While Toonami still exists today, it has continued more as a late-night block catered towards teens and adults. The classic ...

“Comfort and Joy” is a defining half-hour of the Justice League animated series, an entry that perfectly balanced humor with heart in the way it handled J’onn J’onzz’s grief during the ...

many fans of the superhero group reminisce about the 2001 Justice League cartoon that once graced television screens. Those fans are in luck because Cartoon Network revealed today that the team is ...

Twenty years ago, on November 17, 2001, Justice League premiered on Cartoon Network. Animation legend Bruce Timm produced it, and it was a sequel series to both of his weekday afternoon cartoons ...

But another thought crossed my mind: There was definitely an episode of the Justice League cartoon that did this exact same thing. The superheroes are familiar faces: They’re all John’s ...

The Justice League cartoon is one of the most ambitious animated projects DC has ever produced. Starting off as one two-season show, it later continued with the sequel series Justice League Unlimited.

Rumors have been simmering around the idea that Cartoon Network will be launching a new Justice […] By Jamie Lovett September 6, 2017, 10:31am ...

The star of DC's upcoming HBO series is a fan of the Justice League cartoons, especially Justice League Unlimited. Aaron Pierre will soon be seen as a live-action version of DC hero John Stewart ...

DC’s Justice League has been central to multiple comics, cartoons, and a live-action movie. (Or two movies, depending on how you look at it.) And that means the Justice League has seen many ...

Meanwhile, John Stewart officially joins the team, thanks to a massive boost in popularity from the Justice League cartoon.

By Bryn Sandberg Superhero gang the Justice League is returning to TV. Cartoon Network has announced a new quarter-hour animated series, Justice League Action, from Warner Bros. Animation.