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Nyorlath

An evil demon, and member of the Brothers Djinn.

## Description

**Nyorlath** is a demon from the Earth's prehistoric past and is of medium height with light brown skin with occasional dark brown stripes. He is more mature than his two demon colleagues (Abnegazar and Rath) and acts as their leader, speaking with the same Cockney accent. His magic is more accomplished too, being able to perform spells without assistance.

Like the other four Djinn, he starts out imprisoned on the Rock of Eternity but is released onto Earth to carry out a plan to return the planet to its primordial state. Finally, he is made to fall through a travel portal but it is not clear where he has disappeared to.

## Appearances

1. Classic Rock (cameo)
4. Abate and Switch

## Notes

* Nyorlath is identified when his name is called out and he turns slightly.
Gorilla Grodd

A villainous super-gorilla, and an enemy of the Justice League.

## Description

**Grodd** has the appearance of an extra-large gorilla, with Firestorm reckoning his weight at 800 pounds (364 kg). He is said to have "super-intelligence" and is able to speak in a deep, gruff voice. We are told that he has a hatred for all humans and a megalomaniac desire to conquer the world and replace them. Despite this clarity of purpose, he admits that he can have difficulty overcoming his emotions in the heat of the moment.

His enhanced strength and toughness enables him to engage in combat with Superman, and he is also able to exert mind control but only when wearing a special helmet and only over the giant chimp Titano while sitting inside a protective compartment. Grodd can be supported by an army of gorilla henchmen who travel in a flying transport. Unlike their leader, they wear tunics and carry ray-guns.

He comes from a place called Gorilla City (its location is not given but is somewhere in Africa) and refers to his fellow apes as "simiankind".

## Appearances

29. Mxy's Mix-Up
39. The Brain Buster (cameo)
41. Harley Goes Ape!
44. System Error (cameo)
Vixen

A female superhero and member of the Justice League.

## Description

**Vixen** is shown as a young woman with light-brown skin and very short and straight, black hair. She wears a tight yellow costume that covers her legs and most of her body with the sides of her torso and thighs having a black and orange pattern (possibly animal skin). She wears a necklace and earrings of animal teeth or tusks. Vixen speaks with a youthful voice and shows determination when dealing with her foes.

She is very agile and skilled in unarmed combat, but her power is to temporarily aquire the ability of an animal in order to give extra strength, speed, protection or a flight through the air. When Vixen does this, a ghostly image of the animal surrounds her briefly.

She is knowledgeable about these creatures and can just use the image of one to panic her opponents. Examples of the animals are: lion, tiger, rhinoceros, bear, armadillo, flying squirrel and puffer fish.

Harley Quinn calls her "Beast Face" as an insult.

## Appearances

17. Plastic Man Saves the World
25. Garden of Evil
37. The Ringer (cameo)
46. Party Animal (cameo)
Riddler

A reformed villain, and a rival of the Joker.

## Description

**The Riddler** appears as a slim man of medium height with a narrow face that has a hooked nose and long pointed chin. He wears a tight green suit with purple shirt and tie, and on his head he has a green bowler hat. The cane or walking stick that he always carries has a prominent handle in the shape of a question mark. As he speaks in his relaxed manner while twirling the cane, we learn that he likes to either solve riddles himself or leave them around town as baffling puzzles for Batman. Riddler boasts that he always knows the solution to any riddle and has a low opinion of those who cannot match this ability, but his inability to resist solving riddles can be a problem.

We are told that he has been in Arkham Asylum but has been released having apparently been cured of his villainous ways, and he tells us he has 'gone straight', now earning his living as a consulting detective. Although Green Arrow still considers him to be 'certifiable', the Justice League are prepared to cooperate with him and make use of his problem-solving ability. His rival, the Joker, successfully antagonises him by copying his *modus operandi* (*i.e.* leaving riddles around) to seek redress for an insult suffered while in prison with Riddler.

In combat, Riddler uses his cane to hit and hook onto opponents, and spins it above him threateningly as he leaps forwards.

## Appearances

39. The Brain Buster (cameo)
40. E. Nigma, Consulting Detective
Jessica Walter

The late **Jessica Walter** was a veteran Hollywood actress with appearances in classic movies like *GrandPrix* (1966) and *Play Misty for Me* (1971) and of numerous TV series and other movies. She was the voice of Athena in this show but passed away on March 24, 2021 at the age of 80.

## Similar voice roles

### TV shows

* Harley Quinn (2019- ) as Granny Goodness.
Iliana Dominick

Owen Dominick (père)

Alex Dominick (frère)

### Ancêtres

Hecate reine des sorcières (ancêtre maternel) Hellewise Hearth-Woman (ancêtre maternel)

Conlan Spearthrower (ancêtre maternel)

Maeve Harman (ancêtre maternel)

Hunter Redfern (ancêtre maternel par cérémonie du sang)

Roseclear Harman (ancêtre maternel)

Elspeth Harman (arrière grand père maternel)

Edgith Harman (arrière grande tante maternel)

Thea Harman (cousine maternel distante)

Blaise Harman (cousine maternel distante)

Gillian Lennox (cousine maternel distante)

Sylvia Weald (cousine maternel distante)

* + -

Galen Drache (ancien fiancé)

## Affiliation

### Allégeance

Elève d'un lycéePuissance sauvage

Membre du Cercle de l'Aube
Josh Keaton

**Josh Keaton** is a prolific voice actor for many movies, TV shows and video games, and is the voice of Green Lantern in this show.

## Similar voice roles

### TV shows

* DC Super Hero Girls (web series) (2015-2018) as Green Lantern and Flash.
* Lego DC Super Hero Girls (2016–2017) as Flash.
* DC Super Hero Girls: Super Hero High (TV movie) (2016) as Flash.
* Green Lantern: The Animated Series (2012-2013) as Green Lantern.

### Movies

* DC Super Hero Girls: Legends of Atlantis (2018) as Flash.
* Lego DC Super Hero Girls: Super-Villain High (2018) as Flash.
* Lego DC Super Hero Girls: Brain Drain (2017) as Flash.
* DC Super Hero Girls: Intergalactic Games (2017) as Flash.
* DC Super Hero Girls: Hero of the Year (2016) as Green Lantern and Flash.
* Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League - Cosmic Clash (2016) as Green Lantern.
* Lego DC Super Heroes: Justice League - Attack of the Legion of Doom! (2015) as Green Lantern.
* Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths (2010) as Flash and Aquaman.
Sid Sharp

A newspaper reporter, and rival of Clark Kent.

## Description

**Sid Sharp** is shown as a mature man who is heavy and rotund with short legs, and whose face is enlarged by a double chin. He wears a gray business suit. In personality he is overbearing and obnoxious, and in conversation is always on the offensive and attempts to intimidate others with insults. He even does this with Superman and Darkseid. His domination of discourse allows him to be very manipulative.

He works as a reporter for the Daily Planet newspaper and is a rival of Clark Kent for obtaining scoops about Superman's activities. In order to compete with Clark's close contact with Superman, Sid adopts the alias of the fake superhero **Doctor Scoop** in order to generate his own stories.

His boss, Perry White, points out that it will not work because he is not a superhero. When he presents his reports they read more like fiction.

Superman has to admit that on one occasion he was saved from the clutches of Darkseid by Sid's ability to sow division amongst his opponents.

## Notes

* Sid Sharp is unique to this series and his appearance seems to be modeled on that of his voice actor, Jon Lovitz.
* His design resembles Rupert Thorne from "Batman: The Animated Series".
Circe

A female sorcerer and an enemy of Wonder Woman.

## Description

**Circe** has the appearance of a woman of medium height with fair skin and (literally) red hair that has a lightning stroke motif running through it. She is dressed in a tight, dark green costume that is bare across the shoulders with an apron hanging down from her waist, and it has some similarities to the dress of the Amazons with what appears to be armor at the shoulders, lower arms, and possibly the thighs.

She calls herself a witch and uses magic against her foes which can involve energy blasts from her hands or forming giant, crushing hands from stone. Although she says she can turn people into animals, we see her change them into trees instead.

Circe is known to both Wonder Woman and Lex Luthor, and the Amazons also have an interest in her. When she is captured and handed over by the Justice League, Queen Hippolyta implies that she will be held prisoner in the "Pits of Tartarus".

## Notes

* This makes Circe's second appearance in an animated show. Her first appearance was in the *Justice League Unlimited*.
* Although Hippolyta lectures Circe about men as though she is an Amazon and she dresses like one, she appears too short to be one herself. In Greek tradition she is descended from the gods but has no connection to the Amazons.
Jason Blood

A character associated with Etrigan and a member of the Justice League.

## Description

**Jason Blood** is a slim, mature man with a gray streak through his hair, wears a tight brown suit with a tie, and has a traditional cape tied around his neck and shoulders. Speaking with an English accent, he is stiff and old-fashioned but can still crack a joke.

He is somehow linked to Etrigan and can call up the latter from a place of fire (presumably Hell) by saying the following rhyme:

*Gone! Gone! Form of man,
Arise the demon Etrigan!*
When this happens, Blood is replaced by the demon who is then free to operate in the world. We do not see the reverse action. He shows a reluctance to call Etrigan until he is convinced there is a supernatural threat.

In a street (probably in in Gotham City) is his old house that has large, stained-glass windows and inside has a candle-lit library with a domed glass skylight and shelves full of arcane books. Blood must have some familiarity with magic as he is seen to levitate in the air while he reads. He is known to Batman and is presumably a member of the Justice League as he is seen at their Christmas party.

## Appearances

14. Speed Demon
15. Hat Trick
46. Party Animal (cameo)

## Notes

* In the comics, Blood is immortal and originally dates, like Merlin, from the time of King Arthur.
Titano

An animal super-villain, and an enemy of Superman.

## Description

**Titano** is a giant, King Kong-like chimpanzee that is able to shoot green kryptonite beams from its eyes. It is shown being used by Gorilla Grodd (with mind control) for evil purposes, but it is not clear whether it is naturally a bad character.

We are told that, when younger as a normal chimp, it was trained at S.T.A.R. Labs for a space mission, and when in space was transformed into its monstrous form after a collision with a kryptonite asteroid. While training, it had been tended by Harleen Quinzel, and she had been able to calm it by singing to it and giving it its teddy bear. This continues to work with the transformed giant chimp.
Uthool

An evil demon, and one of the Brothers Djinn.

## Description

**Uthool** is an ancient demon that has blue skin with yellow stripes. He has pointed ears and a long thin tail and, on his reptile-like face, has a wide mouth full of sharp teeth. Although he can stand upright, he runs on 'all fours' and can wear clothes as a disguise.

His power is the ability to take possession of another person's body and acquire their look and knowledge. Uthool, while in possession of Batman, can transform into a large, flying monster with a 'Bat'-themed look that is strong enough to exchange blows with Superman.

Uthool has been held captive together with the other Djinn by the The Wizard in the Rock of Eternity, and, after his escape, intends to restore the Earth to the state of his own primeval time by using information gained from the possessed Batman.

## Appearances

1. Classic Rock (cameo)
3. Night of The Bat
Daily Planet

A newspaper publisher in Metropolis that employs Clark Kent.

## Description

The **Daily Planet** is a newspaper company seen as the backdrop for stories involving Superman and the Justice League. It is based in a tall building in Metropolis that has the distinctive globe-and-rings structure on top and is the place of employment of Superman in his alias of Clark Kent.

Inside, the editor, Perry White, has his own room where he discusses matters with his reporters, Clark and Sid Sharp, and from where he barks orders to the staff in the main office.

The primary product of their endeavours is the daily printed newspaper.

In addition, the Planet also has its own TV news channel with Lois Lane as the presenter and interviewer, and using recorded material from Jimmy Olsen.

Clark uses the janitor's closet to change to his Superman costume.

## Members

* Perry White (editor)
* Clark Kent
* Lois Lane
* Jimmy Olsen
* Sid Sharp
* many unnamed others

## Appearances

2. Power Outage
17. Plastic Man Saves the World (brief)
35. Superman's Pal, Sid Sharp
38. Forget Me Not
45. Race Against Crime
50. Keeping up with the Kryptonians (brief)
Short 15. Plastic Man of Steel
Boss Kack

An alien gangster and associate of Lobo.

## Description

**Boss Kack** is a minor character seen briefly in one episode. We only see the top half of him but he is large and broad with green alien skin, a round head with four yellow eyes, and has at least four arms. He wears a dark blue suit with a tie and has what appears to be a fez with a tassel on his head. Speaking with authority with a mature and well spoken voice, he is ruthless in his dealings with others.

We are told he is a gangster and that he makes loans to unscrupulous characters and puts out hit contracts on them when they try to avoid repayment. For protection, he surrounds himself with a floating battery of guns to deal with dangerous people like Lobo.

## Notes

* His suit, fez, deep voice, and well-spoken accent suggest a connection with characters played by Sidney Greenstreet in old Humphrey Bogart movies.
Batgirl

A female superhero with a connection to Batman.

## Description

**Batgirl** does not appear in any of the episodes and is only known from artwork used in a promotion by a fast food chain (see gallery). The black costume is the one popularised in the comics of the 1960s and the shows of the DC Animated Universe. The red hair would suggest that it is the Barbara Gordon version of the character.

## Notes

* It is likely that Batgirl was never intended to be in this series and her image was only included in the restaurant promotion to make a suitable character match for a Batarang toy for girls.
Ace

A superhero dog belonging to Batman.

## Description

**Ace the Bat-Hound** appears briefly in one episode and is not mentioned by name. He wears a one-piece cowl and cape together with a dog collar in the style of a Utility Belt which, unlike Batman's, is in the traditional yellow color. As usual, he is depicted as being stern and serious like his owner.

We see Batman using him for guard duty at the Watchtower so it is likely that he is a member of the Justice League even though we are not told this.
List of Villains

A list of the characters who provide the opposition for the Justice League in this show.

## Description

These super-villains can be seen to fall into two groups: those that are powerful enough to represent a global threat that requires a team response from the Justice League, and those that are a less powerful local threat that a single superhero (like Batman) would normally handle but are here supported by extra superheroes that happen to be members of the League.

The following list groups villains together with their traditional superhero foes. These associations are rarely mentioned in the show but are used here to help locate familiar adversaries. The category page offers an alternative A-to-Z ordering: Category:Villains.

## Members

### Batman villains

* Joker
* Penguin
* Riddler
* Harley Quinn
* Poison Ivy
* Mister Freeze
* Deadshot
* Two-Face
* Bane
* Carmine Falcone
* Solomon Grundy

### Superman villains

* Lex Luthor
* General Zod
* Brainiac
* Mister Mxyzptlk
* Toyman
* Lobo
* Metallo
* Mongul
* Parasite
* Titano
* Faora
* Quex-Ul

### Wonder Woman villains

* Cheetah
* Circe

### Flash villains

* Gorilla Grodd
* Trickster

### Green Lantern villains

* Star Sapphire
* Sinestro Corps
	+ Sinestro
	+ Despotellis
* Red Lantern Corps
	+ Atrocitus
	+ Zilius Zox
	+ Dex-Starr
	+ Bleez
	+ Skallox

### Shazam villains

* Black Adam
* Mister Mind

### Zatanna villains

* Brother Night
* Ember

### Justice League villains

* Felix Faust
* Amazo
* Kanjar Ro
* Brothers Djinn
	+ Calythos
	+ Uthool
	+ Abnegazar
	+ Nyorlath
	+ Rath
* Ghast

### New Gods

* Darkseid
* Steppenwolf
* Kalibak
* Desaad
* Kanto
* Virman Vundabar
* Granny Goodness
* Bernadeth
* Lashina
* Parademons

### Remainder

* Boss Kack
* The Brain
* Calculator
* HIVE
	+ HIVE Master
* Jonas Glim
* Klarion the Witch Boy
* Teekl
* Roxy Rocket
* Nuclear Family
	+ Dad
	+ Mom
	+ Biff
	+ Sis
	+ Brat
	+ Dog

## Non-appearances

In the opening titles there are blurry images of three super-villains who do not otherwise appear in the episodes. They are Captain Cold, Reverse-Flash and Doctor Light (the other one). All other images of villains in the opening titles can be assigned to characters listed on this page.

In the storyboard of an episode that never aired, Clayface can be seen fighting Batman. The storyboard, along with an animation of it can be found here.

Captain ColdReverse-FlashDoctor LightClayface
Mongul

An alien super-villain, and tyrannical ruler of the planet Warworld.

## Description

**Mongul** is seen as giant in stature with broad shoulders and thick, stocky limbs. His yellow face, with dark eyes and red pupils, has crudely sculpted features including a broad, heavy jaw and wide mouth. He wears a costume that has metallic attachments and is purple on the chest and arms, black on the legs, and has a black 'skull' emblem across the chest. There are big, clunking boots on his feet. Speaking in simple, abbreviated sentences with a deep, gruff voice, he is dictatorial in tone, intolerant, and bad natured. Mongul tells us that he is the emperor of the planet Warworld and, although his intentions are never stated, he is presumably a militaristic conqueror of other worlds. He knows Superman and has a intense dislike of him.

He is violent, and his strength and resilience are similar to those of Superman whom he can knock unconscious, and he can brandish a large mace in combat. Mongul is supported by a large army of similar-looking followers who are armed with medieval-looking clubs and axes and have skull emblems on their shoulders.

They are smaller and not as formidable as their leader - as Wonder Woman demonstrates when she easily beats a crowd of them. This army is transported in a large spaceship that can defend itself with heavy armaments. It contains an amphitheater for the soldiers' entertainment, and Mongul shows a concern to keep them humored with gladiatorial fights and comedy shows. Superman is able to detect that the ship can be disabled through the vulnerability of its engine room.

## Notes

* In the comics, Warworld is, rather than a planet, more like a planetoid that can travel through space and go into orbit around a target world.
Cain

A story narrator, and caretaker of the House of Mystery.

## Description

**Cain** acts as the narrator at the beginning and end of one of the episodes to tell us about the House of Mystery of which he is the caretaker. He has the appearance of a tall, thin man in nineteenth-century dress with eccentric facial hair and the hair on his head brushed upwards like the horns of a devil. He is supernatural and drifts in and out of the story out of the view of the other characters.

At the end of the story, Constantine finds the key of the House lying on the ground as though Cain has relinquished the caretaker's job.

## Notes

* Cain was a DC Comics character from 1968 onwards and was narrator of the stories in the *House of Mystery* comic.
Justice League

The **Justice League** is an organization to which almost all of the superheroes seen in Justice League Action belong. Their purpose is to campaign the cause of truth and justice. In doing this, they come into conflict with the many villains across the show.

## Description

Traditionally, the **Justice League**'s members (sometimes called "Leaguers") come together to oppose some threat that they would not be able to handle individually, *e.g.* a threat to the whole Earth, the galaxy or even the entire universe. To achieve this they make use of their super-powers and guile, and any weaknesses they may have individually can be compensated for by teamwork. The members, including the animal ones, carry small signaling devices which are used to alert the other members so that they can meet at the designated assembly place, the Watchtower. There, they have instruments to locate threats on Earth or in space so that they can then move to deal with them, making use of the League's vehicles if necessary. There is also a meeting table there that seats ten.

## Members

### Rate of appearance

**Regular**

* Batman (apparent leader)
* Superman
* Wonder Woman

**Less frequent**

* Atom
* Booster Gold
* Constantine
* Cyborg
* Firestorm
* Flash
* Green Arrow
* Green Lantern
* Hawkman
* Plastic Man
* Shazam
* Stargirl
* Swamp Thing
* Zatanna

**Infrequent**

* Big Barda
* Blue Beetle
* Etrigan
* Martian Manhunter
* Mister Terrific
* Red Tornado
* Supergirl
* Vixen

**Rare**

* Black Canary
* Doctor Fate
* Doctor Light

**Never**

* Aquaman
* Batgirl

### Other characters

**Animals**

* Ace
* Krypto
* Streaky

**Allied non-members**

* Athena
* Bizarro
* Hippolyta
* Jonah Hex
* Merlin
* Mister Miracle
* The Wizard

**Sympathetic civilians**

* Space Cabbie
* Lois Lane
* Jimmy Olsen
* Perry White
* Sid Sharp
* Uncle Dudley

### Other lists

In episode 38, Forget Me Not, we are shown a display of twenty-four superheroes who are on call from the Watchtower:

From left to right they are:

Row 1: Flash, Vixen, Cyborg, Batman, Wonder Woman, Superman
Row 2: Shazam, Stargirl, Green Arrow, Zatanna, Hawkman, Doctor Light
Row 3: Green Lantern, Big Barda, Atom, Firestorm, Blue Beetle, Doctor Fate
Row 4: Swamp Thing, Booster Gold, Constantine, Martian Manhunter, Supergirl, Plastic Man
We see a similar gathering for a Christmas party in episode 46, Party Animal, except that it includes Black Canary, Jason Blood (Etrigan), Mister Terrific and Red Tornado.

## Bases

In the early episodes, the League is still based in the Hall of Justice as it had been in previous cartoon series. It is replaced by the new Watchtower which is built at the end of the fourth episode at the top of a volcano.

## Vehicles

The main transport used by the League is the aircraft/spacecraft Justice One. It is supplemented by the flying fighter Justice Two and the smaller vehicles, **Justice Three** and **Justice Four**, that specialize in land and water movement respectively. The Batplane can also be based in the Watchtower.
Parademons

The foot-soldiers of Darkseid on Apokolips.

## Description

**Parademons** (or 'para-demons') have a demonic look with their lit-up eyes and bestial faces. They have wings, long ape-like arms, and stand on bird-like feet in a crouched position with their knees bent. Although they can engage in conversation using their hoarse voices, they show no individuality and are obedient to their masters, the New Gods. Parademons can be seen in the company of Darkseid, Steppenwolf or Granny Goodness, or as the crew of the space fleet of Apokolips, or on their own on a mission for Darkseid. They are not too bright and can have difficulty identifying the correct target victim.

As soldiers sent to do the dirty work of Darkseid, they can fly and engage in unarmed combat but can also use guns.

To deal with Superman, they can throw a kryptonite ray bomb, and their sharp claws can tear through the metal skin of a vehicle. 'Boom Tube' technology is used for long-range travel. On one occasion, we see a lone example of a larger, more armored parademon that is able to use something akin to heat vision.

The Justice League can train against virtual versions of them created by the Watchtower's holographic combat simulator.

## Members

The parademons effectively form an army with many unnamed members.

## Appearances

10. Under a Red Sun
28. The Fatal Fare
35. Superman's Pal, Sid Sharp
43. It'll Take a Miracle
44. System Error
Short 1. Up and Atom
Short 8. Selfie Help
Short 9. Special Delivery
Bud and Lou

Two evil hyenas that belong to Harley Quinn.

## Description

**Bud and Lou** are two ravenous hyenas that are the pets of Harley Quinn but are kept in a cage in Gotham Zoo, presumably because they have been confiscated from her. They attempt to give her support in combat, obeying her commands, but their natural fear of lions will make them run from an image of one.

## Notes

* They are named after the comedy duo of the 1940s and '50s, Bud Abbott and Lou Costello.
Felix Faust

A villainous sorcerer, and enemy of the Justice League.

## Description

**Felix Faust** has the appearance of a delicate young man of medium height with long, black hair, a Roman nose, and tanned skin. He wears a blue, full-length gown which Firestorm jokingly likens to a Hawaiian *muumuu*.

In character, he is youthful and speaks and acts with playfulness in addition to meanness. On more than one occasion he is seen frivolously riding a self-balancing scooter and, in the middle of a battle, can ask an escort to bring him something to eat.

He is a sorcerer of considerable skill and can cast spells with a wave of the hand and a flash of light, sometimes accompanied by a Latin incantation. He can de-materialise and re-materialise himself, possess a person by cohabiting their body, and remove the memories of people and store them in a special orb. In combat, he tends to rely on the support of monstrous minions that he recruits or creates: skeleton-like ghouls, stone demons, animated statues (golems) or flying suits of armor.

On his first appearance, he is seen to be aged and frail but soon has his youth restored by the demon Ghast that he conjures from Zatanna's hat. He remains youthful to the end of the series.

## Appearances

15. Hat Trick
38. Forget Me Not
49. Captain Bamboozle
Short 20. The Goddess Must Be Crazy

## Notes

* In the comics of the early 1960s, Felix Faust was an enemy of the Justice League and was associated with three demons also seen in this series: Abnegazar, Rath, and Ghast.
Batplane

The main flying vehicle used by Batman.

## Description

The **Batplane** (it is not mentioned by name) is shown as an airplane that is painted black, with a short fuselage that has a single jet exhaust at the rear, and with long wings that are swept forward like a bat in full flight. However, when in the Watchtower's hangar (Booster Gold suggests there may be more than one Batplane), it is seen hanging nose down from a girder with its wings folded like a sleeping bat.

On take-off from that position, it drops with its wings unfolding and starts its engine as it levels, before flying along a tunnel and out of the side of the volcano. The plane is able to hover in mid air and can land vertically. Batman carries a small utility that can summon the unmanned Batplane to fly to him. The cockpit has two seats arranged in tandem with an all-around canopy above, and if Batman ejects from there to tackle a foe, the plane can fly on unattended.

Unlike the Batmobile, the Batplane is fully armed and can fire missiles with EMP warheads, probably from bays in its wings. It also has guns which are mounted near the wing roots.

There is a small cargo bay towards the rear of the fuselage with a hatch on the underside. It can hold a small payload - like Billy Batson.

## Appearances

4. Abate and Switch
7. Zombie King
20. Freezer Burn
21. Inside Job
36. Superman Red vs. Superman Blue (brief)
45. Race Against Crime
46. Party Animal (brief)
47. Watchtower Tours (brief)

## Notes

* Since the *Batman* (1989) movie, the plane of this design is usually called the 'Batwing'.
Red Tornado

A superhero, and member of the Justice League.

## Description

**Red Tornado** is an android with the appearance of a tall, well-built human male and wears a red costume with yellow decorations that covers his entire body and includes a long blue cloak with a large, upright collar. His voice has the halting, tinny sound of a machine but he is characterful enough to express himself with humor.

His power is his ability to generate a cyclone-like wind which usually surrounds the lower half of his body and is the same color as his costume. We are not told how it is generated but must be the cause of Red Tornado's ability to fly, can propel him forwards with force, and can also shoot out from his arms to knock down an opponent.

The whirling cyclone can become detached from his body and he can extend the tornado effect to sweep up and trap multiple foes.

An electrical shock can knock him out.

As Red Tornado is seen working with technology in the Watchtower, this may be a speciality of his.

## Appearances

21. Inside Job
46. Party Animal (cameo)
49. Captain Bamboozle
P. J. Byrne

**P. J. Byrne** is a Hollywood actor with appearances in many movies and TV shows. He is the voice of Firestorm / Ronald Raymond in this show.

## Similar TV live action roles

* Black Lightning (2018) as Principal Mike Lowry.

## Notes

* In the end credits, his initials are put together as 'PJ' as though they are to be pronounced like a name, "Peejay".
Kandor

A miniaturised Kryptonian city.

## Description

**Kandor** is the former capital city of the planet Krypton that has been removed by Brainiac after shrinking it into a bottle along with its inhabitants. Initially, he holds it in his spaceship with other bottled cities until they are all rescued by the Justice League. Subsequently, Kandor is seen in the possession of Superman in the Fortress of Solitude when Brainiac attempts and fails to recover it.

Seen from the outside, the tiny city just looks like a small, orange-colored heap that Plastic Man likens to *gravlax* (sliced salmon). Inside the bottle, from the point of view of the tiny inhabitants, is a futuristic cityscape of roads, buildings and open spaces which is illuminated by artificial red sunlight.

There, headband-wearing Kryptonians enjoy red skies and wide vistas and show much civic enthusiasm.

Their leader is **Chancellor Al-On**. Superman is able to meet him for the first time when he is miniaturised and enters the bottle as part of Atom's plan to restore the city to full size. Superman has no powers when he is there.

## Appearances

17. Plastic Man Saves the World (brief)
24. Battle for the Bottled City
Stryker's Island

A prison for super-villains near Metropolis.

## Description

**Stryker's Island** is mentioned by name a number of times and it is safe to identify it with the prison seen on a rocky island adjacent to Metropolis. Like the rest of the city, the building has a futuristic look, but the layout of the cells inside is conventional with them arranged in storeys that are reached along gangways and with an open area in the center.

It is the main location for incarcerating the super-villains captured by the Justice League. The inmates can include Lex Luthor, Parasite, Metallo and possibly Calculator.

Another prison, **Belle Reve**, is also mentioned by name and is possibly near New Orleans. It may be the one seen once that is in a swampy area guarded by drones and has Lex Luthor and others as inmates. Also, both Arkham Asylum (in Gotham City) and S.T.A.R. Labs can be used to keep super-villains contained.

## Appearances

2. Power Outage
15. Repulse!
16. Luthor in Paradise
33. Best Day Ever
Trickster

A super-villain and an ally of the Joker.

## Description

**Trickster** is seen to be a slim young man with his yellow hair drawn up in spikes. He has a black mask across his dead eyes, a gappy-toothed grin, and wears a multi-colored jester's costume with striped tights and a blue cape with standing collar. Trickster speaks with a gruff, tough-sounding voice and waves a joke rubber chicken as he does so, but he is a minor character and is not shown to have any special abilities. We should normally expect him to use joke weapons to help with his criminal activities.

## Notes

* This version of Trickster has a purple stripe in his hair.
Gotham City

The home town of Batman and his many adversaries.

## Description

**Gotham City** is the setting for many of the episodes and is depicted as being dark, old and run down, with Poison Ivy calling it, "a decaying urban wasteland." There are a number of prominent landmarks, one of which is the Clock Tower.

Another is a tall building with the family name of Bruce Wayne displayed on it and is probably Wayne Tower. It appears to hold advanced technology that can be targeted for theft by villains.

Somewhere on a rocky hilltop, perhaps on or beyond the edge of town, is Arkham Asylum where certain disturbed and dangerous patients are held like the Riddler, Poison Ivy and Solomon Grundy.

There is also Gotham Zoo, where, amongst other animals, Harley Quinn's hyenas are kept, and elsewhere there is an abandoned amusement park that the Joker uses as a hideout. For transport, there is a subway train system, and, as it has a harbor, the city must be next to or near the sea. Blüdhaven is mentioned, which elsewhere is another town that is near to this city.

We see Commissioner Gordon acting as a police chief in the city though he is not mentioned by name, and the local police cars have 'GPD' displayed on them.

## Appearances

8. Galaxy Jest
9. Time Share
14. Speed Demon
15. Hat Trick
20. Freezer Burn
23. Double Cross
25. Garden of Evil
40. E. Nigma, Consulting Detective
52. She Wore Red Velvet
Short 4. Good Cop, Bat Cop
Short 6. Lasso of Lies
Short 7. Quality Time
Short 11. Toymano a Mano
Short 14. Missing the Mark
Short 17. Super Stakeout
Short 22. Clown Party
Kevin Conroy

The late **Kevin Conroy** was an actor well known for his prolific voice acting in the movies and TV shows of the DC Animated Universe and became the iconic voice of Batman in these and also for many computer games. Naturally, he was the voice of Batman in this show too. He died on November 10, 2022 at the age of 66.

## Similar voice roles

### TV shows

* Teen Titans Go! (2013- ) as Batman.
* Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2008-2011) as the Phantom Stranger.
* Justice League Unlimited (2004-2006) as Batman.
* Justice League (2001-2004) as Batman.
* The Zeta Project (2001-2002) as Bruce Wayne.
* Static Shock (2000-2004) as Batman.
* Batman Beyond (1999-2001) as Bruce Wayne.
* The New Batman Adventures (1997-1999) as Batman.
* Superman: The Animated Series (1996-2000) as Batman.
* Batman: The Animated Series (1992-1995) as Batman.

### Movies

* Justice League vs. the Fatal Five (2019) as Batman.
* Batman and Harley Quinn (2017) as Batman.
* Batman: The Killing Joke (2016) as Batman.
* Batman vs. Robin (2015) as Thomas Wayne.
* Batman: Assault on Arkham (2014) as Batman.
* Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox (2013) as Batman.
* Justice League: Doom (2012) as Batman.
* Superman/Batman: Apocalypse (2010) as Batman.
* Superman/Batman: Public Enemies (2009) as Batman.
* Batman: Gotham Knight (2008) as Batman.
* Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman (2003) as Batman.
* Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (2000) as Bruce Wayne.
* Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero (1998) as Batman.
* Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993) as Batman.

## Similar TV live action roles

* Batwoman (2019-2022) (*Crisis on Infinite Earths* crossover episode) as an alternate Bruce Wayne.
General Zod

A super-villain, and an enemy of Superman and the Justice League.

## Description

**General Zod** appears as tall and muscular with short dark hair and a clean-shaven face. He wears a tight black costume with metallic attachments. Speaking with haughty authority in a mature voice, he is dictatorial by nature and, often wearing an evil smirk, he mocks others with his laughter.

He is Kryptonian (like Superman) and is usually held prisoner in the Phantom Zone, a place that exists in its own dimension and where Kryptonians have sent their most dangerous criminals. When Zod is free, his intention is to subjugate the Earth, make its people suffer for his incarceration and make them "kneel before Zod" - as he likes to say. To assist him, he has two followers (he calls them "loyal soldiers"), Faora and Quex-Ul, who are his fellow prisoners and obey his commands.

Zod has the same powers as Superman once he gets out into the yellow sun, but until then can make use of more conventional weapons. Having also the same weaknesses, he can be laid low by green kryptonite. He is knowledgeable about the Phantom Zone and is familiar with the devices and objects involved in the transfer to and from that place, but that does not stop him from being tricked into being sent back there.

We are told that he has fought the Justice League in the past.

## Appearances

18. Field Trip
42. Phased and Confused
44. System Error (cameo)
Swamp Thing

Swamp Thing is a plant-like superhero and a member of the Justice League.

## Description

**Swamp Thing** is depicted with the rough shape of a human but is very tall (at least seven feet), bulky, and has the look of a monster. His dark green skin is decorated with swamp foliage and encircled with plant vines while his face is lit by bright yellow eyes and teeth. He speaks as though he is gargling with swamp water but is always good humored and surprisingly mild natured.

On a couple of occasions, Swamp Thing tells us that he is a plant, and on another that the swamp is his domain; he appears to live in one near New Orleans. However, when he says, "Humanity. I do not miss it," it implies that either he was originally human himself or has lived with humans in the past.

His power is his ability to grow his plant mass rapidly and extensively by extending long tendrils from his body to encircle and grip people and other things.

This is done with considerable force and can smother the target so that even powerful opponents like Superman or Darkseid can be temporarily overcome.

He can also shoot seeds or cuttings at a target to make vegetation grow up around it.

Able to hide in undergrowth or water, he can suddenly spring up against a foe and, in defense, can allow punches to pass into his body, afterwards oozing back into shape as though he is made of swamp slime.

Although Swamp Thing usually has legs and can walk, when travelling longer distances he can reduce down to mere undergrowth and make rapid progress by growing his way through the topsoil. He is vulnerable to becoming dried out (usually when hit by a heat beam) which causes him to shrivel and collapse but can recover if he can extend roots out to a source of water. His Justice League signalling device is kept in a small plant pod in the palm of his hand.

In one story Swamp Thing falls under Poison Ivy's plant control, but it is not clear if that would always be the case. When hit by her plant-mutating bombs (which may contain water) he grows to gigantic size.

## Appearances

4. Abate and Switch
7. Zombie King
25. Garden of Evil
28. The Fatal Fare
Short 14. Missing the Mark
House of Mystery

The supernatural residence of either Cain or Constantine.

## Description

The **House of Mystery** is shown to be a multi-storied house, described as an "old, dark ruin". After passing through the front door, there is a hallway and staircase leading further into the House.

Continuing, there are corridors containing the doors that lead to the House's rooms. On a separate occasion we see another inside view with a study that has a domed ceiling, many books and a standing mirror that acts as a portal to and from the outside world.

The House is supernatural and has a will of its own which allows it to appear from nowhere, collect things that are "bizarre and terrifying" within itself and then disappear again. On the one occasion that we see it vanish, it is sucked up into a cyclone in the sky at midnight on Halloween. Its rooms contain scary monsters that can be released to attack anyone unfortunate enough to enter the House. One room contains a "mirror of Truth".

The House always has a caretaker. On one occasion, it is tended by the ghostly Cain and, on another, is the base for John Constantine. (It must be his study that we see). However, the only people seen to actually command the House are Doctor Fate (in his 'kid' form) and Klarion the Witch Boy.

## Appearances

4. Abate and Switch
13. Trick or Threat
## Notes

* The architectural style is 'Queen Anne' from the late 1800s.
Travis Willingham

**Travis Willingham** is a prolific voice actor for video games, animated TV series and animated movies. He is the voice of Bizarro in this show.

## Similar voice roles

### TV shows

* DC Super Hero Girls (web series) (2015-2018) as Gorilla Grodd.
* DC Super Friends (web series) (2011-2012) as Lex Luthor.

### Movies

* Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons (2022) as Superman
* Superman: Red Son (2020) as Guy Gardner
* JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time (2014) as Gorilla Grodd
* Lego Batman: The Movie - DC Super Heroes Unite (2013) as Superman
Skallox

An alien super-villain and a member of the Red Lantern Corps.

## Description

**Skallox** is a tall, burly, yellow-skinned alien with a long-snouted head like the skull of an animal that has horns protruding from the back. His costume is red across the shoulders and chest and largely black elsewhere, but he has large, clunking red boots on his feet. He never speaks other than to make a growl and only comes alive in action.

He is a lesser member of the Red Lantern Corps but provides useful heavyweight support for Atrocitus. Skallox can use his power ring to shoot a red blast but has a preference for simply using his bulk to grapple with opponents.

## Appearances

19. Rage of the Red Lanterns
51. Unleashed
Blue Beetle

A teenage superhero, and a member of the Justice League.

## Description

### Appearance

**Blue Beetle**, who is a teenager, is short and slim with his head and body completely enclosed in a tight, light-blue and black suit. The large yellow eyes blink and squint normally despite their size.

### Personality

As a person, he is young, inexperienced and over-confident which can lead him to make frequent mistakes, but is imaginative in solving problems. When about to go into action, he can suddenly cry, "I got this!" but more in hope than expectation. He has a playful sense of humor, is even prepared to make fun of Batman and plays online games with Cyborg. Others can address him as just "Beetle".

### Powers

His powers originate from a pack on his back in the rough shape of a beetle that has three pairs of legs that wrap around his body and neck, and large 'horns' that stick up behind his shoulders. It has the same color scheme as his suit and the eyes and tail are lit up.

Blue Beetle addresses it using the syllables "kah-jee" or "kah-jee-dah" to either command it or just converse with it, and it replies with beeps and whistles while flashing its horns. It can cause his suit to either change to something more substantial and warlike, provide him with the ability to fly by sprouting four insect wings, or conveniently create a weapon - like a large sword - from thin air.

The end of his right arm can change into a cylindrical ray blaster and, for extra flying speed, a large jet thruster can appear on his back. For defense, a rectangular shield can be made for him to crouch behind, or alternatively blades can rotate around each hand that when brought together form a round shield that can resist the blast of Kryptonian heat vision. Blue Beetle's suit can also change into something called "anti-gravity mode" (it is not clear why) when it becomes heavy and armored to try to resist ray blasts. This variant suit also gives him the extra strength necessary to prise open doors.

### Weaknesses

His use of shields suggests that he is vulnerable in his normal suit, and even these shields and his heavy suit are not indestructible, suffering damage from ray blasts, heat vision and super-powered punches.

### Affiliations

Blue Beetle is accepted into the Justice League at the conclusion of his first story in which he accompanies Batman as a novice.

## Appearances

9. Time Share
11. Play Date (mentioned only)
18. Field Trip
46. Party Animal (cameo)

## Notes

* The "kah-jee-dah" bit is given in the comics as "Khaji Da" which was originally the name (in Ancient Egyptian?) of a magical scarab. Later, it was explained as alien technology.
* In the comics, he can also be in de-powered, 'civilian' mode where he is dressed normally and the beetle/scarab is not visible because it is small and inside his body.
Eleanor Walker

### Relatives

Brendan Walker (Brother)Cordelia Walker (Sister)Dr John Walker (Father) Mrs Bellamy Walker (Mother)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Brown

Eleanor Walker is the youngest of the Walker siblings. She is featured in all of the books and one of the main characters.

### **Biography**

Eleanor was born into her family with 2 older siblings as the youngest. She grows up with a normal childhood until her family moves to Kristoff house. She is the only person who believes what her brother Brendan has been finding odd in Kristoff House. She attends school, where two girls are mean to her. Because her family all of a sudden got a big fortune.

### **Appearance and Personality**

Eleanor's personality is always known as quite brave, and has quite a large personality. She is quite loud and rambunctious at home, whilst in public she can be quite quiet. She has a large imagination which helps her believe what Brandon had to say about Kristoff House.
Metallo

A robot-like super-villain and an enemy of Superman.

## Description

**Metallo** has the appearance of a robot with a skull-like mask instead of a face. He wears a green suit of hard plates with black and gray decorations, and on his chest is a gray 'M' symbol that can slide away to reveal a compartment with a glowing lump of green kryptonite which may also represent his heart. His eyes also glow green. He speaks menacingly with a deep voice that has a slight metallic tone.

From elsewhere, we know that he has a human brain and possibly a human body underneath the suit which means that he is a 'cyborg'. He is said to be powered by the kryptonite but does not appear to have any special abilities other than to use the kryptonite to weaken Superman so that he can match him in combat.

When he is not on the loose, Metallo can be an inmate of Stryker's Island prison.

## Notes

* The voice actor for Metallo was confirmed in a tweet by the voice director.
Selfie Help

"**Selfie Help**" is the eighth Justice League Action short episode.

## Summary

When Space Cabbie wanders through the Watchtower to obtain payment for a fare, he uses the opportunity to acquire selfies with members of the Justice League to add to his collection.

## Notes

* Superman and Black Canary make cameos in some of the selfies.