[...] All-Star Superman is inspired by the Grant Morrison/Frank Quitely story/homage to the character’s history and adapted by Dwayne McDuffie. A mission into the sun causes Superman to be given a death sentence by scientist Dr. Leo Quintum. The hero’s cells are “oversaturated with power” from solar radiation. When Superman finds out he’s dying, he decides to stop lying to Lois. He takes her to his arctic fortress, full of marvelous wonders, where they finally have an honest conversation, [...]

It’s kind of annoying that they don’t seem to try to make the animation look even remotely Quitely’esque. In fact, it just looks like the same ol’ same ol’ animation style. Why can’t they change it up now and then? Why make the animation look exactly the same ALL the time?
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are you an idiot? this art looks very much Quitely-esque, except the characters dont look like squnched up mashed potatoes under their clothes. and if you hadn’t noticed all the art by DCanimation has been different. The public enemies was very reminiscent of ed mcguiness, and of coarse the apocolypse story art was based on the late mr. turner’s penciling. the shorts all had different styles. even Gl:first flight and doomsday had their own style. you have nothing to complain about and u r waaaay off base. and just to rub it in look at batman gotham knights that has 6-7 different animation teams for the variety of sub stories. shut up and get off the crapper.

[...] this pre-written interview with Anthony LaPaglia, who is voicing Lex Luthor in the upcoming All-Star Superman, due out February 22. LaPaglia has won a Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actor in a [...]

[...] All-Star Superman, the next direct-to-DVD DC animated movie, will have premieres in New York City on February 14 and Los Angeles on February 17. Post-screening panel discussions with cast and crew will follow at each. [...]

[...] Home Video has followed up on the All-Star Superman video news that broke last October with an official announcement, including this box art. All-Star Superman is [...]

[...] First Look panel was probably the most energetic I attended. It orchestrated its All Star Superman tease really effectively – showing a healthy selection of lengthy clips from the upcoming movie. It [...]

I assume “Superman: Brainiac Attacks” doesn’t count as a DC DVD movie? Aside from using the Sueprman: The Animated Series designs, it didn’t seem to fit with the canon of those shows at all (per Brainiac’s new origin/backstory, Luthor acting like Gene Hackman’s version without the charm, etc.). Then again, given how the film turned out, maybe not counting it’s for the best… :-p

The new Young Justice series sounds really promising, though I wish they hadn’t messed with calling it Earth 16 or whatever. I’m fine with just saying its an animated series, not the comic series.

Green Lantern animated series could also be a big hit. And they announced today that there’s a new GL animated move called Emerald Knights that’ll be out next June so I guess we know what the sequel to A S Superman is now.