The Glade 4.0

Tomorrow sees the release of Superman/Batman: Apocalypse, an adaptation of the second arc in Jeph Loeb's Superman/Batman comic. Happily, Tim Daly returns as Superman, and, most importantly, Kevin Conroy returns as Batman.

And the trailer for the next release, All-Star Superman (based on the Grant Morrison [ugh] series of the same name) has just been released:

http://www.mtv.com/videos/movies/575735 ... rman.jhtml

I wish these were part of the DCAU continuity, but they're still quite good.

Now with that said, I have another complaint. The DCAU cartoons were generally fully suitable for my 7 year old son. These direct-to-DVD Bruce Timm DC comics movies have, in general, been less than appropriate for younger children, with PG-13 level violence, language and sexual content. I am certainly not a prude, but my son loves superheroes -- and it's easier for me to show him an Iron Man or Hulk live action movie than to show him these cartoons.

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Under The Red Hood was brutal. Granted, I loved it but it was not made for kids.

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Took in S/B Apoc last night. I was fairly impressed.

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Raell Kromwell