DCAU: Adventures in the New Frontier - 2009!

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Series Twelve:
The Adventures of Power Girl!
(Power Girl's in her very first series ever, brought to you by StarrWare Computer Systems!)

Image courtesy of www.powergirl.metrocity.com. Art by Rich Dannys​

Main Voice Cast:

Karen Starr/Power Girl: Robin Coleman

Episode One: The Power and the Rampage!

We are going straight to the action, as Karen finds herself at STAR Labs herself helping a friend of hers, a scientist named Dr. Karen Louanne Faulkner (Susan Eisenberg) deal with an experiment involving the scientist herself that has gone wrong! Now, the two Karens must try to deal with each other as both Power Girl and Rampage in order for one woman to cure the other of the violent transformations! Now I know how Superman felt when he dealt with Rampage in the comics! Check out this battle of the Glamazons in this episode!

Episode Two: Power Girl and the Heroes of Black Hole X

Two generations of Hanna-Barbera superheroes make their appearance in this episode where Power Girl joins forces with the Galaxy Trio to rescue their offspring, the Teen Force, from Apokolips and Darkseid (Michael Ironside)! But what Power Girl, Vapor (William Peterson), Gravitina (Melina Kanakaredes) and Meteorus (Dennis Haysbert) are facing is nothing compared to the real devastation they're all gonna face when everyone is caught in a war between Darkseid and the Trio's main enemy, Uglorr (Keith David)! Can our heroes take out the main forces for both villains, rescue Moleculad (Greg Cipes), his sister Electra (Hynden Walch), and their friend Kid Comet (Khary Payton) from Darkseid's torturer, Desaad (Rene Auberjonois), and reunite them with their parents in this episode?

Episode Three: The Power Girl and the Freakazoid!

Karen is at her StarrWare computer company when she hires a promising young computer programmer named Dexter Douglass (Scott Menville) to her Information Technology department. But, when a new villainess called Queen Cobra (Nicole Sullivan) attacks Power Girl with a poisonous form of venom made from a rare kind of Kryptonite, the heroine finds that she has only 24 hours to live! Luckily for Karen, Dexter has a secret identity of his own - Freakazoid! - And, the psychotic high-tech hero must find a way to create an anti Kryptonite antidote to save Power Girl's life, and help her take the sting out of this serpentine queen in this episode!

Episode Four: When Power Girl Met Big Barda and Mister Miracle

Yo! Mister Miracle (Oded Fehr) and Big Barda (Farrah Forke) have just moved into a home next door to Karen's, and, whatever should go right, goes wrong! First, Barda butts heads with both Karen and Power Girl when she catches Scott making eyes at her, leading to an unbelievable brawl between the two superstrong women! And Second, Power Girl and Big Barda's wrestling match is seriously interrupted by the Female Furies, who have marked Scott and Barda for death, forcing Mister Miracle into this all-out girlfight in this femme-tastic episode!

Episode Five: Power Girl Goes Hollywood!

Robin Coleman, the muscular hottie from American Gladiators who voices both Karen Starr and Power Girl in this animated series, does double duty as both herself and her two DC Animated Universe characters, as Karen finds herself in Hollywood with Penelope and Ernie Devlin (Laura Vandervoort and Sam Witwer), as they introduce Ms. Starr to their friend, bodybuilder and actress Robin Coleman, who needs help launching her new website! But Karen, Penelope and Robin find themselves being stalked by a dangerous new villain named Film Freak (Eric Stuart)! And now Power Girl, the Golden Claw and Robin Coleman (in her Hellga identity from American Gladiators), find themselves in a movie studio taking on an army of robots resembling different Roman gladiators in order to finally take down the creepy Film Freak! Plus, Karen and Robin trade places as Power Girl makes an appearance on Gladiators, in this episode!

Next Series: The New Adventures of Wonder Woman

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Series Thirteen:
The New Adventures of Wonder Woman
(Diana's back in all new adventures, brought to you by the Marston Lie Detector Company!)

Main Voice Cast:

Diana Prince/Wonder Woman: Susan Eisenberg
Cassandra Sandsmark/Wonder Girl: Maggie Blue O'Hara
Donna Troy: Eliza Dushku
Steve Trevor: Nathan Fillion
Etta Candy: Keri Russell
Dr. Helena Sandsmark: Virginia Madsen
Queen Hippolyta: Susan Sullivan
Veronica Cale: Lynda Carter

Episode One: Legacy of the Cheetah, Part Two

Continuing from the Impossibles segment from More Fun Adventures, Wonder Woman comes face to face with the two women who were the Cheetah before Barbara Minerva, the elderly Priscilla Rich, and the beautiful Deborah Domaine (both played by Marlene Aragon), the mother and manager of the Impossibles, when she brings the unconscious Barbara Ann Minerva (Sheryl Lee Ralph) into the Domaine home. But, Wonder Woman and the Impossibles are about to find out that the band's great aunt Priscilla has an ace up her sleeve, for she uses a mystical talisman to drain the Cheetah's spirit from both Debbi and Barbara, turning Priscilla into a beautiful young woman, and a super-fast version of Barbara Ann Minerva's current Cheetah form! Now Diana, Debbi and the Impossibles team up to stop Debbi's crazed aunt from tearing up Gateway City before it's too late? And could Debbi have a second feline transformation, this time into a humanoid leopard, to combat her bestial aunt? All this catfighting plus Diana Prince sings alongside Dianna Domaine (Selena Gomez) and the Impossibles in this episode!

Episode Two: Bizarra

Lex Luthor (Clancy Brown) guest stars in this gender-bending sequel to the Superman: The Animated Series tale, "Identity Crisis." In it, Lex gets a visit from old college girlfriend Veronica Cale at LexCorp. She has been examining Luthor's attempts at creating a Superman clone (which eventually turned into Bizarro)! Now, it's Veronica's turn, as she takes a sample of Wonder Woman's DNA, and creates her own Wonder Woman doppleganger, Bizarra (Susan Eisenberg in a dual role)! But, unlike Superman's dim-witted clone Bizarro, Bizarra is a nigh-intelligent, man-hating b**ch who is just as strong as the Amazon Princess herself! And when these two ladies come to blows, watch out, because the claws of these two "sisters" are about to come out in this episode!

Episode Three: Inch High Princess Di!

A 35-year-old, long-forgotten Hanna-Barbera detective series returns, this time as a Wonder Woman episode, as Diana, now an agent with the Continental Bureau of Investigations, gets a new partner, Gloria "Glory" Finch (Sarah Michelle Gellar)! Originally a six-feet-tall model, she is now a six-inch high government agent who is the daughter of Hiram Finch, the original Inch High, Private Eye! When Diana (and Wonder Woman) are exposed to the mysterious gas that turned Glory into the new Inch High, Private Eye, Diana finds herself helping Glory and her boyfriend, Gator (Freddie Prinze Jr.), avenge the death of her father, Hiram Finch, at the hands of industrialist Roland Daggett (Edward Asner)! Plus, what happens when Glory and Gator move into Diana's apartment building and begin to restart the family's private investigation business, now called Inch High Investigations? Find out in the upcoming More Fun Adventures segment in Series Fifteen!

Episode Four: Battle of the Big Girls!

Jennifer Hale does a double take, as a once-popular Ruby-Spears series makes its appearance in the DC Universe! In it, Giganta gets into a brawl with a 16-year old giantess cheerleader named Brandy Brewster, a move that brings Wonder Woman into the middle of this 50-foot-tall girlfight. But, what Wondy doesn't know, is that big Brandy is the daughter of Gateway City millionaire playboy Brandon Brewster (Peter Cullen), the legendary six-inch crimefighter Mighty Man! Now, Wonder Woman and Mighty Man must find a way to stop his boisterous daughter from smacking the crap out of Giganta in this crossover ep that introduces us to the mischievous Garganta Girl!

Episode Five: Cassandra and the Twelve Labors of Samson Young

Cassandra Sandsmark is in Wonder Woman's Truth or Consequences class with her friend, Samson Young (Sam Lerner), when she gives Sam a very special assignment: Travel to Mount Olympus and meet with Hercules (Kevin Sorbo) to complete a series of trials similar to what Hercules himself had done in his past! But, Sam's mischievous minx of a girlfriend, Delilah DeVille (Kari Wahlgren), doesn't want Samson to succeed in his trials so that she can keep him for herself! Can Wonder Girl stop Delilah and Jezebel from ruining the Mighty Samson's first chance at completing the Olympian trials with the help of Goliath? Find out in this episode!

Next Series: Metamorpho

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Series Fourteen:
Metamorpho: The Animated Series
(Rex and Sapphire Mason return for new adventures, brought to you by Stagg Industries!)

Main Voice Cast:

Rex Mason/Metamorpho: William Forsythe
Sapphire Mason: Danica McKellar
Simon Stagg: John DiMaggio
Java: Mark Hamill
Urania "Rainie" Blackwell/Elementrix: Kylie Travis

Episode One: The Brimstone Factor

Flame (Selena Gomez) and Twister (Demi Lovato) are in Metropolis with their mother Debbi (Marlene Aragon) visiting the Masons when a monstrous new version of Brimstone, a gigantic fire monster not seen since the Justice League Unlimited episode "Initiation," arrives in town, courtesy of Stagg Industries! Now, Metamorpho has joined in the battle alongside the two teenage female Impossibles, as they use their combined talents to bring this fiery nightmare down! Plus, Debbi confronts her old friend Simon Stagg about the creature, only to turn into her new cat identity of Felina, and give Java and Stagg a piece of her mind! And, Sapphire Mason is about to introduce Dianna and Deanna Domaine to the world of high fashion, in this episode!

Episode Two: The Big Switch

Rex and Rainie find themselves on a mission to stop the Balkan Brothers from selling a boatload of weapons to a Kasnian terrorist group, only to find Sapphire arriving to catch Rex in a compromising position with Ms. Blackwell, and the two exposed to an Absorbicon ray with Urania returning to normal, and Sapphire gaining Rainie's powers! Now Rex and Sapphire are a real super-couple, with Mrs. Mason becoming the new Elementrix! But, can Urania help Sapphire get used to her new superpowers, and can Sapphire get used to being just like her husband? Find out in this episode!

Episode Three: Metamorpho Meets the Drak Pack

Metamorpho and Elementrix find themselves in Crescent City battling an army of super-zombies bent on overrunning the populace! But, just as Rex and Sapphire are abut to be outnumbered 20-1, they get a visit from the mysterious Doctor Occult (Stuart Townsend) and the Drak Pack, to even up the odds! But, that's not the only thing coming to town, for the Lords of Order have sent a woman named Rose Psychic (Robin Tunney) to aid our heroes in the battle against Doctor Dread and his monsters in this special DC/H-B crossover story of the Metamorpho series!

Episode Four: Sweet at Sixteen, Sexy at Seventeen!

Sapphire is at her modeling assignment in Star City in her current superpowered form when her boss, the reformed Paige Monroe (Sela Ward), gives Sapphire a special assignment: protect her beautiful niece, Phoebe Monroe (Sara Paxton), the Young Justice Academy student heroine Sweet Sixteen, as she turns seventeen! But, all is not well for the ladies, as an old childhood friend of Paige Monroe named Julian Day (Gene Simmons) has come back into her life, and looking to have designs on both Paige and Phoebe! But, who is this Calendar Man, and what does he want with Calendar Girl and Sweet Sixteen? That's what Elementrix and Metamorpho have to find out along with Calendar Girl if they want to keep Sweet Sixteen away from this pedophile in this episode!

Episode Five: Punch and Jewelee Make A Porno!

In this raucous and hilarious episode inspired by the film Zack and Miri Make A Porno, the Masons find themselves getting new neighbors in the form of a couple of harlequin-themed performers named Punch and Jewelee (John DiMaggio and Nicole Sullivan), who have just moved next door to the Masons! But dudes, to celebrate their arrival, they decide to make a wild fun house-style pornographic movie in their new apartment! And, everything that couldn't go wrong immediately does, as the film goes on the Internet, attracting every major supervillain to their site for the risque performance, and resulting in the Joker and Harley Quinn (Mark Hamill and Arleen Sorkin) crashing the show looking to show up the similarly-themed couple, Jewelee and Harley, and Punch and Joker getting into a fight, and Metamorpho joining forces with Batman (Kevin Conroy) to break it up! It's a comedy of errors and bad judgment, in this episode

Next Series: Hanna-Barbera's More Fun Adventures 3

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Series Fifteen:
Hanna-Barbera's More Fun Adventures 3
(Velma Dinkley joins Daphne Blake for this segment, brought to you to HB Foods' Scooby Snacks for Dogs!)

Series Hosts:

Daphne Ann Blake: Grey DeLisle
Velma Dinkley: Mindy Cohn

Episode Eleven: Hong Kong Phooey: A Bloodbath in Bloodhound City

Thirty-five years is too long for this kung-fu fighter, so a reboot is needed! Penrod James Pooch (Shawn Harrison) returns to animated television in a brand-new action series, as Hong Kong Phooey is now married to his lady love Rosemary (now voiced by Raven-Symone), now a border collie, and is a detective-sergeant with the Bloodhound City Police Department with a serious seventh-degree black belt in Karate and Wing Chun gung fu! And in this episode, Penrod investigates a international drug-smuggling ring that has its origins in nearby Megakat City! And when a young female officer and her father are brutally murdered by the Metallikats in Bloodhound City, Hong Kong Phooey ends up joining forces with the Swat Kats (Charlie Adler and Barry Gordon) to shut down the villains' dual-city drug operation in this first episode!

Episode Twelve: Swat Kats: The Cattanooga Connection!

Jennifer Nettles, the sultry lead singer of the country band Sugarland, lends her voice to the character of Kitty Jo Furlong, Chance Furlong's country cousin and lead singer of the Cattanooga Cats, as the Cats make their first-ever modern-day appearance in almost forty years! In this ep, Chance (Charlie Adler) gets one of the strangest phone calls ever from his cousin Kitty Jo, whom he hasn't seen in ten years! She and her band, the Cattanooga Cats, are coming to Megakat City for their first big-city concert, and T-Bone and Razor (Barry Gordon) want to be there for the reunion between T-Bone and Kitty Jo! But as Kitty Jo, Country (Charlie Adler in a dual role), Scoots (Barry Gordon in a dual role), Groove (Hal Rayle) and their newest member, Cheesie (Heather Hogan) prepare for their concert, a ruthless new villainess named Felicia Kataluna (Elizabeth Pena) arrives in town looking for a new body to enter her spirit into, and Kitty Jo's is it! Now with this young dancer/singer in her sights, it's a race against time as the Swat Kats and the Cattanooga Cats must find a way to stop this succubus from using their friend's body as a vessel, and for the Swat Kats to get Kitty Jo and the band to their concert on time in this special feline crossover event!

Episode Thirteen: Inch High Investigations: Inch High CSI!

What happens when you bring together the Finkerton Detective Agency and the Clue Club together under the auspices of the Continental Bureau of Investigations? The new superhuman criminal investigations unit Inch High Investigations! And for Gloria Lorelei Finch (Sarah Michelle Gellar), Albert "Gator" Morgan (Freddie Prinze Jr.), Larry "Air Wave" Jordan (Nicholas Brendon), Darrin "D.D." Domaine (Adam Wylie), Pepper Pender (Alyson Hannigan), Dorothy "Dotty" Domaine (Linda Cardellini) and their two bloodhounds Woofer and Whimper, they're the CBI's new crime scene investigations unit! And their first case is a continuation from the Wonder Woman segment, as Gloria and the team help Wonder Woman bust Roland Daggett for the murder of her father, Hiram Finch, the original Inch High Private Eye, in this all-new episode!

Episode Fourteen: Winsome Witch: Something Wicked This Way Comes, and His Name is the Wizard!

The chubby elderly witch from the Zatanna segment, Winsome W. Witch (Doris Roberts), makes her return to help the DC Universe magical community, as she finds herself helping Inza and Luna Cramer (Jennifer Lien and Kimberly Brooks) when the new female Doctor Fate and her Hex Girl niece end up battling the Golden Age magician villain William Asmodeus Zard (Greg Ellis), the Wizard, who is looking for a powerful incantation created by the Lords of Chaos that could render the Helmet of Fate powerless! But, he did not count on Winnie the Witch wearing Fate's helmet after Inza's out of action! And Winnie's magical abilities are on a whole different plane of existence altogether, which could spell trouble for the Wizard in this episode!

Episode Fifteen: Shazzan and the Arabian Knights: The OMAC Directive!

Khandaq is under attack from an army of powerful Organic Mechanical Attack Command droids, hell bent on assassinating the Prince and Princess of Khandaq! Luckily for Turhan and Nida (Adam Rodriguez and Patricia Velasquez), Raseem (David Batista), Rafiik (Erick Avari), Bez (Shawn Daivari) - and Shazzan (Alexander Siddig El-Fadil) - are about to lay the smacketh down on the OMACs with the help of Isis (Sophia Bush) in the fight for their country in this episode!

Next Series: Aquaman: King of the Seven Seas

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Series Sixteen:
Aquaman: King of the Seven Seas
(Arthur Orin Curry returns to action in all-new episodes, brought to you by Chicken of the Sea brand tuna!)

Main Voice Cast:

Arthur Curry/King Orin/Aquaman: Scott Rummell, John DiMaggio (some episodes)
Queen Mera: Kristin Bauer
Prince Garth/Aqualad, later Tempest: Wil Wheaton
Lorena Marquez/Aquagirl: Annalynne McCord
Tommy Marquez: David Henrie
Tim "Tubb" Marquez: Jake T. Austin
Moby Dick: Frank Welker

Episode One: The Vengeance of Queen Vassa

The queen sea witch Vassa (Marina Sirtis) returns to plague the men of Atlantis with a mystical sea horn whose melodious tones have put the sea king, Aquaman, under the beautiful mermaid's spell! And with Vassa leading a bewitched Aquaman and his Atlantean forces against the surface world, It'll be up to Queen Mera, Aquagirl, and an all-female Atlantean hit squad to attempt to rescue Aquaman and the Atlantean Army from Queen Vassa! Just don't miss the fight between the two mermaid queens towards the end of the episode!

Episode Two: Jabberjaw and the Sea Devils

A long-forgotten Hanna-Barbera character make his return to animation since his appearance in the DC Animated Showcase! And this time, it's an origin episode set 250 years before the formation of the Neptunes musical group in the original H-B animated series! In it, Aquaman teams up with an undersea researcher named Dane Dorrance (Michael Weatherly) and his friends, ex-football star Robert "Biff" Bailey (Peter DeLuise), and siblings Judith and Nicholas Watson (Drew Seeley and Hayden Pannettiere); the Sea Devils, to take down an illegal undersea crossbreeding operation ran by albino crimelord Stephen Tobias "The Whale" Mandragora (Glenn Shadix)! But when they all get there, they find not only Mandragora, but Aquaman's old enemy the Fisherman (Hector Elizondo) and a young humanoid shark named Jabberjaw (Scott Menville), who quickly befriends the Sea Devils! Now, say hello to Atlantis' newest superhero (whose descendant will become one of the greatest rock musicians of the 23rd century!), Jabberjaw, as he helps Aquaman and the Sea Devils bust up this genetics operation in this episode!

Episode Three: The Undersea Adventures of Neptune Perkins, Atlantean Movie Star!

Aquaman and Queen Mera get a royal visit from some friends of theirs, namely stuntman Ernie Devlin (Sam Witwer), his actress wife Penelope (Laura Vandervoort), and his siblings Todd (Aaron Ashmore) and Sandy (Allison Mack), as they come to Atlantis for the filming of "Neptune's Quest," starring the Royal Family's longtime friend, actor and adventurer Neptune Perkins (Justin Hartley)! But the real story is Neptune and his relationship with a beautiful actress named Miya Shimada (Kristin Kreuk), and the lengths Orin, Mera, Ernie, and Penelope will go to bring the two lovebirds together, especially when the creepy Black Manta looks to ruin the moment unless the Sea King, Devlin and the Golden Fin (Penelope's new undersea identity for the Golden Claw) can help Neptune and Tsunami take him down in this episode!

Episode Four: Deep Six

Tempest/Aqualad appears in this adventure, where he meets a beautiful young mermaid girl named Dolphin (Sara Paxton), who has completely fallen in love with the prince of Poseidonis! Too bad Aquaman also wants her for himself! What a dipstick! But the real reason she's here: She's being hunted down by a group of Apokoliptian sea pirates called Deep Six, who want to present her as a trophy to Darkseid (Michael Ironside) on Apokolips! Hope you and Aquaman want to travel to hot-ass Apokolips via Boom Tube, Aqualad, because that's what you going to have to do if you want to defeat Deep Six and Darkseid, and save Dolphin in the process, dude!

Episode Five: Moby Dick Meets the Lovely Lori Lemaris!

Geroni-Moby, b****es! Moby Dick is back! and the crimefighting undersea whale from Hanna-Barbera is part of the Aquaman series as a member of the Marquez family of adventurers! And in this episode, Lorena gets a visit from a rival of hers, a girl named Lori Lemaris (Shenae Grimes), who hapens to be a mermaiden from right here in Atlantis! But, when a vindictive female villainess named Queen Orca (Marcia Cross) comes looking for Lori, can Lorena put aside her feelings towards Ms. Lemaris so that she and Moby Dick can help her fight off this nightmarish brute of a she-whale? It's the battle of the big whales, Nuff Said!

Next Series: The Adventures of Ralph Dibny: The Elongated Man!

 

[3dman27]

nice kenny but wasn't jabberjaw set in the 23rd century?

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Think of this Jabberjaw as one of his ancestors.

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Series Seventeen:
The Adventures of Ralph Dibny: Elongated Man
(Ralph and Sue Dibny star in their first series ever, brought to you by Gingold brand soda!)

Main Voice Cast:

Ralph Dibny/Elongated Man: Jeremy Piven
Susan Dibny: Vanessa Marshall

Episode One: The Great Gingold Mystery

Elongated Man gets his first origin episode, as it centers on a young man named Randolph "Ralph" Dibny, and his obsession with the India Rubber Man! It's a quest that takes him from the circus, to India, to an epiphanous discovery with a bottle of Gingold fruit-flavored soda that endows him with elastic superpowers, and finally to a long and happy marriage to a beautiful debutante named Susan Dearborn! It's the DC Comics Herography of the Elongated Man, in this episode!

Episode Two: The Elastic Plastique Mystery

When the terrorist Plastique (Carrie Anne Moss) finds herself the victim of an attempted assassination of her by her own government, Ralph and Sue find themselves teaming up with her estranged husband, Captain Atom (George Eads), to travel to Montreal, Quebec, Canada to find out what's going on and save the life of Bette Sans Soucie before the Canadian government does her in for good in this adventure!

Episode Three: The Mystery of the Legend of Silverblade

The Devlin family guest stars, as Elongated Man and Sue arrive in Hollywood at the request of both Penelope Devlin (Laura Vandervoort) and Roxanne Sutton (Charity James) in order to help them with a case involving a long-forgotten movie star named Jonathan Lord (John Wesley Shipp), whom Roxanne was once engaged to. But, while Sue and Penelope get together at the Devlin residence, Ralph and Sandy Devlin (Allison Mack) join up with Roxy Rocket to meet Jonathan Lord himself, only to find that he has acquired some strange new shapeshifting powers and a swashbuckling alter-ego called Silverblade! But, will his new powers cause him to have a nervous breakdown that could end his life? Not if the Elongated Man and Roxy Rocket can snap him out of it in this episode!

Episode Four: Elongated Man Versus Plastic Man

Get ready for a rivalry of a much different sort, as Ralph and Sue get a visit from another girl named Penelope - Penelope Monroe O'Brian (Vicki Lewis) - sister of Paige Monroe, and wife of Patrick "Eel" O'Brian (Tom Kenny) - Plastic Man! She needs the Dibnys' help in stopping Plastic Man from doing something he will ever regret! And, it involves one of her sister's models - the manipulative Darci Mason (Sarah Carter) - which brings the two malleable heroes to blows when EM tries to stop PM from stealing a rare jewel from a museum on Darci's behalf! It's a battle of hilarious proportions in this episode!

Episode Five: Ralph Dachsund, The Elongated Dog!

Hong Kong Phooey (Shawn Harrison) guest stars in this Elongated Man episode featuring a canine version of the DC Comics hero, as he helps Hong Kong Phooey deal with a gang of murderous canine mob enforcers called the Dog Pound Gang, who are extorting money from shopowners in Bloodhound City! But when the Gang targets both ED and HKP's wives, Rosemary and Sweet Sue,for death, the malleable dachsund and the kung-fu pooch must take down this dangerous gang of bulldogs and pit bulls and rescue their wives in this special episode!

Next Series: Plastic Man

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Series Eighteen:
The New Plastic Man Adventure Show!
(Plas and Penny return in a brand-new DCAU series, brought to you by Hula-Hula's Hawaiian Bar and Grill)

Main Voice Cast:

Patrick "Eel" O'Brian/Plastic Man: Tom Kenny
Penelope Monroe O'Brian: Vicki Lewis
Percival O'Brian (Plas' son): Shane Haboucha**
Henry "Hula-Hula" Sealoa: Rino Romano*
Inspector William Winkler (aka Woozy Winks): Joe Don Baker
NBI Chief Jacqueline Cole: Melendy Britt***

*Hula-Hula's real name is created by the author for this series.
**The name of Percival O'Brian, the former Baby Plas, is created for this series, since he is of high-school age in the comics.
***The real name of the Chief, Jacqueline Cole, is created for this series by the author in honor of Plastic Man creator Jack Cole.

Episode One: Plastic Man, Elongated Man, and the Darci Doll Caper!

In this expanded version of the Elongated Man episode in Series Seventeen, Paige Monroe (Sela Ward) needs her sister Penelope's help when she catches Plastic Man and Darci Mason (Sarah Carter) stealing a rare jewel from a museum during one of Darci's modeling shoots. Now with Plastic Man under the android model's bewitchment, Paige and Penny seek the help of fellow hero Elongated Man (Jeremy Piven) to stop his goofy rival! But, are Plastic Man, Elongated Man, Calendar Girl and Penny ready to deal with a bunch of Darci clones looking to take over the Changing Faces Modeling Agency? Beauty is definitely in the eye of the beholder in this fashion disaster tale!

Episode Two: Plastic Man and Green Lantern's Musical Mogo A-Go-Go Adventure!

Green Lantern (David Boreanaz), Butch Cassidy (Zac Efron) and the Sundance Kids guest star in this tale where Plastic Man and Percival are enjoying the Butch Cassidy concert when the band, and the father-and-son Plastic Men are mysteriously transported to the Green Lantern planetoid Mogo, where Hal Jordan is dealing with a psycho musical villainess from 800 years in the future named Melodia (Maggie Wheeler)! She's traveled back in time to retrieve Mogo and send it into the future to use its Green Lantern powers against a certain group of bird-themed cyborgs! But, this musical mistress of mayhem from the future didn't count on the Sundance Kids, Green Lantern, and Plastic Man to stop her! If you think that's strange, wait until Plas joins GL on a trip to the year 2839 to put a stop to Melodia's madness and meet the Silverhawks next episode!

Episode Three: Plastic Man and Green Lantern Meet the Silverhawks!

Get ready for the biggest time-travel adventure ever, as Plastic Man's goofy actions against Melodia not separated him, his son, and Green Lantern from Mogo and the Sundance Kids, but it shot them and Melodia forward back to her timeline - and into the hands of Mon-Star and the Intergalatic Mob! But can Plas and GL handle Melodia when she's backed up by ten other intergalactic criminals looking to kick the crap out of DC's two biggest heroes? Luckily, they're in Limbo Galaxy, home of Colonel Bluegrass (Larry Kenney) and the Silverhawks! And the Hawks, Plastic Man and Hal Jordan are about to give Mon*Star (voiced by Doug Preis) the biggest beat-down in history, in this special multi-hero crossover episode!

Episode Four: Plastic Man, the Chimp Detective, and the Grape Ape!

Grape Ape (Brad Garrett) makes his first New Frontier appearance, as the H-B simian character becomes a full part of the DCAU after his last two appearances in the DC Animated Showcase in recent years! But this time, he is an agent of the National Bureau of Investigations alongside DC's chimpanzee crimefighter, Detective Chimp (Richard Moll), as the two primates join Plastic Man in the search for the giant Grape Ape's young simian daughter, Violet (Elizabeth Daily), who is a prisoner of Monsieur Mallah (Glen Shadix)! But Plas, are you ready for two giant apes that have the strength of twenty men, especially when they are about to put Mallah in his grave? The simian madness is about to begin and you're a part of it, dude, in this episode!

Episode Five: Percy O'Brian's Impossible Dating Adventure!

Plastic Man's young son Percy is at Young Justice Academy testing out his new powers in Ralph Dibny's Elastic Crimefighting class, when Replicon (Kevin Jonas) introduces Percy to his younger sister Twister (Demi Lovato) and the two of them go out on a date! But as Percy tells Deanna about his own superpowers, the two of them find themselves under attack from an army of weaponized birds sent by the Penguin (Andy Williams)! Luckily for Deanna, Percy's about to debut his new identity of Offspring as they deal with the avian Batman villain, in this romantic episode!

Next Series: Birds of Prey

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Series Nineteen:
Birds of Prey: The Animated Series
(Dinah, Helena and Barbara return in all-new adventures, brought to you by WayneTech!)

Main Voice Cast:

Barbara Gordon/Oracle: Tara Strong
Dinah Laurel Lance/Black Canary: Morena Baccarin
Helena Bertinelli/Huntress: Amy Acker

Episode One: Black Canary, Silver Swan!

In this episode, Dinah and Helena are in Gotham helping out one of Helena's young students, a young girl named Valerie Beaudry (Hayden Pannettiere) who possesses powers similar to those of Dinah's! But, all three ladies may have to join forces with Wonder Woman when they find out who is responsible for Valerie's sonic abilities: Veronica Cale (Lynda Carter)! And she wants Valerie back into Veronica's good graces! Will Val go back to Ms. Cale, help Wonder Woman and the Birds of Prey bring her down, or does Veronica have something else in mind for another of Helena's students in this episode!

Episode Two: A Rumble in the Concrete Jungle!

When poachers attempt to kill a tribesman named Motaro (Carl Lumbly) for stopping an animal-slaughter ring in the Amazon Jungle, his friend, Jana of the Jungle (Jennifer Sky), tracks the men to Bludhaven only to meet up with the Birds of Prey, who help her in her quest to avenge her friend. But the poachers they meet are nothing compared to their employers - the Society of Shadows - and Jana, Dinah and Helena find themselves in the fight of their lives against the new head of the Society herself, Red Claw (Kate Mulgrew), in this episode!

Episode Three: The Huntress and the Samurai

Genndy Tartakovsky provides the strange artwork for this B of P episode featuring an almost unheard-of team up between the Huntress and the time-displaced Samurai Jack (Phil LaMarr), as he helps her deal with a drug lord named Duran (Nestor Carbonell), who's been possessed by the spirit of Aku (James Sie, replacing the late, great Mako)! Now, with Aku's dark powers inside Duran, can Helena and Jack be able to use their martial-arts abilities to remove Aku's spirit from the crimelord before it's too late in this special crossover episode!

Episode One: The Hunt for Per Degaton

The Birds join forces with Roxy Rocket (Charity James) to stop a ghostly World War II villain named Per Degaton (Eric Braeden) who's looking for a new body to house his evil spirit in so that he can bring about a new Fourth Reich! The target: a young man named Joseph Perfect (Mario Lopez)! But, as Barbara finds out from Roxanne, this bad-boy musician is not only her current boyfriend, but also one of Penelope Devlin's cousins! Could the spirit of the Pitstop Family, especially Joey's grandfather Johnny (John Stephenson) and his sister Penelope (Janet Waldo) be the one helping Roxy and Joey, and the Birds of Prey, put an end to Per Degaton's madness? Find out in this strange episode!

Episode Five: Birds of Prey, Bloodhound of Justice!

Hong Kong Phooey (Shawn Harrison) guest stars as Black Canary (as a real yellow canary), Huntress (as a red cardinal) and Oracle (as a brown spotted owl) join forces with the kung-fu canine to deal with an anthropomorphic version of the Terrible Trio (this time, a real fox, giant shark and a vulture), who are trying to start a powerful crime syndicate in Bloodhound City! But can the ladybirds from Skylark City and the dog detective from Bloodhound City be able to take down this trio of bad boys in this Hanna-Barbera-style episode!

Next Series: Hanna-Barbera's More Fun Adventures 4

 

[3dman27]

in re: aku's voice thank you kenny

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Series Twenty:
Hanna-Barbera's More Fun Adventures 4
(More fun from Dinkley and Blake, brought to you by the Coolsville Travel and Tourism Bureau!)

Series Hosts:

Daphne Ann Blake: Grey DeLisle
Velma Dinkley: Mindy Cohn

Episode Sixteen: Top Cat, U.S. Marshal: The Great Brain Robbery

Top Cat (Jim Cummings) returns in an all-new series in almost twenty years, as he and his crew are now members of the U.S. Marshal Service stationed in Cartoon City! And in this all-new first episode, Brain (Shawn Harrison) finds himself kidnapped by agents of a ruthless businessman named Lex Liger (Clancy Brown), a lion/tiger hybrid version of the human Lex Luthor who was planning to smuggle a highly dangerous form of Kryptonite to Zootropolis when Brain stumbled onto the scene! Now, Top Cat and Fancy-Fancy (Andy Milder) join forces with - you guessed it - Krypto the Super-Dog (Sam Vincent), to stop Liger and his girl enforcer, Mousey Graves (Lisa Edelstein), from delivering the Kryptonite to every single animal supervillain in DC's funny-animal universe and rescue Brain from LigerCorp in the process in this Hanna-Barbera feline government-agent series!

Episode Seventeen: The Hex Girls: Jonah Hexed in the Wild West!

That crazy Wiccan girl band from the Scooby-Doo series, The Hex Girls, find themselves in the Wild West in their first solo series! Thorn (Jennifer Hale), Luna (Kimberly Brooks) and Dusk (Jane Wiedlin) are in 1879 New Mexico, where they become showgirls at a local saloon only to meet up with Jonah Hex and Bat Lash as they are tracking down some ex-Confederate soldiers looking to blow up a train containing more than one million dollars in gold! That's unless the Hex Girls (especially Thorn) can use their music and magic to help Jonah flip the script on the robbers so that they can get back to their own time in this episode!

Episode Eighteen: Devlin: The Will of the Wonder Wheels

Team Devlin gets two episodes this segment as Ernie Devlin (Sam Witwer) gets a new ally in a young stuntman named William "Willie" Scheeler (Shawn Ashmore), who makes an appearance with his new transforming motorcycle, Wonder Wheels (Aaron Ashmore in a dual role). But, Ernie and Willie may need their bikes to stop the return of Gearhead (James Marsden), who's looking to steal a high-tech super engine from WayneTech! Shouldn't Batman be in this episode, since this is one of his villains?

Episode Nineteen: The New Perils of Penelope Pitstop: The Return of the Ant Hill Molls!

Remember the new, female Ant Hill Molls from an earlier More Fun series segment? Well, they're back, as their great-grandmother, Big Bonnie (Janet Waldo), seeks Penelope's help in raising the girls since her crooked grandson, Clyde Marlowe III, was finally put in prison for abusing his daughters and killing his stripper wife - on her deathbed! But, will Little Bonnie (Eliza Dushku), Dee-Dee (Dakota Fanning), Pickpocket (Annasophia Robb), Sneezy and Stinky (Danica McKellar), Yo-Yo (Cree Summer) and Zipper (Meaghan Smith) be able to follow in the heroic footsteps of their great-grandparents, and help the Golden Claw and Devlin fight evil in the DC Universe, or will they be cursed by their father? Find out if the Golden Claw and the Ant Hill Molls will become part of the Devlin legacy in this episode!

Episode Twenty: Batman Beyond: Jabberjaw Beyond!

Remember the first shark-man to become Jabberjaw in the Aquaman segment? well, the Jabberjaw legacy continues with his son (Greg Cipes), as he begins his own superhero legacy when he helps Terry McGinnis (Will Friedle) bring down the entire Jokerz operation in the year 2076! But the real story is when Jabber Jr. meets McGinnis' two children, Maxwell McGinnis (Shane Haboucha) and Teresa McGinnis (Ashley Johnson), both 15, when they help Aquagirl (Jodi Benson) deal with undersea techno-pirates and the start of a new legacy as Jabber, Max and Terri begin forming the new musical group the Aquatones (the precursor to the future Neptunes) in this special episode!

Next Series Hawkman

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Series Twenty-One:
The Adventures of Hawkman
(Katar Hol/Carter Hall in his first solo series since the Showcase era, brought to you by Trans-Thanagar Airlines!)

Main Voice Cast:

Carter Hall/Hawkman: James Remar
Shayera Hol/Hawgirl: Maria Canals-Barrera

Episode One: The Ghost in the Machine

When a new computer system designed for the Defense Department suddenly becomes "possessed" by an unknown entity, Hawkman is put on the case, only to find out that this "possession' is really the work of none other than the Gentleman Ghost (Greg Ellis), who has embedded his spirit inside the machine, and is threatening to link up to the nation's missile-defense systems and enabling them to be launched upon Midway City unless a five-million-dollar ransom is paid! Can Hawkman deliver some Nth metal justice to Gentleman Jim Craddock before its too late! Find out in this episode!

Episode Two: A Game of Shadows

The Hex Girls (Jennifer Hale, Kimberly Brooks and Jane Wiedlin) guest star in this Hawkman tale in which the Gothic band is in Midway City for a concert. But trouble comes in the form of Thorn when she obtains a strange book from a mysterious magic shop! But as Sally Ann McKnight opens up the book at the hotel, she inadvertently releases the Shadow-Thief (Robert Patrick) from the book itself! The big surprise, that "Magic book" is really an Nth-metal prison that Hawkman imprisoned the Shadow-Thief in some years ago! And, Hawkman and the Hex Girls must find a way to put Carl Sands back in the book in this episode!

Episode Three: The Mind Worms of Venus

Captain Marvel (Jerry O'Connell) guest stars as Carter Hall gets a visit to the Midway City Museum by a delegation from Fawcett Academy led by its history teacher, Gloria Perlman (special appearance by Rebecca "Becky" Perle), the former Glorious Gal, and her daughter, Gabriella (Amanda Michalka), the new Glorious Girl! But, there's weird stuff happening as an army of psychotic, mind-controlling Venusian worms have taken control of Midway City's police force, prompting Hawkman, Captain Marvel and Glorious Gal (back in her original costume) to rally the students to corral the worms and their leader, Mr. Mind (Tom Kenny), and bring Midway City's finest back to normal in this episode!

Episode Four: Kendra

Shayera Hol is back, and has taken the name of Hawkgirl again as she is teaching her Thanagarian Air Combat class at Young Justice Academy. But, there's one promising young girl in her class that Shayera is paying attention to, and her name is Kendra Saunders (Alyson Michalka)! But, will Kendra be the one to actually follow in Ms. Hol's footsteps as a future Hawkgirl when she helps her teacher deal with a superhuman drug dealer looking to distribute a new toxic drug into YJA in this episode!

Episode Five: Charley Parker: The Golden Eagle!

Carter Hall is at the Midway City Museum when a new student named Charley Parker (Jesse McCartney) comes in from Young Justice Academy to be his new assistant! And this time, he's brought his new girlfriend, Valerie Beaudry (Hayden Pannettiere), with him! But, Black Mask (James Remar in a dual role) has broken into the museum with an army of trained assassins looking to steal a rare artifact! And when Hawkman is taken out by the villain, it's going to be up to Valerie (as the Silver Swan) and Charley (in his new identity of the Golden Eagle) to put the brakes on Roman Sionis' criminal operation and rescue Hawkman in this episode!

Next Series: Doctor Fate: Master of the Mystical Arts

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Series Twenty-Two:
Doctor Fate: Master of the Mystical Arts
(The Doctor is in with Inza and the Hex Girls in their first all-new series, brought to you by Nelson and Cramer Supernatural Services, Inc.)

Main Voice Cast:

Kent Nelson/Doctor Fate: Oded Fehr
Inza Cramer/Doctor Fate II: Jennifer Lien
Sally McKnight/Thorn: Jennifer Hale
Luna Cramer/Luna: Kimberly Brooks
Topaz Stagg/Dusk: Jane Wiedlin

Episode One: The Hand of Fate - Director's Cut

Oded Fehr narrates this classic episode from Superman: The Animated Series that features the first appearance of the good Doctor and Inza. When a robber breaks into Metropolis University and obtains a mystical stone tablet, he finds himself possessed by the demonic spirit of Ian Karkull! Now, Superman (Tim Daly at the time) and a reluctant Doctor Fate must find a way to rescue the Daily Planet staff from Karkull and his demonic army! All this, the chubby Wiccan from the Dancing Hobbit magic shop, and Doctor Fate interviewing Oded Fehr and new Batman: The Brave and the Bold Doctor Fate voice actor Greg Ellis, in this episode!

Episode Two: Doctor Fate Meets the Family Thirteen!

In this dual episode, The Hex Girls are holding auditions for a new Hex Girl, only to find themselves helping out a young woman named Traci Lee Thirteen (Kristin Kreuk) deal with some winged demons terrorizing a small town. Meanwhile, Doctor Fate gets a visit from an old friend, a supernatural investigator named Dr. Terrence Thirteen (John Schneider), and his wife, Teresa Thirteen (Ming-Na). They need Doctor Fate and Inza's help in stopping an evil couple named Tannarak (James Marsters) and Tala (Juliet Landau) when they use their nightclub Bewitched to lure a string of teenagers into a rave where no one comes back alive! Plus, will Traci Thirteen and the Hex Girls be able to help her parents, and Luna's uncle and aunt, deal with Tala, Tannarak, and their demonic nightclub so that they can rescue the innocents in this episode!

Episode Three: Luna's Secret Faustian Bargain

Here's a cool story featuring Fate's favorite Goth niece, Luna: Our favorite dark-haired Hex Girl finds herself meeting a hunky young magician named Sebastian Faust (Jared Padalecki) at Winsome Witch's new magic shop, the Wonderarium! But, as Luna and Winnie (Doris Roberts) are about to find out from Sebastian, that he is the son of one of the most dangerous magic-users in the DC Universe, Felix Faust (Robert Englund)! Now, Daddy has come into the shop terrifying Winnie, as he offers Luna a chance to remain with his son - in exchange for her soul! Too bad for him that Kent Nelson, not Inza Cramer, is on the case as he helps Luna, Sebastian and Winnie trap Felix Faust in this episode!

Episode Four: Doctor Fate and the Midnight Patrol

A little known Hanna-Barbera series from 1990 makes its return as part of a Doctor Fate episode where Fate and Inza are investigating a series of terrifying deaths involving little children, only to find themselves meeting up with a group of young kids and a giant dog who make up a team of adventurers called the Midnight Patrol! But, who are Nick and Rosie Cardy (Tara Strong and Cathy Cavadini), Keiko Takamoto (Hynden Walch), Carter McDuffie (Phil LaMarr) and Potsworth (Ian James Corlett)? And, what do they have to do with protecting the Grand Dozer of Dreamland from an evil being called the Nightmare King? It's a question Doctor Fate wants answered if he wants to solve the dream deaths in this episode!

Episode Five: Ingrid Karkull and the Obsidian Menace

Meet the newest Hex Girl, Midnight (Emma Lahana), as she makes her appearance alongside the Gothic girl group at a concert in Metropolis! But who is Ingrid Karkull, and what is her connection to Ian Karkull (Greg Ellis)? Also, what does Ingrid have to do with the appearance of a dangerous former superhero named Obsidian (Wil Wheaton) and his dark powers? That's what Luna, Dusk, Thorn and Fate wanna know from the new girl if they want to stop Todd Rice (and possibly Karkull) from unleashing an Obsidian Age upon the Earth in this terrifying episode!

Next Series: The Adventures of the Atom

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Series Twenty-Three:
The New Adventures of the Atom
(The Tiny Titan returns in an all-new series, brought to you by Ivy University!)

Main Voice Cast:

Ray Palmer/The Atom: John C. McGinley
Jean Loring: Amanda Bearse
Ryan Choi/Atom II: James Sie
Al Pratt: Patrick Harrington Jr.
Police Commissioner Liza Warner: Kyra Sedgewick

Episode One: Jason Woodrue, The Plant Master

Dr. Pamela Isley (Diane Pershing), the plant mistress known as Poison Ivy, guest stars in this Atom episode where she is part of an Ivy University research team on a plane trip to a science conference in the Virgin Islands, only to find Dr. Ray Palmer, Dr. Pamela Isley, and the other passengers the victims of mysterious plant spores which force the plane to land on a mysterious island! But as everyone is about to find out, it's a trap sprung by Dr. Isley and Dr. Palmer's former teacher and colleague, Dr. Jason Woodrue (David Warner)! Now, with the other scientists held captive by the Floronic Man and his two lovely assistants, Holly (Piera Coppola) and Eva (Danielle Judovits), the Tiny Titan and the Princess of Plants find themselves taking on this thorny trio and rescuing everyone from the island in this remake of the classic Filmation episode!

Episode Two: The Ferocious Fighting Flea!

The Atom and the Atomic Ant (Drew Seeley) join forces to stop a dangerous new villain inspired by the H-B universe called the Ferocious Fighting Flea (Corbin Bleu)! He's an evil rival of Anthony Adams plotting to ruin his burgeoning superhero career! But, what this guy's really after, is Anthony's new girlfriend, Formicida (Alyson Stoner), and her father, Dr. Anthony Peebles (Corey Burton), who has a strength-augumentation machine that can boost his raw strength fivefold! That is, unless both heroes can stop him in this Hanna-Barbera-inspired Atom episode!

Episode Three: Atom-Man Versus Mighty Man!

Get ready for a hilarious episode of cartoony proportions, as the Atom has a problem with a fellow six-inch hero named Mighty Man (Peter Cullen)! This is especially true when Brandon Brewster's actress wife, Brunella (Susan Blu) starts coming onto Ray Palmer, and Palmer's wife, Jean, starts coming onto Brandon Brewster, leading to a big brawl between the two heroes and their wives before Garganta Girl (Jennifer Hale) stops the madness minutes later in an episode that brings the DC and Ruby-Spears hero universes together!

Episode Four: The Great Atom Roundtable Interview!

Ray Palmer is at Ivy University, where he is conducting one of the strangest interview segments ever, as he talks with the three voice actors who portrayed the Atom in the last forty years on television: Pat Harrington, John C. McGinley, and the newest Atom voice actor, Batman: The Brave and the Bold's James Sie. In it, Ray and new professor Dr. Ryan Choi grill the men on what led them to portray the Tiny Titan on television, and some of their favorite episodes! Look for an appearance by the very first man to become the Atom in comics, Al Pratt, in this special animated episode!

Episode Five: Jessica Palmer: The Next Atom!

Let's fast-forward some twenty years to the year 2029, where we are introduced to the daughter of Ray and Jean Palmer, Jessica Raye Palmer (Laura Prepon)! She's a young hard-rock musician who has an IQ of 195 - and a serious rockin' body to boot! But, Jessie's about to enter brand-new territory, as she discovers her father Ray's size-changing belt and makes it part of her stage persona of Atomica, unaware that she is about to become the fifth person to take on the mantle of the Atom! Can this new Atomic Angel be able to prove herself worthy of the Palmer legacy when she helps her father take down Chronos in this episode!

Next Series: Ted Grant: Wildcat

 

[3dman27]

bring on the wildman

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Series Twenty-Four:
Ted Grant: Wildcat
(DC's Heavyweight Fighting Feline in his first series since the Showcase era! Brought to you by Wildcat's Tiger TonicTM sports drink!)

Main Voice Cast:

Ted Grant/Wildcat: Dennis Farina, R. Lee Ermey (some episodes)
Yolanda Montez/Catgirl: Alexa Vega

Episode One: Fight Night at the Wildcat Gym

Hey, in this first episode, Ted Grant has just opened his own boxing gym, the Wildcat Gym, and everybody who is anybody is coming to check out the joint! But the real story is a visit by a hungry young fighter named Tommy Bronson (Eric Johnson). He is coming to train for his shot at the heavyweight title against Jumping Judd Winnick on Friday night, and Ted "Wildcat" Grant is the man who will train him! But, is there something more to this kid than meets the eye, especially when his demeanor is connected somehow to Ted Grant himself? That's what Wildcat's got to find out if he wants to help him deal with some dangerous loan sharks out to kill the young fighter!

Episode Two: Wildcat Meets the Impossibles!

Ted takes his young adopted daughter Yolanda to the hottest concert of the year featuring the family musical group the Impossibles, as Ted's childhood friend, Deborah Domaine (Marlene Aragon), the metahuman manager and mother of the band also known as Felina, comes to visit him at the Wildcat Gym with her sons Replicon (Kevin Jonas), Springer (Nick Jonas) and Liquidator (Joe Jonas) for the boys to receive training in the "sweet science" of boxing! But, sparks are about to fly between both Catgirl and Replicon, and Wildcat and Felina, as Ted and Debbi relive some old memories of them being two young outcast kids from different sides of the tracks, and Yolanda involved in a fan interview with Debbi's twin daughters Dianna (Selena Gomez) and Deanna (Demi Lovato) at a Gotham City teen nightclub, just as Wildcat, Felina and the male Impossibles deal with a creepy living firebrand named Doctor Phosporous (Jason Marsden) who is about to turn Gotham City ablaze! Plus, the Impossibles perform the classic Survivor hit, "Eye of the Tiger," in this episode!

Episode Three: Fall of the Brawl

The Meta-Brawl is going down! And, Wildcat, Nightwing (Loren Lester), Huntress (Amy Acker) and Black Canary (Morena Baccarin) are the ones to do it in what is the final chapter of the Meta-Brawl saga that spanned through the Nightwing fan series and the Justice League Unlimited TV series, and ends in this Wildcat series as Ted Grant leads a strike team to take down Victoria Sinclair (Virginia Madsen), the promoter known as Roulette! But, even if Ted, Dick, Helena and Dinah can get through many of Roulette's fighters with the help of many of Dick's circus friends, could a mysterious appearance by Stephen Mandragora (Glenn Shadix) signal the end of Victoria "Roulette" Sinclair for good, and will Wildcat and Nightwing be the ones stopping him - or thanking him - in this episode?

Episode Four: The Tiger and the Wildcat

Get ready for an episode worthy of Afro Samurai that contains more martial-arts hip-hop beats than the RZA, Method Man, and the Wu-Tang Clan combined, as Wildcat joins African-American martial arts hero Ben Turner (Greg Sturgis), the Bronze Tiger, as they infiltrate an international martial-arts competition on an island in Southeast Asia that's a front for an illegal opium-smuggling operation ran by Red Claw (Kate Mulgrew)! But, even if they survive the tournament and defeat Red Claw herself, could they deal with the real mastermind behind both enterprises, Unon Sadaharu (Robert Ito), a crimelord from the 31st century who has come to recreate a feudalistic Asian empire with futuristic technology, and is the descendant of Red Claw? Everybody's kung-fu fighting and moving fast as lightning in this joint!

Episode Five: WildKat

It's a trip back to the SwatKats continuity for this Wildcat episode, as we meet Megakat City's own version of the DC Comics hero. And this time, it's a she-cat named Tabitha "Tabby" Grant (an anthropomorphic black shorthair cat voiced by Katherine Soucie), a reporter for Kat Rock magazine that has a mysterious metahuman power, in which each of her nine lives Tabby Grant comes back as a different breed of cat with a different superpower to match, hence the name WildKat! but can this Fighting Feline be able to help the Swat Kats deal with a dangerous drug lord known as the Bronze Tiger (this time a real anthropomorphic tiger villain voiced by Greg Sturgis) before his drug cartel launches a systematic attack on the Enforcers in this episode!

Next Series: Hanna-Barbera's More Fun Adventures 5

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Series Twenty-Five:
Hanna-Barbera's More Fun Adventures 5
(It's the mid-season finale, brought to you by the Cattanooga Cats: Greatest Hits, from H-B Records!)

Series Hosts:

Daphne Ann Blake: Grey DeLisle
Velma Dinkley: Mindy Cohn

Episode Twenty-One: F3: Lady Frankenstein, and the Crankenshaft Menace

The superpowered robot F3 (Rino Romano) joins forces with the Atomic Ant (Drew Seeley) to stop a dangerous scientist named Professor Cyrus Crankenshaft (Michael Des Barres) and his army of mechanical spiders, who are looking to turn Ivy Town into a slag heap! But, the real story is Eliza Conroy (Meaghan Smith), as she prepares a brand-new femmebot called Lady Frankenstein (Paulina Gillis) for her first mission against the Extremists! But, is Eliza and Lady Frankenstein ready to take on four of the most dangerous otherdimensional villains in the DC Universe? Find out in this episode!

Episode Twenty-Two: Birdman: Cold Comfort, Burning Desire!

Flash (Michael Rosenbaum) and Jesse Quick (Jessica Biel) guest star in this episode where they help the new Birdman (Tom Welling) and Birdgirl (Allison Mack) deal with two sets of hot and cold-themed villains, as Birdman and Flash must stop Captain Cold (Lex Lang) and Heat Wave (Kevin Michael Richardson) from tearing up Central City when they are caught up in an elemental war between the two villains. Next: Jesse Quick and Birdgirl tangle with the scorching hot Volcana (Peri Gilpin) and the icy cold Killer Frost (Jennifer Hale) when the two ladies decide to steal a half-million dollars worth of sapphires and rubies from the Keystone City Diamond Exchange! Also, don't miss the strange kiss that Claire Selton gives Crystal Frost at the end of this puppy! A weird episode for sure!

Episode Twenty-Three: Galaxy Force: Defenders of Black Hole X

Superman (George Newbern) guest stars, as he travels to the mysterious Black Hole X to meet up with a family of superheroes called the Galaxy Force! They're the members of the Galaxy Trio and their children, the Teen Force, who have dedicated their lives to stopping the intergalactic forces of the madman Uglorr (Keith David)! But Gravitina (Melina Kanakaredes) and daughter Electra (Hynden Walch) may have their hands full when they help Superman rescue the men of the GF from the menace of Mongul (Eric Roberts) in this episode!

Episode Twenty-Four: Drak Pack: Vampira's Story

Vlad Draculon is at a Gothic nightclub for a midnight rave when he meets a beautiful vampiress named Vampira Darklighter (Melissa Joan Hart), whom Dracula's young offspring falls completely head-over-heels for! But, when Vladimir and Vampira find themselves caught up in a bitter war between their fathers Dracula and Nosferatu, both vampires must seek the help of the other Drak Pack members to put an end to this vampire war before it threatens both Transylvania and the United States in this romantically chilling episode!

Episode Twenty-Five: The Impossibles: The Diamond Dazzler's Dazzling Debut!

The Impossibles are in a bedeviling situation when they appear on the new music series "24 Karat Hits," hosted by the deliciously dazzling Demetria Diamond (Britta Phillips)! But, Demi's got a wicked little secret that's going to throw the metahuman band for a loop when Deanna (Demi Lovato) catches the devious diva stealing a 48-karat topaz diamond, and uses it to power a hypno-ray that if activated, can compel men to do anything under her will - even steal for her! And when her brothers are caught up in Demetria's thrall, Deanna and Dianna must join up with their mother Debbi (Marlene Aragon) to free the male Impossibles and put an end to the Diamond Dazzler's wicked crime spree in this episode!

Next Series: Superman: The Man of Steel! (in late March!)

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Attention Hypesters:

Now that the first 25 series (125 episodes total) are done, it's time to take a mid-season break so that I can finish up the next 15 adventures in the Marvel Tales to Astonish series. Once that's finished, both series will be on equal footing so that I can rotate between both shows.

Look for DCAU: Adventures in the New Frontier to return on March 28, 2008 with the new Superman: The Man of Steel series!

Kenny

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Bump!

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Series Twenty-Six:
Superman: The Man of Steel
(Superman and Clark Kent return in a fresh all-new series, brought to you by The Cat's Meow with Catherine Grant, weeknights at 11pm on WGBS-TV!)

Main Voice Cast:

Clark Kent/Superman: George Newbern
Lois Lane: Dana Delany
Jimmy Olsen: David Kaufman
Lucy Lane: Kari Wahlgren
Perry White: Ray Wise
Jonathan Kent: Mike Farrell
Martha Kent: Shelley Fabares
Alexander Joseph "Lex" Luthor: Clancy Brown
Mercy Graves: Lisa Edelstein
Hope Taya: Garcelle Beauvais
Inspector Margaret Sawyer: Joanna Cassidy
Inspector Daniel Turpin: Joseph Bologna

Episode One: War Games

No origin episodes this time. It's an all-new episode, as Lex Luthor is launching his all new private Science Police force upon the citizens of Metropolis! But, when a mysterious World War I-era tank called the Haunted Tank, piloted by a young woman named Jennifer Stuart (Serinda Swan), launches an assault on LexCorp's Science Police, Superman finds himself in a situation where both he and Jennifer uncover a corrupt Luthor-backed Gestapo force within the SP that is terrorizing the citizens of Suicide Slum to make way for a new high-tech community called Lexor City. Can the Man of Steel and the Haunted Tank bring the hammer down on the Science Police, and expose Luthor's crooked operation before it's too late?

Episode Two: Superman, Ben 10, and the Living Conduit!

Clark Kent and Lois Lane are on their way to a small town called Bellwood, where they meet the heroic Ben Tennyson (Yuri Lowenthal), his cousin Gwendolyn Tennyson (Ashley Johnson), and their friend, Kevin Levin (Greg Cipes), as they deal with a Kryptonite-powered, energy-draining villain named Conduit (John Cena)! Luckily for them, Superman has joined Ben 10 in the battle! But, Ben 10 may be the one saving the bacon of the Man of Steel when he and Lois are caught in the tendrils of Conduit! Also, check out the first meeting between Superman and one of Ben's alien forms, Way Big, in this episode!

Episode Three: Diamonds are a Dazzler's Best Friend!

Debbi Domaine (Marlene Aragon) and Leslie Willis (Lori Petty) guest star in a Superman episode where Debbi's musically talented children, the Impossibles, are supposed to appear on Leslie's new rock-music series, Live Wire with Leslie Willis! But, as the feline werewoman and electrifying veejay are about to find out, is that the divalicious Diamond Dazzler (Britta Phillips) has just targeted Ms. Domaine for revenge! And, she's got a secret weapon - Superman - and it's all thanks to a secret admirer, Lex Luthor! Now, Lex and Demetria are launching the Last Son of Krypton upon Felina and Live Wire, and Lois Lane and the Impossibles are the only ones that can snap Superman out of the Diamond Dazzler's control in the concluding Impossibles series in Series Twenty-Eight!

Episode Four: When Superman Met Power Girl

Get ready for an unbelievable episode of Kryptonian-level proportions, as Superman finds himself teaming up with the equally strong Power Girl (Robin Coleman) when they deal with a maddening Kryptonian warrior woman named Faora (Marg Helgenberger)! But, that's nothing compared to the two other Kryptonian females - Faora's sisters, Ursa (Sarah Douglas) and Mala (Leslie Easterbrook) - who have just joined her out of the Phantom Zone, looking to beat the snot out of Power Girl! Now, Superman must find a way to help Power Girl stop this oncoming malevolent force of Kryptonian estrogen before they turn Earth into a wasteland! Plus, do you smell what Karen Starr's cooking when she invites Clark Kent into her home for the night? We though so!

Episode Five: Superman, Penelope Pitstop and the Perilous Prankster

Ernie Devlin (Sam Witwer) is being interviewed by Lois Lane for the Daily Planet during the Devlin Family Stunt Spectacular in Metropolis! But a dangerous new villain called the Prankster (Howie Mandel) has arrived in town, and is looking to sabotage the event! Lucky for him that his wife, Penelope, as the Golden Claw (Laura Vandervoort), and Clark, as Superman, are on the case! But can Superman, Lois, Ernie and Penelope deal with what could be one of Superman's most dangerous and challenging foes, especially when he turns LexCorp Stadium into a giant video game? Find out in this episode!

Next Series: Catwoman: Nine Lives of a Feline Fatale

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Series Twenty-Seven:
Catwoman: Nine Lives of a Feline Fatale
(Selina Kyle gets her own anthology series, dedicated to the memory of the late Eartha Kitt.)

Main Voice Cast: Selina Kyle Narrators

Catwoman (Batman: The Animated Series): Adrienne Barbeau
Catwoman (The Batman): Gina Gershon
Catwoman (Batman: The Brave and the Bold [intro]): Kari Wahlgren
Catwoman (The New Adventures of Batman): Melendy Britt

Episode One: Interview With a Feline Fatale

Selina Kyle finds herself in the ultimate animated-series interview situation, done in the current Batman: Brave and the Bold animated style, as Kari Wahlgren becomes the newest voice actress to do the Princess of Plunder! But first, this version of Selina has to deal with not only the actresses who voiced her in the various animated series over the years, but, with the two surviving actresses from the 1966-68 live-action TV series and movie (Julie Newmar and Lee Ann Meriwether), as we get to see the evolution of Catwoman through live-action and animation over the years. Plus, the new Selina gets her first animated talker with Kari Wahlgren, and a creepy recording featuring the voice of the late Eartha Kitt that's sure to scare the hell out of her, in this special episode!

Episode Two: The Bat and the Cat

Melendy Britt narrates this strange origin episode of the time Selina Kyle first met the Dark Knight Detective known as Batman (Jeremy Sisto), set in the days after the events of DC/Justice League: The New Frontier, as Batman is investigating the theft of a rare jewel-encrusted cat statue from the Gotham Museum, only to meet and fall in love (like in some versions) with the beautiful femme fatale behind the theft - Catwoman! All in this episode!

Episode Three: Selina and Felina

Adrienne Barbeau narrates this episode set in the Bruce Timm DC Universe, where Selina gets a visit from an old elementary-school friend of hers in Deborah Domaine (Marlene Aragon), as Catwoman ends up helping Debbi's five musically-talented, metahuman children, the Impossibles, deal with a dangerous villain called the Angle Man (Sean Schemmel), who has just targeted the head of a Gotham-based music company looking to sign the oddball family band! But, Selina is about to discover that her longtime best friend is undergoing a transformation that reminds her of the fate she suffered in the BTAS episode, "Tyger, Tiger", as Catwoman meets the alluring Felina for the first time ever in this episode!

Episode Four: The Cat-Man Cometh

Gina Gershon narrates this all-new episode set in the timeline of Jeff Matsuda's "The Batman", as a new rival for the Princess of Plunder, Catwoman, comes in the form of a dangerous new cat-themed villain called the Cat-Man (John Stamos)! He's just as slinky as his female counterpart, but twice as ruthless as Batman! And when Cat-Man attempts to murder the head of a pharmaceutical company looking to conduct experiments on domesticated cats, Batman (Rino Romano) and Catwoman must bring this Cat-Man down!

Episode Five: Selina Kitt's Secret Life

In this special episode set in the Swat Kats continuity, what happens when Tabitha Grant's 19-year-old cousin, Selina Kitt (Kari Wahlgren), arrives in Megakat City to visit her and her family? Everything that's about to go wrong around her does, as Selina's bad luck powers and penchant for stealing not only have attracted the Enforcers and Swat Kats to her, but given her a new name - Bad Kitty! And this Catwoman archetype (a black Abyssinian cat) is about to be dealt with by her own cousin - WildKat - in this feline tale!

Next Series: The New Tales of the Impossibles (Series Premiere!)

 

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rally ho ho i'll be looking for the impossibles

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Series Twenty-Eight:
Tales of the New Impossibles
(The Hanna-Barbera rock superheroes are updated for the 21st century as a family in this all-new series!)

Main Voice Cast:

Deborah Domaine/Felina Fatale: Marlene Aragon
Donald Domaine/Replicon: Kevin Jonas
David Domaine/Springer: Nick Jonas
Daniel Domaine/Liquidator: Joe Jonas
Dianna Domaine/Flame: Selena Gomez
Deanna Domaine/Twister: Demi Lovato

All songs by the Impossibles are performed by the actors themselves.

Episode One: The Impossibles Battle the Tornado Tyrant

Red Tornado and T.O. Morrow (Both voiced by Corey Burton) guest star in this episode where Twister finds herself with Red Tornado dealing with an evil version of the hero, who framed him for an attack on a nuclear weapons plant that he did not commit! But, the real story is Thomas Oscar Morrow and his lecherous attempts at meeting Debbi Domaine. But, this time, it's for the wrong reasons! Can Debbi be able to fend off Morrow's romantic advances, and can Deanna be able to help clear Red Tornado's good name and defeat this Tornado Tyrant before it's too late? Find out in this episode!

Episode Two: Diamonds Are a Dazzler's Best Friend, Part Two

Live Wire (Lori Petty) may have escaped Superman's attack on Domaine Manor in Fawcett City last episode, but now, Lex Luthor has both Debbi Domaine and Superman, and the only people who can help Leslie get Debbi back are her children, the Impossibles! Now, Lois Lane (Dana Delany) and Captain Marvel (Jerry O'Connell) have joined in on the fun, and they all have to stop both the Diamond Dazzler (Britta Phillips) and Lex Luthor, free Superman from their control, and expose Demi's connection to Debbi, Leslie and the Impossibles before it's too late, and the revelation is not going to be pretty!

Episode Three: The Return of Priscilla Rich

Demetria Diamond's connection to the Domaine family was finally revealed to Debbi last episode, as she revealed that Debbi's aunt, Priscilla Rich (Marlene Aragon in a dual role) was the woman responsible for both her start in the music business when she was a teenager, and for part of the birth of the Impossibles! Problem is, Debbi already knows about her family's part in this. But, the batty cat-lady is back in her Cheetah form, and this wicked lady is about to launch her biggest coup yet: The takeover of Fawcett Communications and the WHIZ networks themselves by marrying Sterling Morris (Ray Wise) himself! That is, unless Mama Felina and Replicon can use their powers to help Mary Marvel (Liza Jacqueline) stop the wedding of Sterling Morris to Priscilla Rich before it's too late, or is it? Plus, check out Replicon's new multi-shield boomerang attack on the original Cheetah, in this episode!

Episode Four: The Impossibles Meet the Batman Family

Felina Fatale and the Impossibles are in Gotham City for an animal-rights benefit concert hosted by friend Selina Kyle (Adrienne Barbeau). But Selina's been targeted by two people: Gotham City businessman Roland Daggett (Edward Asner) and Bludhaven crime boss Roland Desmond (Powers Boothe), and the Domaine Family are about to meet the Batman Family - Batman (Kevin Conroy), Robin (Evan Sabara), Batgirl (Tara Strong), Nightwing (Loren Lester), Batwoman (Melina Kanakaredes) and Flamebird (Kari Wahlgren) - as the two teams help Catwoman take out the two Rolands and their massive armies of goons and save Selina's concert before it's too late! Plus, what happens when Robin finds himself smitten with the beautiful Flame, and Flamebird finds herself smitten with Liquidator? And, the Impossibles sing Prince's "Batdance," from the 1989 Batman movie, in this special episode!

Episode Five: Penelope Pitstop Meets the Impossibles

The Impossibles are about to enter the Fawcett City leg of the Wacky Races, and Mama Domaine is about to introduce the sleek, high-tech Impossicar (Charlie Adler) to her children as a Christmas present! But the real story is a visit from Ernie and Penelope Devlin (Sam Witwer and Laura Vandervoort) to the Domaine home to invite the Impossibles to perform for the racers after the Fawcett Wacky Races! And, they have brought with them the beautiful and bawdy Golden Pussycat racer (Patricia Alice Albrecht), who finds herself attracted to the Impossicar himself! But, will the Impossicar and the Golden Pussycat join forces to help Roxy Rocket's rocket-powered car, the Red Maxine (Karla DeVito), escape an attack from the murderous Gearhead (Jason Marsden) and an army of superpowered vehicles looking to destroy the various people entering this year's Wacky Races? Also, what happens when the Impossicar finds out that the Golden Pussycat and Red Maxine Wacky Racers are actually twin-sister vehicles spun off from the legendary Compact Pussycat and Mean Machine vehicles driven by Penelope and Roxanne's grandparents, the original Penelope Pitstop and Dastardly Dick Sutton respectively, through their third-generation descendants? Find out in this special crossover that launches the all-new Wacky Races: DC Universe series in Series Thirty-Two!

Next Series: The Perilous Adventures of Penelope Pitstop

 

[Kenny Eugene McCall]

Series Twenty-Nine:
The Perilous Adventures of Penelope Pitstop
(Penelope Devlin, the newest girl to take the mantle of Penelope Pitstop, and the new Golden Claw, stars in the first new series in more than forty years!)

Main Voice Cast:

Penelope (Pitstop) Devlin/Golden Claw: Laura Vandervoort
Ernie Devlin: Sam Witwer
Todd Devlin: Aaron Ashmore
Sandra Devlin: Allison Mack
Roxanne Sutton/Roxy Rocket: Charity James
Patricia Pender: Alexz Johnson
Paulina Pender (intro): Susan Eisenberg

Ant Hill Molls:

Little Bonnie: Eliza Dushku
Dee-Dee: Dakota Fanning
Pickpocket: Annasophia Robb
Sneezy and Softy: Danica McKellar
Yo-Yo: Cree Summer Francks
Zipper: Meaghan Smith

Episode One: The Legend Of Penelope Pitstop and the Wacky Racers

In this premiere episode, the Devlins have just adopted the girls known as the Ant Hill Molls. And, Penelope Devlin is at home when she is about to tell the story of how her grandmother, Penelope Haley (voiced by Janet Waldo in flashbacks from the 1967 series), and the original Ant Hill Mob got together, both as part of the Wacky Races and in their own adventures back in the 1920's! Check out the family reunion within the Pender, Perfect, Sutton and Devlin families at the end, as ghosts of the original Wacky Racers make their appearance before their descendants, as they all mourn the death of Big Bonnie and Pops Devlin in this special one-hour episode!

Episode Two: Golden Claw, Blue Beetle!

In a story that spans two generations, the new Golden Claw and the second Hooded Claw, Penelope's mother Paulina Pender, help out the new Blue Beetle, Jaime Reyes (Will Friedle), deal with a new version of the Madmen who are looking to destroy what's left of Kord Industries, sparking flashbacks of the first team-up between the Hooded Claw and the Ted Kord Blue Beetle (Tim Daly) against the original Madmen 25 years ago! But, do Penelope and Jaime have what it takes to deal with an amped-up Madmen led by Ted's uncle Jarvis (Robert Foxworth)? Find out in this episode!

Episode Three: Golden Claw, Crimson Fox, Black Mask!

Devlin and Nightwing (Loren Lester) are on the trail of the murderous Black Mask, Roman Sionis (James Remar), in Bludhaven. But the real story is Penelope and her rivalry with twin sisters Constance and Vivian D'Aramis (Both voiced by Erica Durance), both known as the beautiful Crimson Fox! And an angry Paulina has her daughter Penelope teaming up with the Crimson Fox to stop the hypnotic Sylph (Stephanie Romanov) from assassinating an employee of the D'Aramis sisters! But when Black Mask is thrown into the mix with Sylph, Devlin and Nightwing find themselves helping the girls take down the deadly duo in this white-knuckle episode!

Episode Four: Roxy Rocket and the Screaming Valkyries!

Penelope is at their home turf of Gotham World Pictures Studios, where she and the Ant Hill Molls are about to join Roxy Rocket in meeting her new all-girl stunt team, the Screaming Valkyries! But, both Penelope and Roxanne are about to meet Roxy's talking dog, Muffet (Ashley Johnson), who happens to be the descendant of Dastardly Dick Sutton's dog, Muttley! And, she's about to tell a story about the original World War I assassination squad, the Screaming Vultures, and their final mission together with the legendary Enemy Ace (Daniel Craig)! The past and the present collide, as Roxy's new team must prove their mettle as Hollywood stuntwomen worthy of the mantle of the Screaming Vultures in this episode!

Episode Five: Penelope and the Mistress of Magic

For the first time ever, Penelope Devlin and Zatanna Zatara (Jennifer Hale) meet in a magical adventure which has them helping friend Winsome Witch (Doris Roberts) deal with an evil witch named Nocturna (Fairuza Balk) and her brother, Nightslayer (Robert Pattinson), who are committing some bad magic-based crimes upon unsuspecting citizens in Metropolis! Can Penelope, Zatanna and Winnie be able to stop this duo of magical misfits before they cause even more trouble in the magical community? Find out in this episode!

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