TV Review - Justice League

Justice League (2001)
Ep. 1 - "Secret Origins (1)," dir. by Butch Lukic and Dan Riba
Ep. 2 - "Secret Origins (2)," dir. by Butch Lukic and Dan Riba
Ep. 3 - "Secret Origins (3)," dir. by Butch Lukic and Dan Riba
Ep. 4 - "In Blackest Night (1)," directed by Butch Lukic
Ep. 5 - "In Blackest Night (2)," directed by Butch Lukic
Ep. 6 - "The Enemy Below (1)," directed by Dan Riba
Ep. 7 - "The Enemy Below (2)," directed by Dan Riba
rating: 3 out of 5 cravats
on DVD from Netflix

The attraction of, say, Grant Morrison writing a Superman story is essentially how far a writer can take the possibilities implicit in limitless power.

Green Lantern's green ring works the same way - anything the wearer can think - and together with the other DC kings, the heroes tilt at gods. They are gods, more or less. Flag-waving, crime-fighting immortals.

In "Justice League - The Animated Series," Green Lantern mostly imagines breatheable bubbles and concave shields. He's also short-tempered. At least it's fun.