Crisis of Infinite Episodes - Doctor Fright

Perhaps Scarecrow was unavailable, but FEAR not, Dr. Fright had a plan for world peace by making people too scared to commit crime. At least he meant well. After overcoming his fears of heights and pussycats, Superman gave Fright a dose of his own medicine, literally. Its just a shame the villain hadn't been named Dr. Friendship. He may have chosen a different career path.

Crisis of Infinite Episodes - Health (Heimlich)

With this picture, the post basically writes itself...

Crisis of Infinite Episodes - Space Emergency

The episode marked the first guest appearance by the Hawks which also served as the onscreen debut of Hawkgirl or Hawkwoman if you prefer. Too bad she was practically useless. There really wasn't much to this adventure. The out of nowhere meteor shower was unnecessary and using the Hawkship to deflect the meteors didn't really seem like a good idea. And why did the Hawkship look like a  piece of junk? Having said all that, the Friends did get the job done and I guess that's what counts.

Onscreen History of Deadshot

Making his first appearance in Batman #59, Deadshot has since appeared as an assassin member of the Suicide Squad, Secret Six, and  Checkmate. Lets just say the guy has good aim and he is next targetting the live action Arrow series and hoping that will launch him into mainstream villainy.

Crisis of Infinite Episodes - Magic (Breaking Board)

Sorry A-Man, but this is a pretty lousy trick. First there was no optical illusion at all. Second, this should really just be a physics lesson about wind resistance. Third, the "trick" is so non specific, I can't imagine a kid could easily reproduce it based on this video lesson. Maybe Aquaman should stick with talking to fish and leave magic to the pros.

Crisis of Infinite Episodes - De-Coder (Freezing)

Man I hate these segments. That orange shirted kid was particularly annoying. I just don't understand what the point of the de-coder segments was. Yes, there was some freezing in the episode, whats the big deal. Or if a kid actually pieced together the clues, what did he win? NOTHING! Why even bother to try?

Crisis of Infinite Episodes - Superman of Tokyo #1

スーパーマン @ Tokyo or Superman of Tokyo was the first serialized set of shorts. This first segment has a lot in common with the Fleischer Superman shorts from back in the day with the whole "faster than a speeding bullet" shtick. While it would take multiple episodes to be able to determine how well the concept worked, on its own though, this was sort of strange. The baby Kenta (in a manner similar to the hero now known as Shazam!) transformed into the adult Superman when donning a diaper-cape... Bring on the mechas.