Justice League: Worlds Collide

Justice League: Worlds Collide is the title of an unproduced Justice League direct-to-video film set in the DC Animated Universe. It was originally going to be produced concurrently with the first season of Justice League Unlimited, bridging the gap between the second season of Justice League and the relaunched show. Among other things, the movie would have depicted how Wonder Woman acquired her invisible jet ("For the Man Who Has Everything") and the expansion of the Justice League's membership.[1] The production was canceled just before the start of recording.[2][3] The plot would have involved the Crime Syndicate as the main antagonists.[4]
On August 1, 2008, Bruce Timm went on record saying there was a good chance fans will be seeing Justice League: Worlds Collide.[6] However, it appears that this specific version of the film will not be made, as the story has been changed into that of Justice League: Crisis On Two Earths, which is not part of DCAU continuity.
==Background information==
*Originally, the Justice League episode "A Better World" was intended to be a "Crime Syndicate story".[4] Eventually the Crime Syndicate became the Justice Lords and the idea was stored for this project.
*The title of the movie is frequently misspelled with an apostrophe as World's Collide.
*According to Timm in an interview with CBR.com, James Woods, the voice actor of Owlman in Justice League: Crisis On Two Earths, was originally attached to play that role in this project.[5] Also, he commented that he originally wanted to cast George Newbern and Kevin Conroy in the roles of Superman and Batman, but didn't because they did not want to connect the TV series with that movie.[6]
*After the cancellation of the project, the production team considered to upload the film's script as a pdf file or adapting it into a comic book. DC Comics wanted to adapt the script into a comic book during a long time, but finally abandoned the idea.[7]
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