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lightamp · 7 months

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let's rate red hood costumes

if i forgot smth lo siento. just let me know, there are so many of these and i am one creature

this is just for fun btw. nothing serious here! <3

now these are all comic canon red hoods (except maybe two? we'll get to them). no alt universes. maybe one day.

now on to the costumes

Hush Jason. Maybe not technically Red Hood but like. c'mon. close enough

i'm giving the rating 6/10

I know the trench coat was probably more for mr. hush himself, but i enjoy it. i'm also a filthy pouch lover so they do get points. also in red! cute. the boots are also neat. the negatives are that ugly robin dress/tunic thing. kinda silly. still it was good for giving bruce a spook.

2. the classic. the og. red hood utrh version!

9/10, easy. the casual outfit paired with the sleek red helmet. *mwuah* wonderful! nothing bad to say. it's recognizable. comfortable. stylish. great job all around

3. titans tower. ah.

-10/10. i would give props for running around in the scalies BUT THE UGLY ASS YELLOW TIGHTS. disgusting. bare his legs to the world you cowards. i'm mad. this could get at least 7/10 for sheer moxy if it weren't for those hideous target brand pantyhose

4. brothers in blood.

he's literally just copying dick, but being unhinged as hell about it.

5.5/10. he looks good. who doesn't in nightwing's fit? though he is copying, he does get points for obsessive weirdness of it all.

bonus?

???/10 i don't know how i feel. i've never known how i feel about this.

5. final crisis

i think he had a helmet in this arc and it broke but dont quote me!!!! pay me to read final crisis again if you have an issue.

he spends most of his time in jeans + leather jacket + just the domino

this is probably the most boring but i give it a 10/10 my boring ass loves it. no dressups just a guy in a shitty little mask. clapping. bravo. there's something ~thematic~ bout it

6. final crisis pt 2

1/10 i hate the red robin suit i hate it i hate it. we finally got tim out of the damn thing even though it came at too high a cost (he's trapped in robin purgatory). it does look okay in wfa, but usually in dc reg comics it looks like ass.

regardless jason looks bad in it too. very sweet of murdery bruce to give it to him but ugh. at least could've given him some ears on that mask. then it couldve been bumped a point

7. batman

the first time jason decided to wear a muzzle. hm.

6/10. there's nothing wrong with it. it's just a bit generically 'what would gun batman look like'. the face part is my favorite, with the weird grater muzzle, pointy ears, and red glowing eyes. it's fun

8. batman&robin

i need to get my first thought out. the little symbol on his chest reminds me of homestuck. i can't really unsee it. i know like theres no connection. but it looks like it could belong on a homestuck human

anyway. 3.5/10. he was willing to try something totally new, so i'm giving points. i enjoy the white. is the red hood goofy af? yes. yes it is. iconic, though? sometimes the upper black part is drawn lower, i've noticed. it doesn't change much for me.

i like the thigh highs going on here. the red guns are sexy!. he looks bad but there are good things here!!!

there is this version, which ditches the thigh highs, gives back the classic helmet, removes the cape for a jacket, and adds belts.

6/10 i think it fixes a lot about the prev costume, though it's really just like they threw utrh's costume and his previous batman&robin costume in the blender lmfao

wow flashpoint. father todd is not a red hood, so we progress.

9. nu52

an update on the og look. i do like the contrasting brown jacket, the prominant thigh straps. sometimes his helmet is drawn suctioned to his face so -2 for any of that cause it's so weird

8/10 not a bad update to the classic.

10. red hood/arsenal

i dont remember when he changed into this actually. in my head it's rh/a but i could be wrong.

i see no one talking about this abomination. his new fit? yah. this one? no?

4/10 the bottom of this is fine. i HATE the jacket. sorry it's just. ugly. his arm bands are also clunky. the matching between arsenal and red hood is nice though. so it didnt get too low. roy pulls it off better :(

11. wingman

hm. i didnt read this. this makes me not want too akdsfhsl

0/10. ugly. looks like a villain in some scifi thing in the 90s. like power rangers. sentai villain looking ass. boring grey, ugly lines and shapes, the goofiest helmet on earth......

ig willis is burdened with this curse now

12. 3 jokers (dubiously canon. i dont consider it so but since dc left it in the air we add it)

he has a helmet for a bit. this one is interesting bc i could actually see it as a futhering of his costume had he lived. sans helmet ofc. it's hard bc i don't not like this, i just feel it doesnt fit his aesthetic in the present day. 5/10. if jason had lived and not become red hood id rank it higher but then we wouldnt be here, would we?

13. batman's gift

i debated putting this, but it's different enough from the nu52 vers

very fun. body armor all over. i like the red arm guards here unlike w/ the prev one that had these (less bulky ?). i like the leg stripes.

it doesn't really do much to change his look, but there are differences

7/10

14. task force z

it's like the above but more just body-armored. really all he's done is remove the jacket and get shoulder pads. 6/10. the negative point is for the lost jacket :(

bonus

7/10 i did say if he ditched the tights i'd rank it higher (twas all a dream through lmao)

15. current

controversial of me, but i think. i think it's fine.

now i do agree his little hoodie is.........well it's not that great. my least favorite part tbh.

the new brown pants nicely contrast, though i have seen this costume with grey pants too?

here we are. The red bandages are fun, i think if they were white i'd hate 'em but the red is interesting. i also like when bits of them are sticking out. idk. cute detail.

i like the muzzle mask as well. that with the hood has given us delightful in shadow!jason where only his eyes glow out. i also like when artists put his white hair tuft out. adorable. probably not what he's going for but that's what the creature no face look is for

really the hoodie is the one thing i'm ??? on. it looks silly in a bad way. there are ways to keep a red hood while giving a better jacket/vest. future state's was much nicer.

7.5/10

this wasn't in the ratings but i do prefer any weapon beyond the crowbar sigh. it starts showing up through a lot of them so i decided to just not do anything about the score.

#jason todd #red hood #dc

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yesthebatmanme · 5 years

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Oh god, Batman: Hush: flim was so kinda disappointing.

No Killer Croc. No Oracle. No Huntress. No Jason Todd/Clayface. No Thomas Elliot really being Hush. No Leslie Thompkins. No retired Jim Gordon. No Ra’s Alghul. No Talia Alghul. No Harlod Allnut. No Tim Drake. No Krypto. No President Luthor. Superman’s lack of role in the Hush storyline.

Batman vs Superman kinda sucked it turned Batman into a brawler instead of a thinking man Jeph Loeb had written him to be during the battle.

I love how some Batman haters believe Superman won though. It cracks me up but no he didn’t win in the comic and he sure as hell didn’t win in the flim. Superman was holding back fighting the effects Ivy had on him. Batman’s plan was stall Superman not to get a win over him or Batman would’ev figured another way to do so when he isn’t holding back. The point is both Superman and Batman held back themselves it was never a fight to the death but for Batman to save Superman. Catwoman helped too ill give her that incase you felt i overlooked or didn’t want to give her the due she deserved by picking Lois for Superman to save to snap him out of Ivy’s control.

Because of that despite Superman didn’t approve of the plan to use Lois like that Superman was reminded of that he gave the Kryptonite Ring to right person who will always find some way to bring Superman back into the light. Sure they’re more powerful people who can beat Superman but when Superman goes rogue or is controled by someone. I don’t think of Captain Marvel aka Shazam or Wonder Woman, but Batman to be the one that knows what to be done. I liked the line they said to each other.

I love the comic better

Instead we get Superman getting pissed at Batman.

I was so disappointed that scene from the comic didn’t show up at all.

The Batman :Hush as a flim is okay but.....Would i rush out to buy it in two weeks? Nope but ill be buying the trade paperback in September. Maybe in a rainy day ill get Batman :Hush: flim in all due time but not today.

If Death of Superman can get remade, so can Batman :Hush: but only one four things that need to happen here.

1. It needs to be set in the pre-Flashpoint era.

2. They stick to and honor the source material. I don’t mind alittle changes but come on the Riddler is Hush instead of Thomas Elliot? Get the fuck out of here with that bullshit writing here!

3. It needs to be a two parter instead of everything being crammed up into one flim.

4. Wishful thinking but i know WB will never do this. Bring Kevin Conroy to voice Batman. Mark Hamill for the Joker. George Newbern or Tim Daly for Superman. Jensen Ackles for Todd/Clayface even if it’s a brief moment come on it can’t hurt to do so. I always felt this storyline was suited for them to lend their voices into the characters in Batman :Hush: I know WB won’t do this knowing not everyone is sick and tired of Conroy voicing Batman. They’re wasting his talent over other crap he doesn’t need to be doing like Justice League Action. I’m not a huge fan of it i would much prefer they give him a decent Batman flim.

Added bonus i felt Damian’s disapproval of his dad hooking up with Selina was kinda funny though. He like Barbara is wasted in the flim not having much of a role in the flim. Once Selina is there it’s like everybody is kinda forgotten the Hush flim suddenly turns into a Batman/Catwoman flim instead of Batman solving the case of a new villain who’s entered into his life causing these events to him.

The people who wrote this flim need to be fired and never hired ever again. They’re not suited for BatmanInc or any kind of work.

And DC stop dissing Tim Drake like he don’t matter to anything!

#bruce wayne #batman #batman hush #batman hush spoilers #jim lee

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sweetwriting · 7 years

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Tim Drake Positivity Week - Day 2: Nerdy or Sweet -I.am.not.a.nerd.

Category: Gen/Pre-Slash

Genre: Humor /Fluff

Fandoms: DC Comics, Batverse

Continuity : Post-Crisis/Pre-Flashpoint

Summary: Tim is not a nerd he swears.(and he’s right, Jason’s the nerd).

AO3 tags: it’s part of my Detective AU/Sequel where Tim and Kon move to California to open a detective agency so here Tim just moved out of Gotham And the reason they’re in the cave is that they’re supposed to be packing But they’ve been procrastinating by petting all of Damian’s zoo

Word Count: 1093

To read it on AO3

Author’s Note: I am so proud of myself I finally managed to keep it around 1000 words. I was ready to give up on trying if I couldn’t manage it this time!

As for why Tim is, to me, not nerdy, I am one of those people who make a difference between Nerd (strive academically. Desire to learn and work, often in a field which does not require so much social relationships and is often theoretical, is often a bookworm but not always of fiction) and Geek (a fan of at least one of the following: Science Fiction, Fantasy (in either Books, Movies, Video Games or all of them), Anything to do with Hi-Tech either as a user or a maker/programmer) Though for the Hi-Tech thingie those can also be found with the nerds, the process is often different (or they’re geeks too). The nerd will be more about the academic part of it where the geek will be more about the direct application. Or in a simpler way if they have the choice: Nerd = long studies, Geek = short ones.

Actually, the simplest way to differentiate is High Culture Vs. Pop Culture So yeah, to me Jason’s a nerd and Tim’s a Geek (who’s also a jock) and a dork.

“Hey, I resent that! I’m not a nerd!” Tim yelled in indignation as the new Batgirl looked at him in semi-interest. She had come into the cave with Barbara and Steph and had just called out “so you’re the nerdy Robin?”.

Conner, who had been playing with Krypto, Alfred the cat and Titus stifled a laugh and addressed her, startling his companions.

“He’s really not a nerd though. The kid hates school so much he dropped out of it as soon as he got the chance”.

Tim glared at him and whispered his name in a clear, menacing voice that fooled no one as he was currently holding a big, purring, tabby cat in his arms, whose tail kept beating against his eyes and nose. Batgirl looked at Conner:

“I thought it was because of family issues and his dropping out was an unfortunate result?”

Tim looked at them, clearly annoyed.

“Could you please not talk about me as if I wasn’t here?” he paused for a second. “As for your answer, while it’s true I honestly didn’t think twice...Actually, I didnnt even think about it once. I just dropped out because I didn’t care. ”

Conner snorted.

“Basically, it’s the excuse they gave to the press so Vicki Vale and the public wouldn’t pry too much as to why the Wayne’s “genius” heir dropped out.“

Bonus:

Nell had just finished her training and gotten out of her costume when she walked toward Conner and the various pets that had surrounded him. She sat down and took Alfred the cat in her arms before turning to him.

“So I talked with Steph and apparently she was talking about Jason.”

Conner smiled at her from above Titus’ head who was sprawled on his lap.

“Yeah, the guy uses Shakespeare to insult people, because most of them don’t get it…Tim’s a geek though”.

Nell looked pensive for a second.

“I never realized there was a difference, to be honest”.

Conner reached beyond Titus to start petting…Something, maybe Krypto? Before he answered.

“Basically nerds are interested in academics and high culture while geeks are into fan/pop culture. You can be both but mixing them is kinda strange”

“Oh yeah, it makes sense? How did you know to make the difference tho? Did you call him a nerd and were rebuffed?”

Nell was wearing a sly grin when he looked back at her and her grin widen as she saw him blush slightly. And she started chanting. “Oh please tell me, tell me, tell me”.

“I’m not a nerd Kon” Kon was floating above Robin’s head turning around and around, trying to annoy him into stopping his work. No one was around their new HQ and he was celebrating having recovered his powers by engaging in one of his favorite pastimes: Annoy the Robin (of which he was a master player if he dared say so himself). At the same time, he was trying to wring out as many pieces of information he could about the other boy who remained –mostly- a mystery to all of them which was something that frustrated him to no end. So there. It was only retribution.

“Well, you like learning stuff right? Otherwise, you wouldn’t be able to do half the stuff you do and I doubt Batman raises his sidekicks from the crib. That’s like anti-Human Rights or something right?”

Robin sighed, clearly annoyed, which Kon took as a victory.

“I don’t like learning stuff, but I like knowing stuff. Like I’m happy to know something new, once it’s learned (or round out as a new concept), but until I reach that point, I usually don’t care about learning anything about it. And there’s a difference between learning all this for my job and learning because I like learning. That’s Bart.”

He seemed to look at Kon as if trying to assess whether he had understood the concept or not when Kon blurted in a deadpanned voice:

“That’s a lot of ‘about’.”

Kon could still hear Tim’s frustrated groan, years later and couldn’t help but smile as he reached beyond Titus, to ruffle his best friend’s hair. Nell looked at him as if he was an alien –which he technically was.

“Wait, so you annoyed him on purpose? You? And Him?”

He looked at the teenager who, like most people having arrived on the hero scene after the Teen Titans were re-formed, seemed to have trouble conceptualizing a world where Tim and Conner hadn’t gotten along. It was probably very strange as Titus started to move to reach her side and left her with a view of Tim, sleeping on Krypto who was sleeping against Conner’s leg. He laughed, almost silently.

“Yeah, it’s hard to believe, he used to be quite the jerk too you know. I mean he still kind of is. But at the same time, he’s also always trying to help everyone. You should see him when we’re back at our place and my mom’s coming for dinner, trying to cook all her favorites.”

Nell couldn’t help but squeal as Tim curled up against Krypto at the sound.

“This is so sweet. Then again I guess that’s what you want to do with your mother in law right?”

Conner looked at her as if she had said something weird but didn’t seem to want to comment on what he had found weird.

“At this point, she’s like his second adopted mother, to be honest”.

“NELL! “

Steph’s voice rang out pretty clearly in the cave as she tried to make herself look smaller. She appeared a few seconds later.

“Ah, there you are. C’mon I need to bring you back home before I’m accused of being a terrible babysitter.”

Nell grumbled something like “no m’babysitter” before turning to Conner and thanking him for allowing her to pet Alfred and Titus. Conner smiled as he said:

“You know they’re Damian’s right?”

Nell pretended to look surprised as she replied: “Who?” and started to leave with Steph who yelled as they were both entering the car.

“Thanks for the babysitting SB. And put Tim in a bed he’s not 3 years old!”

As he prevented himself from telling Steph that she was the one acting as if Tim were a 3 years old, he flew slowly and silently to put himself beside Tim against Krypto (who could barely fit both of their shoulders) and went to sleep blissfully, Titus and Alfred the cat settling against them both.

2 hours later they were awoken by Damian’s cry of outrage.

Author’s End Note: If you read my tags and then the story you might be confused by Kon talking about “their” place. The truth is simply that he has stayed at Tim’s so much over the years that the apartment in Crime Alley is almost his.

I take back what I said about the previous fic, this one’s one of my least favorite. It seems so rushed.

#timkon #nell little #conner kent #tim drake #stephanie brown #brotp: timkon #otp: timkon #gen #dc comics

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chrismaverickdotcom · 6 years

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First Do No Harm (a no-spoilers Justice League Review)

Remember how on my last review (Murder on the Orient Express) I said I was expecting to say “well, that was a movie” about Justice League as well?

Well…. I *GUESS* that was a movie… I mean… there were pictures and stuff… and they moved. Does that qualify? I’ve been going back and forth about the new Justice League film since I walked out of the theater. In fact, even before that while it was going on. Did I like it? Well… not really. Did I not like it? Not really. Was it awful? Not really. Was it good? Certainly not! I’m not even sure it’s fair to say it’s “fine.” That seems like giving it more credit than it deserved. But I can’t say it was a disappointment either. It just sort of “was.”

Is that good enough? I’m not sure.

For all the failures of the DCEU, the one thing that Warner has done well, I think, is build towards a good managing of expectations. In a lot of the build-up to this, I’ve seen a lot of people saying stuff like “it doesn’t have to be good. I’ll take fine.” And a lot of the reviews said stuff like “the best the DCEU has had other than Wonder Woman” or “finally DC is on the right track.” And those are the good reviews.

But are they? Are they really? Or have they just lowered expectations to the point where you go in and say “well, that’s a DC movie. I guess that’s it.”

I will say that it is 100% better than Batman v. Superman. It is not remotely the train wreck that was. It is probably better than Suicide Squad as well, from a technical narrative point of view, though I thought that was more “fun.” It is certainly not as good as Wonder Woman.

The one thing it really excelled at doing was not offending me. And it’s weird that that’s an accomplishment. But I guess it kind of is. Early in his career, Conan O’Brien once said about his original late night show that he wasn’t trying to be the best. He was really just trying to hold on to as much of the after-Leno audience as he could and since he figured most people had fallen asleep during The Tonight Show his main goal was just to “not wake anyone up and make them turn off the TV.” That’s what I think the goal was here. “Let’s not get anyone to really hate us.” And I didn’t. There were no glaring plot holes. Murderous rampages by good guys were avoided. The movie didn’t stop midway to show trailers for other movies. There was no convoluted subplot involving a world class super-villain trying to trick a US senator into drink his pee (if you haven’t seen BvS… congratulations).

Of course, there wasn’t much else either. I don’t want to say nothing happened. A LOT happened. Probably way too much. There’s a LOT of plot in this. The storyline is convoluted and there are a lot of moving pieces to keep track of. Luckily, it’s pretty easy because this is a story you’ve seen before. Several times. In a lot of superhero movies. There’s not really any interesting tweaks to this. It doesn’t say anything new. I can talk spoilers in the comments if anyone cares, but basically… you’ve seen this story before. This EXACT story. You’ve seen it better, but you’ve also seen it worse. But you’ve never seen it with Batman. And well… here’s your chance.

And that’s really what you’re getting here. You’re getting “the plot from that super team movie” only this time with “the DC heroes from that cartoon you watched as a kid.” And I hope you watched those cartoons as a kid, because if you didn’t… there’s not much reason to care about any of the reasons here. There are a lot of characters, and they aren’t really explained at all. Batman, Wonder Woman and Superman (yeah, if you think this is a spoiler, tough shit… his symbol is on the poster and he’s been in the trailers) are what they are. They’ve had other movies and the film just assumes “you get it.” Aquaman, Flash and Cyborg are given VERY minimal introductions. We learn a little bit about each of them. Flash is a little more fleshed out… in that the film sort of assumes some variation of his TV show origin, even though he is an entirely different character. Aquaman and Cyborg… well, hopefully you read comics or have a friend you can ask questions to.

It’s almost as though this is just a comic or TV show in the middle of a series. There’s more or less an assumption that the universe was in progress… a universe similar to the one from BvS but pretending that a lot of the mistakes from that film simply didn’t happen. And if you aren’t clued into that universe, the film isn’t going to help you. Try to keep up.

But again. It’s not awful. There are some genuinely funny moments, especially from Ezra Miller as the Flash. There are some other “funny moments” that don’t land at all. The acting is mostly fine. Ben Affleck has been burned one time too many, so he just seems to take the script as it is. Gal Gadot doesn’t shine as much as she did in her solo film. Ray Fisher really doesn’t have enough to do. He’s mostly a very bad CGI character (the effects are NOT great in this movie) and since the movie doesn’t tell you much about Cyborg, he’s more plot device than anything. Jason Momoa and Ezra Miller seem to be so happy to be there that is actually kind of charming. Amber Heard is also… there… And I defy anyone who isn’t already a comic fan to see this movie and then explain to me what her purpose is. Or even what her character’s name is without reading the credits. The same goes for Steppenwolf. What’s his deal? What’s his story (and the film even tells you this one… sort of).

And that’s the shame of it. It’s barely a “movie.” It’s a collection of scenes that check off all of the boxes that are needed to “bring a comic to the screen” and tries to avoid a bunch of the “and for the love of God, please don’t do this!” checkboxes. And for the most part it does. Unlike the last time all of these characters were onscreen together, this doesn’t shit on the legacy of the fans. This is the “first do no harm” approach to filmmaking, and the reason this succeeds is that for the most part, they don’t.

Is that good enough? Maybe. This is why I complained about the “this is for the fans” argument before. Fans will accept a good movie or a bad one. So you might as well make a good one, because then perhaps you can generate more fans. That’s not going to happen here. There is absolutely no reason to pay to see this movie unless you are already a fan of the characters and you want to see them engage in superhero plot number three… just to see it (and yeah, in my head I have an idea of what at least the first five stock superhero plots are). If you’re stuck with the franchise this long… well, you should know what you’re getting by now. But this not going to turn anyone who isn’t already a fan onto the franchise. But hopefully, it probably won’t lose any either. And that’s at least a step up.

★★¼☆☆+🎶 (2.25 out of 5 stars plus a bonus for having a score that features the kickass Wonder Woman theme song AND the Batman theme from the 1989 movie)

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Ranking Every DC Universe Animated Original Movies

After watching Marvel’s Guardian of the Galaxy I got super into Super Hero movies and watched the two most recent animated DC Comic movies. Due to this, and just having the time to think about animated DC movies I decided to make a ranking of all the recent animated movies released, from Superman Doomsday to Teen Titans Judas Contract. Why you may ask? Well I want to talk about recent DC, but avoid getting sad about the live action movies.

26. Superman/Batman: Public Enemies - Simply way too much mindless action and doesn’t have anything going for it so gets boring. If Michael Bay directed animation. 4/10

25. Superman: Doomsday- Good to see the first of these movies to be so low. However its adaptation is questionable and the movie lacks direction perhaps due to being the first one. 4.5/10

24. Wonder Women- Its kinda the opposite of Public Enemies where not a lot happens and you want the action. Just gets boring after a while. 5/10

23 Killing Joke- Half this movie is a amazing, half of it is not. Its pretty easy to tell which half is which. 5/10

22. Superman/Batman: Apocalypse- Going in and I expected this to be the worst honestly, but watching it again and I didn’t mind it overall. I think the focus on Supergirl was a bitch much, but it ended up okay I guess 5.5/10

21. Son of Batman- Worst in every way to other Damian Wayne movies, but I give it personal credit as it had to introduce the character of Damian. Damian is a personal favorite of mine, so I give it bonus points. 6/10

20. Green Lantern: Emerald Knights- The good ones start from here on out, this one has impressive visuals and casting, but a weaker story. 6/10

19. Green Lantern: First Flight- Similar to the second, may also come from a personal not caring of the Lanterns this one also has impressive visuals and action scenes but a weaker. Sinestro is great and gains extra points though. 6.5/10

18. Superman Unbound- Probably the simplest movie here, but works well as a simple story. Its good action, and I like Brainiac in this . 6.5/10

17.Gotham Knight- This movie is strange, like it takes place between Nolan movies weird. It works to some extent, but suffers from the concept of it. 6.5/10

16. Justice League: Throne of Atlantis- While being a good origin story for Aquaman, and being a huge step forward in animation at the time Throne of Atlantis does still suffer late on preventing it from being great 6.75/10

15 Batman: Bad Blood- Its a good story and Batgirl works, as Damian gets better in the movies but still doesn’t offer anything great and suffers. 7/10

14. Justice League vs. Teen Titans- As a fan of the original show I enjoyed the group dynamic and the cast really well. The raven plot was pretty predictable though and some characters were annoying, but overall I enjoyed this intro the Teen Titans in theatre. 7.25/10

13. Justice League Gods and Monsters- This movie would be a lot better in my head, if Flashpoint Paradox and Crisis on Two Earths didn’t exist. Hard to look past that 7.25/10

12. Batman vs Robin- Damian Wayne improves here from previous but still has his issues. The adaption works well though and the story goes interesting places especially in its ending. Damian grows great and in future movies becomes much better. So overall this movie grew on me as time passed. 7.5/10

11. Justice League Dark- With a bunch of new characters and being rated R this movie attempted to try new things and did well. Constantine and Zatanna steal the show and overshadow lesser characters and average plot, and later movies could make the duo some of the best characters in the Justice League. 7.5/10

10. All-Star Superman- Missing an extra half hour or so from being the perfect movie. Luthor at his peak, and Superman at perhaps his finest. 8/10

9. Batman Year One- Like All-Star suffers from a similar problem in the runtime forces stories to not be completed. If either of these movies were given a full runtime needed they would probably be the best easily. 8/10

8. Superman vs. The Elite- I like this movie I think more than most people, its probably my favorite Superman movie and Superman property. It tells the values of Superman great, and works as a complete story. Also fun British voices. 8.25/10

7. Teen Titans: The Judas Contract- Another movie I seem to like more than most people, but that may be because of my love for the original Teen Titian show. This one captures the show sense of family and a dynamic group great creating something equal to the original show. Terra and Beastboy are the easy standouts, with only Starfire disappointing me. Overall though I liked this a lot, recency bias may also exist. 8.25/10

6. Justice League Doom- A true action thrill ride second only to Crisis on Two Earths in sheer action alone. It uses it time well and truly understands what it means to be a single= justice League Movie. 8.5/10

5. Batman: Assault on Arkham- Its like Suicide Squad but good, it also happened first. Its smart, well written, funny and offers great adaptations of fan favorite characters. Honestly this movie is a big reason I made this list, because it outdid the DC Cinematic Universe so easily 8.75/10 5.Justice League Flashpoint Paradox- As a fan of the Flash this movie feels like the best adaptation of the character in any non comic media easy. The story is tight, and Flash in this universe grows as he experiences this dark and crazy world. Time travel is hard to do, but its great to see it at its finest 8.75/10

4. Justice League: The New Frontier- With great sense of nostalgia and the Kennedy era this movie is simply a satisfying watch. It translates the origins of characters well, while providing a simple but great watch for JL fans. 8.75/10

3. Justice League: Crisis on Two Earth- Great to see such a good adaptation for one of my favorite DC universes. While perhaps not being quality wise one of the better ones it has a soft spot in my heart. 8.75/10

2. Batman: The Dark Knight Returns- A wonderful adaptation of what is considered to be one of the single best comic book story creates one of the best animated movies in the West. Its only issue is that perhaps the target audience struggles hard to understand the use of the Cold War. Still great and must watch. 9/10

1.Batman: Under the Red Hood- Red Hood has always been a personal favorite to mine so seeing him portrayed so well is great. The story is engrossing, the psyche of Batman is put to the test and the fall of Jason Todd feels real. If The Dark Knight didn’t exist I think it would be my favorite Batman movie easily, and in a world full of Batman that’s saying alot. 9.25/10

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