Superman's Shining Moment / JLU "Destroyer" Discussion | Comics League Rewatch Live
This week, Jared and Nick discuss the “Destroyer” episode of Justice league Unlimited, aka the grand finale to this epic animated series. The Justice League must work together with the Legion of Doom to stop Darkseid’s army from taking over the entire planet; Lex Luthor searches for a way to end Darkseid’s terror permanently.
This episode features some incredibly awesome moments such as Superman’s Man Of Steel esc battle against Darkseid and more!
What do you think? What did you think of this episode? Who was your favorite character? Who was your favorite voice actor from the show?
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