last call with “Who’s Who” as we knock out entries U, V, W, X, Y, and Z.

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For our penultimate “Who’s Who,” we take a look at the Ts.

Sorry about the delay. As you could imagine, S took a long time.

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We’re getting close to the finish line as, this time, we look at entries for Q and R.

C’mon, Disney. You know you want to.

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