Crisis of Infinite Episodes - Bad Days: Justice League

Its a bad day when the Justice League gets shown up by the Teen Titans.

Crisis of Infinite Episodes - New Teen Titans Say "No" to Drugs

The year: 1983. The message: Say 'No' to Drugs. The heroes: The New Teen Titans. While I am not sure if this 60 second anti-drug message actually aired or not, if it had it would have contained the first onscreen appearances by several Titans including Beast Boy, Raven, Starfire, Cyborg, and... The Protector?

Crisis of Infinite Episodes - New Teen Titans: Lightning Round

You can never have too much Control Freak, on the other hand, you can't have the Brain appear and not talk - his voice is the best part. And speaking of voices, sounds like Cyborg got a guest voicer this time around. Overall, this was a pretty clever and funny little short which may have been inspired by the classic Cheers episode where Cliff played Jeopardy and by luck had all his favorite categories. Thanks to Cyborg, Beast Boy was on a roll. Hopefully he didn't wager it all in the final round.

Crisis of Infinite Episodes - New Teen Titans: Gamma Rays and You

After a bit of a summer hiatus, this was not the best short to get the old ball rolling again. I enjoyed Starfire's gag about super "powders," but the laughs were a bit sparse this time around. I didn't even really get the premise... something about outtakes from a PSA to warn of gamma ray exposure... This was begging for a Hulk homage. Oh well, at least I can be sure that the next time around the Titans are likely to deliver.

Watch the First Clip from Teen Titans Go!

No, this isn't your Dad's Teen Titans. Released this past weekend at Wondercon was the first clip from Teen Titans Go featuring Starfire, Beast Boy, and Cyborg loosing various appendages battling Cinderblock while Robin waited in line at a Deli. This may give a bit of an idea of the flavor to expect from the show. Enjoy:

Crisis of Infinite Episodes - MAD Presents Teen Titanic

I thought there were a couple of really hilarious lines in this one; Raven on the ship's bow and Aqualad's trick were both classic. I also got a kick out of Robin sketching Beast Boy. Perhaps the MAD to non MAD ratio of shorts is beginning to get out of whack, but so far I haven't minded the reuse of the shorts since they have been reasonably funny. 

Watch Mumbo's Return in Leaked Teen Titans Short

Remember how DC Nation was unceremoniously removed from Cartoon Network a month ago? Well a morsel of good news is upon us as the CN Youtube channel has posted the delayed New Teen Titans: Titanimal Kingdom short featuring the return of Mumbo. This sequel to Bunny Raven is available now:

Crisis of Infinite Episodes - New Teen Titans: Stream of Consciences

Of the New Teen Titans shorts thus far, this one was a bit of a disappointment. The plot centered on figments of Beast Boys imagination trying to get him to eat cookies. The highlight was Silkie coming out of his ear. It wasn't bad, it just lacked the extra something special that the previous ones have offered.

Better look at Cassie Sandsmark, Young Justice's Wonder Girl

Over at the toonzone forums, some pics of the team have been extracted from a new online Young Justice game, Shadow Mission which give some much better looks at Wonder Girl and Beast Boy. (Thanks to users pyue and RoryWilliams). I have to say, she might not be Donna Troy, but I like the look. Miss Martian may have some competition.

Batgirl From Young Justice Revealed (and More)

Another day, another preview of Young Justice invasion and this one is a doozy. By the way, the season 1 finale was amazing. Anyways, this new preview (embedded) offered up some first looks at Batgirl and Beast Boy as well as better looks at Wonder Girl, Lagoon Boy, Blue Beetle and the updated Robin. It looks like season 2 is going to be pretty amazing. What new character is everyone looking forward to most? Check em out below.

Onscreen History of DC Animal Lovers

A number of DC's heroes posses a wildlife connection. In this special edition spotlight, lets take a look at DC's heroes with animal themed powers.

Onscreen History of The Doom Patrol

First beginning their patrols in 1963's My Greatest Adventure #80, The Doom Patrol is a DC team of misfits, perhaps immortalized by the team's death in the final issue of their initial series run. Of course, no one stays dead forever and the team has since experiences a few revivals. Only Robotman has appeared in each incarnation.