Aglets Are Sinister presents its first original interview with the freelance “Justice League” writer.

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I couldn’t find a substantial, comprehensive look back at STAS, so I wrote one.

Have you heard the one about how Mark Hamill almost didn’t play the Joker on “Batman: The Animated Series?”

Where will A.I. take us as a civilization? Fortunately, science fiction is here to give us the bad news and the really bad news.

DC Comics initially objected to adapting the Girl of Steel for STAS, so the creative team had to convince them by making immaterial concessions.

Back in 2003, Paul Dini announced a direct-to-video project featuring the Dark Knight teaming up with a number of Justice League heroes. What happened?

Here’s what we know so far.

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A blue-collar everyman in the comics, the “Justice League” creative team transformed the Fastest Man Alive into a comedic figure for the animated series.

On the fiftieth anniversary of “The Muppet Show,” we take a fond look back at the action figure line that celebrated the show’s twenty-fifth anniversary.

After decades of being obscured by her partner, Justice League finally allowed Shayera Hol to take the spotlight.

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People opine the lack of new Christmas songs.  They’re out there … if you look a little deeper.

Iconic, but indistinct, the creators of “Justice League” nonetheless fashioned a Wonder Woman to stand the test of time.

In honor of the Cheetah’s debut in “Injustice for All,” we take a moment to analyze the DCAU’s use of human / animal hybrids, or “splicers,” in their storytelling.

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Deadshot is one of the most fascinating antagonists in the DC Universe. So, why is Warner Bros. and DC Comics so intent on destroying what makes him special?

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Unlike Lois and Clark, the Jimmy Olsen of STAS was portrayed as a well-meaning dimwit, but the creative team apparently had other plans at first.

Originally a minor figure in the Green Lantern mythos, his presence on “Justice League” made John Stewart the Green Lantern for a generation.

I take the day off from writing about animation to participate in a traditional, holy Southern pilgrimage and, along the way, reaffirm my faith in American spirituality.

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Before he became the foundation that Justice League and Justice League Unlimited were built upon, the Man of Steel went through an awkward phase in the first season.

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Lost to the Internet ages ago, this is a transcript of the original Justice League panel at San Diego Comic-Con.

From National Lampoon's 1972 album Radio Dinner. Written by Tony Hendra, produced by Christopher Guest, and performed by Norman Rose and Melissa Manchester.

The transition from comics to BTAS took its toll on Catwoman, but a proposed spin-off series would have changed that.

Despite the creative team's initial distain for guest stars, there was a push for Black Canary to appear on BTAS ... and beyond.

Black Canary would've appeared in an episode of Batman: The Animated Series, but network executives had a strict rule in place that prevented it from happening.

It's last call with "Who's Who" as we knock out entries U, V, W, X, Y, and Z.

With Forever 21 beginning its gradual slide into bankruptcy it's time to dress your age, Millennials.

For our penultimate "Who's Who," we take a look at the Ts.

Sorry about the delay. As you could imagine, S took a long time.

The bizarre move came as the franchise made its fully animated theatrical debut with The Day the Earth Blew Up this past weekend.

We're getting close to the finish line as, this time, we look at entries for Q and R.

Fall semester's over, so it's time to return for a look at entries N through P.

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Mmmm ... it's time to read about the Ms.

This time we look at costumed characters whose names begin with K and L. I had a lot to say about Lex Luthor.

We love that Joker—and Joker-affiliated characters—as we peruse the Mr. Js this time around.

We start with a Greek God and end with an Elder God this time as we read on through the H and I characters.

Man, there sure are a lot of Green Lanterns! Read all about them in the Gs.

We're doubling up this round with our look at the Es and Fs.

We maintain our pace through the DCAU's substantial cast with our look into the Ds.

Our expedition through the DCAU's colossal cast resumes with the Cs.

This is a sketch about why I'm still single.