Justice League: Warworld

Justice League: Warworld is a 2023 American animated superhero film based on the DC Comics superhero team of the same name. Produced by DC Studios and Warner Bros. Animation and distributed by Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, it is the seventh film in the Tomorrowverse and the 51st overall installment in the DC Universe Animated Original Movies line.
==Plot==
In the Wild West town of Last Stand, a female gunslinger enters a standoff between the townsfolk, led by Bat Lash, and bandits led by Jonah Hex. Hex explains the town is populated by gold miners, ranch and farm owners who were supposed to pay "protection interest" to Hex and his men, but they took back and barricaded the bank that had their money. He asks for her help to bring order, but she sides with the townsfolk and saves a little girl from Hex's men and Lash from a wagon loaded with dynamite. Hex calls her a "Wonder" and the townsfolk call her an "Angel." Later that night, while distracting Hex so the townsfolk can retrieve supplies, she learns that Hex’s men have hijacked a train to transport explosives and destroy the townsfolk’s fort. She derails the train as Lash evacuates the townsfolk, but Hex kills Lash. In a fit of rage, she beats Hex near death before silently leaving the town.
On Skartaris, the Warlord Travis Morgan takes a mercenary sent by his archenemy, the wizard Deimos, as a slave to work in the mines, but the mercenary offers to take Warlord and his army to Deimos's castle in exchange for freedom and gold. While traveling, the army is attacked by several monsters, and the mercenary struggles with unfamiliar knowledge and memories. In the castle, after evading several death traps, the mercenary finds a throne room full of treasure with a slave woman shackled to the throne. The mercenary, the Warlord, and the slave woman – who finds a golden lasso – battle Deimos until he flees. The mercenary and slave woman realize they need to find their way home and leave via a portal.
In the 1950s town of Grovers Mill, federal agents Clark Kent and King Faraday investigate reports of a crashed UFO. They go to a diner to meet with state trooper Bruce Wayne, Diana Prince, and other witnesses. Kent, Wayne, and Prince hear eerie music which no one else can hear. All the diner’s patrons are revealed to be White Martians who pursue Kent, Wayne, and Prince to the crashed UFO. Inside, they find a Green Martian, who a hysterical Faraday insists they kill. After Kent subdues Faraday, the room transforms, and they realize that the world around them was an illusion except for them, Faraday, and the Martian, whom they deduce is a prisoner and free.
The Martian introduces himself as J’onn J’onzz, and he reveals to the three who they really are and that the four of them had been taken captive by a Zeta-beam teleporter, with J'onzz’s psychic abilities being harnessed to project illusions on the artificial planet Warworld, which is powered by the violence and fear of its prisoners. He had also been attempting to lead them back to reality via telepathic messages. Lobo subdues Kent, Wayne, and Prince and brings J'onzz to Mongul, who had hoped J'onzz would have the key to harness Warworld’s planet-destroying power.
Seeking to take Warworld for himself, Lobo stalls Mongul as he is about to execute J'onzz. Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman recover their costumes and fight their way to Mongul’s throne room while J'onzz possesses and merges with a White Martian, revealing that the two halves of the key were hidden between both Martian races. Possessing both halves, J'onzz uses the key to activate Warworld’s self-destruct sequence. A mysterious woman rescues Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman and teleports them back to safety at the Watchtower just in time before Warworld explodes. She states that Warworld's destruction is nothing compared to the forthcoming Crisis.
==Cast==
*Jensen Ackles as Batman/Bruce Wayne
*Darren Criss as Superman/Clark Kent
*Stana Katic as Wonder Woman/Diana Prince
*Ike Amadi as Martian Manhunter/J'onn J'onzz
*Troy Baker as Jonah Hex
*John DiMaggio as Lobo
*Robin Atkin Downes as Mongul
*Matt Bomer as Old Man
*Teddy Sears as Travis Morgan/Warlord
*Frank Grillo as King Faraday
*Brett Dalton as Bat Lash
*Roger Cross as Machiste
*Damian O’Haire as Deimos
*David Lodge as Sheriff
*Trevor Devall as Drifter
*Rachel Kimsey as Mariah Romanova
*Kari Wahlgren as Harbinger
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