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Ange noir

Ange noir est le quatrième livre de la série Night World écrit par l'auteur L. J. Smith.

Sous le nom original de *Dark Angel* publié en1996. Il à était traduit en Français en 2010.

## Résumé

*Le Night Wolrd ne se limite pas à un endroit précis. Il nous entoure.* *Ses lois sont très claires : sous aucun prétexte sont existence ne doit être révélée à qui que ce soit d’extérieur. Et ses membres ne doivent pas tomber amoureux d'un individu de la race humaine. Sous peine de conséquences terrifiantes. Découvrez ce qui arrive à ceux qui enfreignent les règles ...*

Un soir d'hiver glacial, Gillian trouve la mort dans une forêt. Par chance, un inconnu nommé Angel est la pour la ramener à la vie Cet être éthéré aux cheveux dorés et aux yeux violets l'intrigue profondément. Alors que Gillian retourne dans le monde des vivants, ce nouvel ange gardien l'accompagner. Il devient sont protecteur invisible qu'elle seule peut voir, et lui murmure à l'oreille des conseils pour mettre les garçons à ses pieds. En quelques jours, elle est la reine du lycée  !

Mais les demandes d'Angel deviennent de plus en plus étranges... Et bien qu'elle décide de ne plus y répondre, celui-ci ne la laisse pas en paix. Elle doit alors se poser la terrifiante question : qui est cet ange et que lui veut-il vraiment ?

## Personnages

* Gillian Lennox
* Gary Fargeon (Angel)
* David Blackburn
* Tanya Jun
* Melusine
* Elspeth Harman
* Emmeth Harman
* Ash Redfern
* Edgith Harman
Quality Time

"**Quality Time**" is the seventh Justice League Action short episode.

## Summary

While battling the Ivy League, the members of the Justice League casually discuss how they will spend their leisure time together, but find later that it is not so relaxing.

## Featuring

 Ember | -

## Notes

* The name of the writer was confirmed in a social media post.
* One of the storyboard artists, Jay Baker, has posted images and animated clips with sound of the bowling alley scene from an early production stage of this episode. It was originally intended to be a scene from the Best Day Ever episode that included Green Arrow and Hawkman.
Justice Two

The main flying, fighting vehicle used by the Justice League.

## Description

**Justice Two** is a fighter craft that detaches from the rear of the Justice One transport and can operate in the atmosphere or in space. As Justice Two separates and moves away, it takes the engine exhausts with it which then split apart and extend out on booms revealing a short fuselage. The tail fins on the exhausts extend forwards as two long planes, remaining vertical.

The fuselage has a cockpit at the front with a canopy, and an engine exhaust at the back. The cockpit has a single seat for the pilot and there are another two seats behind. The canopy is in front of the pilot and has 'head up' displays on it.

The position of the guns varies with the episode. Sometimes they shoot from the front of the old exhausts on the inside of the planes, and at other times the tips of the planes hinge upwards to reveal gun barrels.

The booms with the planes can rotate about the fuselage while Justice Two is maneuvering, and can also spin around while the guns are firing to create a fireball that shoots forwards to cause an "implosion" at the target.

Only Wonder Woman is seen as the pilot of Justice Two except for an occasion when Lex Luthor seizes control and makes off with it.

## Appearances

12. Repulse!
37. The Ringer
Short 10. Justice 1, 2, 3, Go!
Short 19. Skyjacked
## Notes

* As its two 'planes' are never horizontal they cannot act as wings so we must conclude that Justice Two stays in the air through sheer rocket power.
Gillian Lennox

Ted Lennox (père)

### Ancêtres

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

Conlan Spearthrower (ancêtre)

Maeve Harman (ancêtre maternel)

Hunter Redfern (ancêtre maternel par cérémonie du sans)

Roseclear Harman (ancêtre maternel)

Elspeth Harman (arrière grand mère maternel)

Gary Fargeon (cousin maternel distant)

Thea Harman (cousine maternel distante)

Blaise Harman (cousine maternel distante)

Sylvia Weald (cousine maternel distante)

Iliana Dominick (cousine maternel distante)

Alex Dominick (cousin maternel distant)

## Affiliation

### Allégeance

Elève au lycée Rachel CarsonMembre du Cercle de l'Aube
Supergirl

A female superhero and member of the Justice League.

## Description

**Supergirl** has the appearance of a wide-eyed human teenager with blonde hair and wears her traditional costume except that it has thigh-high boots and a pleated skirt. As a person, she is youthful, responsible, and shows much affection for her cousin Superman.

It is obvious that her powers (flight, super-strength, etc.) are identical to those of Superman, and, in an alternate timeline story where the two are hostile, neither can gain an advantage in a prolonged fight. In that story we see a vain version of her wearing a slightly different costume.

Supergirl is said to be a survivor of the destroyed planet Krypton (which makes her an alien) and that her real name is Kara Zor-El. She is familiar with her cousin Superman whom she is seen visiting on the Kent Farm and she keeps Streaky the Super-Cat as her pet. Superman tells us that she is older than him - which may be due to something that happened during her journey from Krypton, either as a time-traveling anomaly or as her having been in suspended animation.

She can also visit Paradise Island where she practises sword fighting with Wonder Woman and, unlike male members of the Justice League, she is welcome there.

## Appearances

46. Party Animal (cameo)
50. Keeping up with the Kryptonians
51. Unleashed
Short 20. The Goddess Must Be Crazy

## Notes

* This version of Supergirl resembles her counterpart from the Arrowverse.
* She does not use an adopted Earth name in the episodes.
Brothers Djinn

A band of evil demons that are opposed by the Justice League.

## Description

The **Brothers Djinn** are a group of five demons - *djinn* is an Arabic word meaning 'demon' or 'genie' - and are depicted as weird, anthropoid monsters with unusual colors and patterns on their skin, and they speak with a variety of accents; three of them sound like Cockneys. Kept trapped in the walls of the Rock of Eternity by The Wizard, they are released by Black Adam to "unleash a new era of woe" upon the world. We are told that they had ruled the "foul and ancient, newly-formed Earth" long ago and intend to do so again after returning it to its original state by splitting open its crust.

Their powers are magical and can involve casting spells - like one to make superheroes lose their powers or another to cause a volcano to erupt. Two of the Djinn have unique abilities: one can absorb a person to acquire their powers and another is able to possess a person to take control of their body and mind before transforming in to a monstrous hybrid version of them.

Black Adam makes use of their abilities to terrorise the world and, by transforming them into monsters, to fight the Justice League but he is not shown to be their leader. Batman says that they need to be returned to the Rock of Eternity, but it is not clear where they go when they are finally defeated.

## Members

* Calythos
* Uthool
* Nyorlath
* Abnegazar
* Rath

## Appearances

1. Classic Rock (brief)
2. Power Outage (Calythos only)
3. Night of The Bat (Uthool only)
4. Abate and Switch (remaining three)

## Notes

* Their name must be a play on "The Brothers Grimm", the nineteenth-century German fairy-tale writers, and also the name of a movie from 2005.
* As an unnamed brotherhood, Abnegazar, Rath and Ghast were first seen in the *Justice League of America* comics in the 1960s and were later known as the 'Demons Three'. The names Calythos, Uthool and Nyorlath were only attached to magical objects that the demons used.
Julianne Grossman

**Julianne Grossman** is a voice actress for many TV shows, animated TV series and video games. She is the voice of Hippolyta in this show.

## Similar voice roles

### TV shows

* DC Super Hero Girls (web series) (2015-2018) as Hippolyta.
* Lego DC Super Hero Girls (TV shorts) (2019) as Hippolyta.

### Movies

* DC Super Hero Girls: Legends of Atlantis (2018) as Hippolyta.
* DC Super Hero Girls: Intergalactic Games (2017) as Hippolyta.
* DC Super Hero Girls: Hero of the Year (2016) as Hippolyta.
* Superman/Batman: Apocalypse (2010) as Big Barda.
Ash and Mary-Lynnette : Those Who Favor Fire

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**Ash and Mary-Lynnette: Those Who Favor Fire** (en français : Ash et Mary-Lynette : ceux qui préfèrent le feu ) est une nouvelle écrite par L. J. Smith.

L'histoire réintroduit le couple d'âmes sœurs Ash Redfern et Mary-Lynnette Carter, environ un an après leur séparation qui à eu lieu dans le livre Les soeurs des ténèbres. Cherchant à l'emmener dans un sanctuaire du Cercle de l'Aube, Ash, qui a travaillé dur pour expier ses péchés passés, se rend au Massachusetts en hélicoptère, où Mary-Lynnette fréquente l'université. Cependant, lors de sa rencontre avec Mary-Lynnette, Ash a un nouveau problème entre ses mains: un dragon qui suit l'hélicoptère. L'histoire est racontée à la troisième personne, avec les points de vue alternés de Ash, Mary-Lynnette et d'un nouveau personnage, Devi Srinivasa.

Le titre de l'histoire provient d'une citation du poète Robert Frost.

## Résumé

"C'est enfin la suite de l'histoire d'Ash Redfern et de Mary-Lynnette Carter. Pour ceux qui n'ont pas lu l'original, ou ne s'en souviennent pas, bien qu'ils soient des âmes sœurs, Mary-Lynnette a envoyé le lamie Ash en mission afin d'expier les péchés de son passé. Depuis lors, Ash a essayé de faire amende honorable. Mais cela suffira-t-il à Mary-Lynnette? Et que contient le disque qui, selon un ami de Mary-Lynnette, sauvera l'humanité ? "

## Informations

Tout comme la précédente histoire courte, la traduction française n'est pas disponible.

Dès que possible je vous la mettrais à disposition.
Jon Cryer

**Jon Cryer** is an actor known for his appearances in the long-running TV sitcom Two and a Half Men (2003-2015) but also for his roles in movies and other TV shows and is the voice of Felix Faust in this series.

## Similar live action roles

### TV shows

* Batwoman (crossover episode) (2019-2022) as Lex Luthor.
* Legends of Tomorrow (crossover episode) (2016-2022) as Lex Luthor.
* Supergirl (2015-2021) as Lex Luthor.
* The Flash (crossover episode) (2014-2023) as Lex Luthor.
* Arrow (crossover episode) (2012-2020) as Lex Luthor.

### Movies

* Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987) as Lenny Luthor.

## Notes

* The 'crossover' episodes mentioned above relate to the Crisis on Infinite Earths storyline that crosses over the CW's various DC superhero series.
Mister Miracle

An alien 'pseudo-god' and former successor to Darkseid.

## Description

**Mister Miracle** is well-built and athletic and wears a red superhero costume with yellow pants and face mask. It also has green gloves, boots, belt, and cape with raised collar. He describes himself as a "master of escape" and acts like a showman, shouting out his name to encourage applause and adulation, but his self-importance and off-handish behaviour can make him reluctant to cooperate with others. Mister Miracle is an adopted son of Darkseid (he is called "Scott" or "Scotty") and a potential ruler of Apokolips, which he says is his "hometown planet", but has chosen to flee to Earth where he earns his living as a stage magician.

He does not appear to have any powers and instead carries a small spherical device (probably technology from Apokolips) which can create a smokescreen or lighting effects to enable him to escape from awkward situations. It is also able to store the part of the Anti-Life Equation that he has stolen from Darkseid. As he is an escapologist, he cannot be kept tied down and he is able to employ sleight of hand to steal things. If he has 'lifted' a 'Mother Box', he can jump around during combat using its 'Boom Tubes' before finally escaping through one.

He tells Darkseid that he has left Apokolips because of favoritism shown to Kalibak but his concerns about Darkseid's plan to rule the universe using the Anti-Life Equation are a more likely reason. Mister Miracle is the boyfriend of Big Barda and, though she doubts his commitment, he is prepared to save her from abduction.

Because he is not initially familiar with Batman and is reluctant to cooperate with him, it is unlikely he is a member of the Justice League.
Thicker Than Water

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**Thicker Than Water** (en français : Plus épais que l'eau) est une nouvelle écrite par L. J. Smith. L'histoire se concentre sur Keller et son âme sœur Galen Drache, lors de la bataille finale entre le Night World et les puissances sauvages. L'histoire est racontée par Keller elle-même dans une narration à la première personne.

## Résumé

"Cette histoire raconte ce qui arrive à Keller et à certains des autres personnages du Night World pendant la nuit de l'arrivée de l'Apocalypse. Vous n'avez pas besoin d'avoir lu Etrange destin pour le comprendre - ce qui est une bonne chose puisque Etrange destin n'a pas encore été publié. "

## Informations

Tout comme les deux autres histoires courtes, celle ci n'a pas de traduction français.

Je l'a mettrais dès que possible.
Uncle Dudley

**Dudley** is the uncle of Billy Batson, and Shazam's greatest fan.

## Description

**Uncle Dudley** is a relative of Billy Batson and is shown to be a senior adult of medium height who is stocky and portly in build with wisps of gray hair on his largely bald head. He is an amiable, easy-going person but is concerned for the welfare of his young nephew, Billy. His favorite exclamation is "Holy Guacamole!"

He lives in a motorhome (called an 'RV') where he sometimes plays host to Billy whom he knows is Shazam. When the latter goes on a mission, Dudley can be seen nearby, directing the public to safety and shouting encouragement to the superhero. In Dudley's only story, Mister Mxyzptlk falsely poses as the Wizard in order to grant Dudley super-powers and make him into the bumbling **Captain Bamboozle**. These powers consist of some usual ones (flight, super-strength) and a ridiculous "food power" that causes snacks to rain down on him from above. He can also suck up an entire swimming pool of water into his belly and blow it onto a fire. While in this guise, he wears a costume identical to that of Shazam but with a turned-up collar on the cape.

Captain Bamboozle only causes mayhem, and he loses his powers as soon as he tricks Mxyzptlk into saying his name backwards.

## Notes

* His hero persona, Captain Bamboozle, is originally named Uncle Marvel in the old comics.
Amazons

A tribe of female warriors from which Wonder Woman originates.

## Description

The **Amazons** are the only inhabitants of Paradise Island and are exclusively women of unusual height (as tall as either Batman or Superman) with varied hair and skin color. On their heads, they wear a bronze tiara, have a pendant necklace around their necks, and a leather costume with a bronze belt covers the body only, with a narrow apron hanging below the waist. Numerous bronze armor plates are seen at the shoulders, chest and lower arms, and they wear long, open boots. A romanticised view of Diana (Wonder Woman) shows her in more civilian dress, consisting of a white, thigh-length tunic belted at the waist.

Leading the "Amazonian way of life", they act like warriors and can carry bows and arrows. They always have a long sword held in a scabbard strapped to the outside of the right leg.

They obey their queen, Hippolyta, and some of them form a bodyguard for her. The Amazons show a hostility towards men, and the queen will not normally allow any on the island unless they are in support of Wonder Woman (who visits frequently). Given this lack of contact with men, the Amazons are presumably immortal.

They have contact with the gods of Olympus and apparently worship them, but the origin of the Amazons and the gods' usual involvement in it is not mentioned. The sorceress Circe is known to the Amazons, and they seem to have an obligation to hold her captive.

## Members

* Hippolyta
* Wonder Woman/Diana of Themyscira
* many unnamed others

## Appearances

11. Play Date (brief)
17. Luthor in Paradise

## Gallery

The Queen and her bodyguardBatman receives an Amazon welcome
S.T.A.R. Labs

A building in Metropolis belonging to the S.T.A.R. Labs organisation.

## Description

The **S.T.A.R. Labs** building is the base for an organisation that specialises in advanced scientific and technological research that cooperates closely with the Justice League. It is located in Metropolis and like most structures in the city it is tall and modernistic in its look.

Inside, the employees wear either suits or lab coats and operate sophisticated computers and scientific instruments. Because of attempts by villains like Lex Luthor and General Zod to steal important technological objects, they are protected by heavily armed guards.

S.T.A.R. Labs can hold dangerous individuals like Solomon Grundy in custody presumably for research. In the past, they have trained animals like the chimp Titano for space missions, and currently maintain their own satellite network.

The Justice League have automatic access to the building to make use of specialist equipment there and appear to be welcome at the S.T.A.R. Labs Christmas party too.

A former employee was Harleen Quinzel who studied behavioural zoology there.

## Appearances

21. Inside Job
34. The Cube Root
36. Superman Red vs. Superman Blue
41. Harley Goes Ape!
42. Phased and Confused
44. System Error
45. Race Against Crime
46. Party Animal (mentioned only)
Teekl

A magical cat belonging to Klarion the Witch Boy.

## Description

**Teekl** is the pet of Klarion and has the appearance of a normal marmalade/ginger cat with yellow eyes, black stripes, and a white underside. This animal is female and can understand the commands of Klarion so that she can be sent to search for and collect important objects. She can also shift her shape into either a tiger or an agile feline girl and, as the latter, can move with such suddenness that she is able, for instance, to spring at Stargirl and steal her staff.

Teekl is very loyal to her owner (presumably being his 'witch's familiar') and will rush to help him when in danger.

## Appearances

13. Trick or Threat
30. Supernatural Adventures in Babysitting
HIVE Master

The terrorist leader of HIVE and enemy of the Justice League.

## Description

**HIVE Master** is seen as short and of medium build with brown hair and neatly trimmed moustache and beard. Over his eyes he has elongated, red goggles/shades that are shaped like a bee's eyes. He wears a HIVE bee-colored uniform that has a large upright black collar encircling his neck, and is yellow for the chest, shoulders and arms, and black for his back and legs but with yellow boots. He speaks with a deep, mature, well-spoken voice and his attitude is that of a fanatic, expounding the political beliefs of HIVE and laughing at his opponents when he believes they cannot stop him. However, his fanaticism does not extend as far as sacrificing himself for a cause.

He is the leader of HIVE and in combat always fights from inside one of the walking or flying 'bee' machines. HIVE Master can remotely control devices (like bombs) from a panel on his right forearm.

## Appearances

22. The Trouble with Truth
27. Time Out (heard only)
Short 10. Justice 1, 2, 3, Go!

## Notes

* This leader of HIVE is not named and appears to be unique to this series.
Bane

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

## Description

**Bane** is large and exceptionally muscular and wears a tight, dark blue, single piece costume that leaves his shoulders and arms bare. Covering his head is a mask like that of a Mexican wrestler. There are tubes leading from his wrists to the back of his head that are seen to contain a green substance that is usually known as 'Venom' and which ought to give him enhanced strength and endurance. Although he only has a non-speaking role in one episode, he is heard to growl like an animal, and in combat tries to use his physique to overpower his opponents.

## Notes

* He is seen in the the opening titles of all of the full episodes.
* This version of him has no skull mask
* Bane's real name is given as Antonio Diego in the Tim Burton Batman movies.
* He is famously known as "The Man Who Broke the Bat" when he broke Batman's spine.
John DiMaggio

**John DiMaggio** is a versatile and prolific voice actor of many animated TV shows, movies and video games. He is the voice of Lobo in this series.

## Similar voice roles

### TV shows

* Teen Titans Go! (2013-2019) as Shazam and The Wizard
* DC Super Hero Girls (web series) (2015-2018) as Gorilla Grodd and Darkseid
* Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2008-2011) as Aquaman, Gorilla Grodd, Black Adam, Toyman and Mister Freeze

### Movies

* Justice League: Warworld (2023) as Lobo
* Batman: Death in the Family (2020) as Joker
* Batman vs Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2019) as Mister Freeze
* Lego DC Super Hero Girls: Super-Villain High (2018) as Gorilla Grodd
* Scooby-Doo & Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2018) as Aquaman and Mister Freeze
* Lego DC Super Hero Girls: Brain Drain (2017) as Gorilla Grodd
* Batman and Harley Quinn (2017) as Swamp Thing
* DC Super Hero Girls: Hero of the Year (2016) as Gorilla Grodd
* DC Super Hero Girls: Super Hero High (2016) as Gorilla Grodd
* Lego DC Super Heroes: Justice League - Attack of the Legion of Doom! (2015) as Lex Luthor and Joker
* Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League vs. Bizarro League (2015) as Lex Luthor
* Lego DC Comics: Batman Be-Leaguered (2014) as Joker and Lex Luthor
* Batman: Under the Red Hood (2010) as Joker
* Superman: Doomsday (2007) as Toyman
Lois du Night World

Les lois du Night World régissent le monde nocturne. Ils sont considérés comme sacrés et seraient inviolables. Les lois existent pour protéger l'existence du Night World aux humains. Il y a deux règles essentielles à ne surtout pas enfreindre, dans le cas contraire la sanction pour avoir enfreint l'une ou l'autre de ces lois est la mort de toutes les personnes impliquées.

## Les deux lois essentielles

* Sous aucun prétexte l'existence du Night World ne doit être révélée à qui que se soit d'extérieur.
* Les membres du Night World ne doivent pas tomber amoureux d'un individu de la race humaine.

## Autres lois

Il existe des lois qui s'appliquent à des créatures spécifiques dans le monde nocturne.

* Par exemple, les loups-garous, ne sont pas autorisés à tuer des humains puisqu'ils mangent leurs organes internes, trahissant ainsi le fait qu'un animal a attaqué l'homme.

* Les vampires et lamies doivent demander la permission au Conseil du Night World lorsqu'ils transforment des humains en vampires. Une créature de la nuit qui reconnaît un vampire illégal a le droit de le tuer ainsi que son créateur.

Les anciens s'assurent que les lois de Night World soient respectées. Le Conseil et d'autres organes faisant autorité au sein du Night World prescrivent la punition lorsqu'elle ne l'est pas.

## Exemples de lois Night World et de leurs sanctions respectives

* Exprimer ouvertement des sentiments romantiques ou un attachement à un être humain : passible de la peine de mort.

* Parler du Night World à un humain : passible de la peine de mort.

* Permettre à un humain de vivre s'il découvre accidentellement l'existence du Night World : passible de la peine de mort

* Transformer une personne en vampire sans autorisation : passible de la peine de mort (sauf si cette personne était une sorcière ou une sorcière perdue, comme dans le cas de Poppy North).

* Enlever des humains afin de les utiliser dans une fête du sang : punition inconnue, mais peut-être la mort, en raison du risque d'attirer trop d'attention et d'exposer le Night World.

* Ne pas appliquer les lois du Night World ou ne pas signaler un crime : passible de la peine de mort.

* Tuer ou se nourrir d'humains indiscrètement : probablement passible de la peine de mort.

* Tuer des humains dans une zone où les décès sont interdits est un crime.

* C'est un crime que de célébrer une cérémonie de pact de sang avec un humain.
Cards

Cards Page

Link: Main Page

## Card Details

The card details image has a picture of the card on the left, with text descriptions on the right.

Card Image:

Along the top of the card image is an icon for the Domain, Card Name, Star Level (1 through 5), and Cost.
Bottom of the card shows an hourglass (with number of turns the card is delayed once played), Attack and HP Values, and Card Level (0 through 10); active skills will also be shown on the image, with an icon.
Card Text:

Card text shows the Card Name, Domain, Card Level w. Progress Bar, and the names and details of the card Skills.
The Progress Bar shows the amount of experience the card has, and what is needed to reach the next card level.
HP and AT (attack) are in white when the card is dealt. If either number increases above their starting values, they turn blue. As HP decreases, they go from white, to yellow, to red.

Link: Main Page
Diedrich Bader

**Diedrich Bader** is an actor and comedian in movies and many TV shows, voice actor in animated TV shows and movies, and is the voice of Booster Gold and others in this show.

## Similar voice roles

### TV shows

* Harley Quinn (2019- ) as Batman.
* Young Sheldon (2017- ) as Batman (voice only).
* Scooby-Doo & Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2018) as Batman.
* Green Lantern: The Animated Series (2012-2013) as Guy Gardner.
* Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2008-2011) as Batman and Solomon Grundy.
* The Zeta Project (2001-2002) as Zeta.
* Batman Beyond (1999-2001) as Zeta.

### Movies

* Superman: Red Son (2020) as Lex Luthor.
* Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League vs. Bizarro League (2015) as Guy Gardner.
* JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time (2014) as Batman.
Forget Me Not

"**Forget Me Not**" is the thirty-eighth episode of Justice League Action.

## Summary

Firestorm discovers that the other members of the Justice League no longer realise that they are superheroes and, when Felix Faust goes on a looting spree, the source of their memory loss becomes evident.

## Story

Firestorm is late for a meeting of the Justice League and hurriedly flies towards the Watchtower. When he arrives, however, there is no one else around and his mind's counsel, the Professor, reminds him that there ought to have been someone on duty. He is unable to contact any of the League using the comms, and the Professor suggests that they should visit one of them. Firestorm flies off to the Daily Planet.

Locating Clark Kent in his office, the latter insists that he is not Superman. Firestorm assures him that he has super powers and takes him outside and drops him from the top of the building. Clark does not know how to fly and hits the ground, shaking Metropolis. To his own amazement, he survives and begins to believe that he is Superman but still cannot remember it. The Professor suggests that they gather more examples of forgetful superheroes.

Later, in the Watchtower, Firestorm has managed to assemble Bruce Wayne and Diana Prince in addition to Clark, but they are not cooperative. Firestorm uses his powers to change their clothes into the costumes of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman but, while he is trying to teach them how to act as superheroes, a news broadcast tells of looting at a Metropolis shopping precinct by stone monsters accompanied by the sorcerer Felix Faust. Firestorm flies to confront Faust while the three amnesic superheroes take a cab.

At the precinct, as Firestorm makes fun of him, Faust (riding a self-balancing scooter) is surprised to see the Justice League arrive because he thought that he had taken their memories. He orders the stone monsters (he calls one a "golem") to attack them, but the superheroes are still not confident enough to use their powers and start running from their foes. Firestorm intervenes and transforms some of the monsters into harmless cars and scooters, but Faust responds and casts a spell on the floating Firestorm, bringing him down for a closer look. He realises that the superhero's dual minds have stopped him losing his memory, so he produces a glowing, purple orb, which contains the memories of the other superheroes, and casts a spell which adds both of Firestorm's as well.

However, on hearing Faust and seeing the orb, the other three superheroes begin to remember what has happened, and recover their abilities, dealing with the remaining monsters. Faust attempts to escape on his scooter after the superheroes demand the orb but he is caught by Superman. Before Faust can cast a spell using it, the orb is lassoed by Wonder Woman who smashes it to recover the lost memories. This is just in time to save the hopelessly confused Firestorm and Professor.
Calculator

A super-villain and an enemy of Mister Terrific.

## Description

**Calculator** is depicted as tall and slim with a black costume that covers him from head to toe and is decorated with occasional white lines. He looks through a narrow slit like that on a welder's hood, and he has the gray design of a calculator's keyboard and LED display across his chest. In his high-pitched voice he irritates his opponents with puns, and chuckles as he escapes from them.

His abilities are not made clear, but, as he is considered to be exceptionally intelligent and talks about calculating, "crunching numbers" and estimates of chance, this must explain how he has learned to hack into Mister Terrific's 'T-Spheres' and take control of them. His suit contains technology in the form of devices that rise from the back of either hand that cause beams to shoot outward either as weapons or to communicate with other technology, and are controlled from a panel on his right forearm. The LED display on his chest can show warning messages.

Calculator is known to Mr. Terrific and has a secret hideout somewhere in Metropolis.

## Appearances

34. The Cube Root
39. The Brain Buster
Sean Astin

**Sean Astin** is an actor notable for his role as 'Sam' in The Lord of the Rings trilogy (2001-2003) and is the voice of Shazam in this show. He is the adopted son of John Astin.

## Similar voice roles

### Movies

* Justice League Dark: Apokolips War (2020) as Shazam.
* Lego DC: Shazam!: Magic and Monsters (2020) as Shazam.
* Justice League: Throne of Atlantis (2015) as Shazam.
* Justice League: War (2014) as Shazam.
Under a Red Sun

"**Under a Red Sun**" is the tenth episode of Justice League Action.

## Summary

Steppenwolf intends to enhance his reputation by destroying Superman when he whisks him away to a planet with a red sun, and the Justice League have no idea where they have gone.

## Story

Superman, Batman and Big Barda battle a squadron of parademons from Apokolips in a warehouse and gradually eliminate them all. Big Barda says she had detected the arrival them together with another entity. Superman spots a dark figure high up and knocks him down into the light - it is Steppenwolf. The latter, seemingly pleased to see Superman is in good form, suddenly opens a travel portal with his 'Mother Box' and leaps into it, taking the superhero with him. Batman and Barda are left, wondering where they have gone.

Arriving on a rocky, desert planet, Superman attempts to subdue his opponent but finds that his powers are ebbing away. Steppenwolf points to the red sun in the sky and says that he intends to win favour with his master, Darkseid, by being immortalised as the vanquisher of Superman. The two continue to fight, but Superman's strength subsides, forcing him to retreat and hide. Steppenwolf mounts his 'Astro Harness' to hunt down his prey and orders the two parademons who have joined him to split up and search the area. Now powerless, Superman falls back on the scouting skills of his youth to avoid Steppenwolf and is able to eliminate both parademons.

To locate their colleague, Batman and Barda travel through a portal to Steppenwolf's planet, Apokolips. Arriving outside Darkseid's citadel, they deal with a guarding 'demon dog' and go in to try to find Steppenwolf's war-room so they can rifle through his records. Fighting their way past parademons, they find the room but still cannot locate the planet where Steppenwolf had intended to go. Fortunately, Virman Vundabar appears and he knows Steppenwolf's plan but, protecting himself with a force field, he will not reveal anything. The two superheroes respond by threatening to crush him under a heavy weight unless he tells them where Superman is, and he capitulates.

After a running battle through a lush landscape, Superman hides in a cave, which Steppenwolf is afraid to enter, so the latter tries to bring down the mountain above on the superhero. Superman climbs up through a crevice to avoid being crushed and comes out above his opponent. He jumps down onto the floating Steppenwolf and together, on the Astro Harness, they fly across the landscape but eventually crash, with Superman breaking his leg and Steppenwolf landing in water. The superhero picks up a sparking fragment of the harness and throws it into the water to electrocute his opponent.

Later, Batman and Barda appear from a portal and find their hobbling colleague with a hog-tied Steppenwolf. As they all leave together, Superman brags he was able to achieve all this without his superpowers.

## Notes

* There appear to be references to the *Dune* (1984) movie when a giant sand worm rears up out of the desert and also when Virman Vundabar surrounds himself with a box-like force field.
Two-Face

A gangster, and former partner of the Penguin.

## Description

**Two-Face** is a tall, mature man whose face and body have noticeable differences between the left and right sides. The right side of the face is quite normal with tanned skin, black hair and a flattened nose, but the left is grotesque and said to be "scarred" with blue skin, white hair, squint mouth, enlarged eye, and the same nose. The clothes on the body are blue in color on the right and are smart, but on the left they are purple and the jacket, shirt and tie are slightly ragged. Each of the sides of Two-Face also have their own personality and take turns in talking to one another. The right is the good side and is mild, reasonable, honest and said to be a lawyer, but the left side is aggressive, threatening, dishonest and said to be a thief. With such different points of view, both sides continually bicker and argue. The right side is addressed as "Harvey".

We are told that Two-Face was a partner of The Penguin in a heist but has run off with the proceeds, causing the latter to take out a 'hit' contract on him. Batman's only interest in Two-Face is to use him as bait to catch the hitman, Deadshot, though it is implied he is destined for Arkham Asylum. Two-Face does not engage in much combat, but his bad side can resort to violence assisted by trickery.

## Notes

* In the Comics he was originally a District Attorney and was going to be Gotham's new mayor before he became a criminal thanks to acid being spilled onto his face by mob boss; Don Maroni.
* This version of Two-Face talks to himself (one is good/one is bad) which he constantly argues to each other, this might be because of his split personality.
	+ This concept was also used in Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay and the game Batman: The Telltale Series.
Repulse!

"**Repulse!**" is the twelfth episode of Justice League Action.

## Summary

A villain called Repulse infects Superman with nano-bots, and the Justice League have to help remove them despite the interference of Lex Luthor.

## Story

Superman and Wonder Woman, under their aliases of Clark Kent and Diana Prince, are on a date in a Metropolis restaurant. As they exchange stories about their lack of success in relationships, they feel drawn to kiss. This is suddenly interrupted by a commotion in the street, and Clark leaves.

Outside, the police are opposed to a dark figure inside a translucent purple sphere, but their shots bounce off it and, when it expands suddenly, knocking over cars, they flee. Superman now together with Wonder Woman and also Hawkman confront the figure who tells them he is called "Repulse". All of the League's attacks bounce violently off the sphere. Superman burns a hole in the street and Repulse falls into the sewer and floats away. Superman follows, corners the villain and, by putting his hand slowly through the sphere, grabs the figure inside whose appearance changes to that of Lex Luthor. As the material covering Luthor drips from his hand, Superman takes him to the police above.

To congratulate Superman, Wonder Woman moves in for a kiss but despite determination cannot get close. His appearance changes to that of Repulse with the same sphere. As he has become a threat to everyone and everything around, Superman flies off into space and disappears. Later, to seek an explanation, Wonder Woman and Hawkman visit Luthor in his prison cell. They rough him up, and he tells them that Superman has been infested with millions of nano-bots that feed on his energy, making the repulsion ever stronger, and can only be removed by an immensely strong force.

Wonder Woman and Hawkman, with Luthor in tow, take the League's spaceship, Justice One, and locate Superman near a black hole that has asteroids falling into it. As he flies closer, the repulsive energy begins to drain away. But, Luthor escapes in the fighter module, Justice Two, and opens fire on Superman forcing him down towards the black hole. An asteroid smashes the craft, and Luthor also falls downwards but Superman brings him inside the sphere as they enter the black hole. Surprisingly, the repulsive force stops them from being crushed and, as they resign themselves to their fate, Wonder Woman's lasso appears and she hauls them out just as the last nano-bots are sucked away. Back in the spacecraft, with Luthor in handcuffs, the black hole evaporates in an explosion caused by the nano-bots.

Later, back on Earth, in a restaurant, Wonder Woman moves to finally kiss Superman but is again repelled. Grimacing, she says it is due to his garlic breath.

## Notes

* Romance between Superman and Wonder Woman was something seen in the 'New 52' era (2011-2016) of the comics but has subsequently been abandoned.
Hippolyta

Queen of the Amazons, and mother of Wonder Woman.

## Description

**Queen Hippolyta** rules over the Amazons of Paradise Island. She is portrayed as a mature woman with fair skin and long black hair, and wears a black, low cut bodice with a light gray, full length skirt that is split at the front. An apron hangs down from the waist, and another light gray attachment goes around her neck and shoulders with a long red cape flowing behind. She does not wear a crown but instead a gold tiara and there is similarly colored armor on her lower arms and lower legs.

Her demeanor is haughty and she is supercilious towards men. Hippolyta is prepared to risk the life of her daughter (Wonder Woman) in order to honor her duty to the gods of Olympus. She carries a staff with a red gem or sphere mounted in its head which can be used as a weapon to shoot ray blasts and, as an Amazon warrior, can engage in close combat (even in her dress) hitting her opponents with the staff. Unlike her daughter, she practises sorcery and can use it to open a portal to the Fallen Realm or cast a spell over Paradise Island to expel any man that sets foot there.
Lashina

A female warrior from Apokolips and a member of 'The Female Furies'.

## Description

**Lashina** (not mentioned by name) is shown as a young, slim woman of medium height. She wears a tight, dark blue costume with white decorations that covers her body and limbs, while her head is bound around with what look like bandages so that only her eyes and mouth are visible but her hair still flows out behind. Apart from occasional shrieks, she does not speak at any time.

She is from Apokolips and is one of the duo of thugs (with Bernadeth) who sometimes accompany Granny Goodness and are known as the 'Female Furies' elsewhere. Lashina is armed with a long whip that is used to hit or entangle opponents. It can also cut through solid objects.
Tara Strong

**Tara Strong** is a prolific voice actress for animated TV series, movies and video games. She is the voice of Harley Quinn and others in this show.

## Similar voice roles

### TV shows

* DC Super Hero Girls (2019- ) as Batgirl and Harley Quinn.
* Justice League: Gods and Monsters Chronicles (web series) (2015) as Harlequin and Brainiac.
* Robot Chicken DC Comics Special II: Villains in Paradise (2014) as Harley Quinn.
* Beware the Batman (2013-2014) as Oracle.
* Teen Titans Go! (2013- ) as Raven and Batgirl.
* New Teen Titans (2011-2012) as Raven.
* Young Justice (2010- ) as Terra.
* Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2008-2011) as Harley Quinn, Billy Batson and others.
* Teen Titans (2003-2006) as Raven.
* Gotham Girls (web series) (2000-2002) as Batgirl.
* The New Batman Adventures (1997-1999) as Batgirl.

### Movies

* Superman: Red Son (2020) as Young Superman.
* Lego DC Batman: Family Matters (2019) as Batwoman.
* Teen Titans Go! Vs. Teen Titans (2019) as Raven.
* Batman vs Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2019) as Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy.
* Justice League vs. the Fatal Five (2019) as Harley Quinn.
* DC Super Hero Girls: Legends of Atlantis (2018) as Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy.
* Teen Titans GO! to the Movies (2018) as Raven.
* Lego DC Super Hero Girls: Super-Villain High (2018) as Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy.
* Batman Ninja (2018) as Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy.
* Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay (2018) as Harley Quinn.
* Scooby-Doo & Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2018) as Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy.
* Lego DC Super Hero Girls: Brain Drain (2017) as Harley Quinn.
* DC Super Hero Girls: Intergalactic Games (2017) as Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy.
* DC Super Hero Girls: Hero of the Year (2016) as Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy.
* Batman: The Killing Joke (2016) as Batgirl.
* Lego DC Comics Superheroes: Justice League - Gotham City Breakout (2016) as Harley Quinn.
* DC Super Hero Girls: Super Hero High (2016) as Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy.
* Superman/Batman: Apocalypse (2010) as Lashina.
* Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo (2006) as Raven.
* Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (2000) as Batgirl.
Hall of Justice

The headquarters of the Justice League until replaced by the Watchtower.

## Description

The **Hall of Justice** is a large, low building somewhere in Metropolis with a wide plaza in front of it. Inside the spacious, empty hall, there is a large rotunda with a lift that leads to other levels.

Somewhere underneath is a training room where superheroes can spar with one another and use gym equipment. Also, there is a hangar for Justice One, and a power room with a futuristic energy source.

The Hall is only seen in episode 3, "Night of the Bat," and by the end it is in ruins after a battle between Superman and a demon-possessed Batman. Its replacement, the Watchtower, is built at the end of the next episode, "Abate and Switch."
Carmine Falcone

A gangster boss from Batman's early career.

## Description

**Carmine Falcone** is shown as a mature, olive-skinned and heavy set man whose double-breasted suit stretches tightly about him. He has conspicuous white spats over his shoes. When he speaks in his typically broad gangster accent, he sounds tough and cynical, and, as he does so, chews on a matchstick before contemptuously flicking it at a victim.

He is an antagonist from the beginning of Batman's career when he was the leader of the Falcone crime family which, we are told, was involved in kidnapping, smuggling, and racketeering. Falcone would hold meetings with the heads of those criminal enterprises at his warehouse hideout in Gotham City. There, he would be backed by a crew of thugs armed with 'tommy' guns.

His criminal activities were brought to an end by Batman. Much later, the time-travelling villain Chronos attempts to interfere with this to stop Batman from embarking on a successful crime-fighting career, but fails.
Flash

A superhero, and member of the Justice League.

## Description

**Flash** is shown as a man of medium height and medium build, and wears his usual red costume decorated with yellow lightning strokes. He has similar decorations on his ears and the tops of his boots. In character, he is jovial and friendly.

His power is his ability to move with super-speed which, he tells us, he has obtained from the "speed force" that is "found between dimensions." As he accelerates, streaks of lightning can sometimes be seen streaming from the back of his head and body but not otherwise when he is running. This power can be used, for instance, to search through the streets of a city in a hurry or to quickly check on all the inmates in a prison. In combat, he relies on his speed to catch opponents unawares and then bombard them with a blur of blows, and can run and jump into the air against flying foes.

His weakness is that of general vulnerability but he can always use his speed to move out of harms way. Another skill is that he can create a draft that can stop a gas cloud from spreading by whirling his arms like propellers.

Flash also tells us that by vibrating his molecules fast enough he can "phase" through solid objects and we see him use this to move through a boulder and also through a force field-like 'time barrier'.

It is not clear just how quick he is, but in a race around the world against Superman neither can get a head in front. Although Superman is just as fast, Flash is more knowledgeable about super-speed and more subtle in its use perhaps because it is his only super-power.

## Appearances

8. Galaxy Jest
29. Mxy's Mix-Up (cameo)
32. Booray for Bizarro
33. Best Day Ever
37. The Ringer (cameo)
45. Race Against Crime
46. Party Animal
Short 2. Beep Beep
Short 7. Quality Time
Ivy League

A team of super-villains led by Poison Ivy.

## Description

The **Ivy League** has four female members and is seen to be active in the streets of Gotham City, with their leader, Poison Ivy, stating their intention of bringing about the fall of that town. This group only appears in one short episode where it is easily overcome by the Justice League.

Although Harley Quinn is a close associate of Poison Ivy in some episodes, she is not seen in the company of this team.

## Members

* Poison Ivy (leader)
* Cheetah
* Ember
* Star Sapphire
Hawkman

A superhero and member of the Justice League.

## Description

**Hawkman** is seen to be one of the tall and heavily built superheroes (along with Batman and Superman). He wears a dark green costume with dark red gloves, boots, and 'briefs', and a yellow belt. The cowl on his head is also yellow and it has a hint of a hawk's beak over the nose. He is not very talkative but is hard-headed in his dealings with villains. Despite his human looks, he is said to be a Thanagarian (from an alien planet) yet his appearance near the Pyramids on one occasion suggests that he also has a connection with Ancient Egypt as elsewhere.

His powers are not well explained and his main one of flight through the air could be assumed to be caused by the flapping of his wings except that he also does this when he flies through space. It is usually put down to the presence of alien 'Nth metal' in his costume but this is never mentioned. The wings are held in place by the crossed straps on his chest and are attached to a wider band across his back.

Hawkman has considerable strength as we see he can rip a door from a jail cell. In combat he brandishes a medieval-style mace which can knock down even super-powered opponents, and always uses it to the exclusion of his fists. He can take considerable punishment in a fight and this may be due to the presence of armor of which we can see plates on his shoulders. There is more on the right than the left and still more may completely cover his head and body except that we cannot see it because it is invisible. This covering might also explain his ability to breathe in the vacuum of space.

The irreverent Lobo calls him "Captain Cluck-Cluck".

## Appearances

5. Follow that Space Cab!
12. Repulse!
28. The Fatal Fare
33. Best Day Ever
45. Race Against Crime
46. Party Animal (cameo)
51. Unleashed (cameo)

## Notes

* Hawkman doesn't have many lines to speak which makes it hard to determine his personality.