[...] Peek at Superman/Batman: Public Enemies — 8 minutes, and I think this previously appeared on Superman vs. the [...]

[...] sneak peeks at All-Star Superman and Superman/Batman: Public Enemies are similar, but for the previously released movies. As expected, the promised digital comic copy [...]

[...] Sneak peeks at previous releases All-Star Superman and Superman/Batman: Public Enemies [...]

[...] Tim Daly (The Animated Series, Superman/Batman: Public Enemies, Superman/Batman: [...]

[...] as crime lord Carmine Falcone. The movie is co-directed by Lauren Montgomery (Wonder Woman, Superman/Batman: Public Enemies) and Sam Liu (All-Star Superman), with script by Academy Award nominee (co-story for Gorillas in [...]

[...] Superman/Batman: Public Enemies [...]

[...] in the DCU animated line. That trailer is also available through the disc menu, as are trailers for Public Enemies, Crisis on Two Earths, the Jonah Hex motion comic, and Lego Universe [...]

[...] with some kibitzing: To save an earthbound Kryptonian, the Man of Steel and the Dark Knight unite once again -– this time to battle the powerful forces of Darkseid -– in Superman/Batman: Apocalypse, the [...]

[...] the parallelism theme, the film had two directors: Sam Liu, who previously directed Planet Hulk and Superman/Batman: Public Enemies, and Lauren Montgomery, who handled Green Lantern: First Flight and Wonder [...]

[...] of a family movie promotion, Warner will be dropping the list price on the single-disc editions of Superman/Batman: Public Enemies and Green Lantern: First Flight from the current $19.98 to $14.98 on March [...]

[...] animated films, DC’s lineup has gotten the bulk of the attention with such titles as Superman/Batman: Public Enemies, Green Lantern: First Flight, Wonder Woman, and the upcoming Justice League: Crisis on Two [...]

[...] of forerunner to the current “series” of DC animated films, including Superman: Doomsday and Superman/Batman: Public Enemies, but not really a part of them either. (Note: The latter two films are also not a part of the [...]

[...] Montgomery (Green Lantern: First Flight) and Sam Liu (Superman/Batman: Public Enemies) are co-directors. Superman is played by Mark Harmon, with James Woods as Owlman, Chris Noth as Lex [...]

Overall, I thought it was serviceable, but grateful that it was a Netflix rental only – better than the original arc. I didn’t remember a lot of the details, having been disappointed in the arc and dropping it after three issues, I think.

The three impressions that kept running through my head were: 1) That the blue trim on Power Girl’s collar was kind of a nice touch. 2) My God, they really pushed Amanda Waller’s weight to insane levels and 3) were they going to deal with the fact that the meteorite contained Supergirl’s ship (nope, they weren’t)?