There are also cameos galore, including some characters we already know and their evil alter egos from a parallel world (who are fun to figure out if you know anything about the DC Universe). The main cast includes Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Flash, Martian Manhunter and Green Lantern (Hal Jordon, not John Stewart, as in the TV series). The character designs are similar, and although the lineup of heroes is slightly different, it begins with a small, core team working on the satellite that will eventually become the base of operations for a larger cast of characters. Those who want to see the seeds of that connection between Crisis and the television incarnations of the Justice League won't have to look very hard. That said, it's still fun and filled with a good balance of plot, action and humor that ought to win over even the most skeptical fan.
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Had it been produced as it was originally intended - to bridge the gap between the two TV series Justice League and Justice League Unlimited - it might have had more of an affect on the DC Universe as a whole.
While this direct-to-DVD animated title meets the first criteria quite masterfully, it is important to note that it is a standalone title, bearing no connection to any other existing Justice League storyline. So when fans see the title Crisis on Two Earths, there's a reasonable expectation that the story will be epic and world-changing. It conjures up images of epic, cross-world stories that have a lasting impact on the characters and continuity of entire franchises.
As every fan knows, the word "crisis" has a special meaning in the DC Universe.
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