Hall of Justice

Acclaimed voice actor Kari Wahlgren joins the Hall of Justice. She has appeared in over 500 productions including animation, video games, anime, and voices for live-action films. She is best known for her appearances in including Jessica and Rick's Spaceship in Rick and Morty, Starfire in the DC direct-to-video Teen Titans movies, Zatanna in DC Superhero Girls, Tigress in Kung Fu Panda: Legend of Awesomeness, Charmcaster in Ben 10, Emma Frost in Wolverine and the X-Men, Shannon in OK KO: Let's Be Heroes, and Li'l Suzy in Phineas and Ferb. She has voiced countless anime characters Fuu in Samurai Champloo, Saber in Fate Stay/Night, Celty in Durarara, Kagami in Lucky Star, Anemone in Eureka Seven, Tayuya in Naruto, Saya and Diva in Bblood+, and Blue Rose in Tiger and Bunny. In this episode, Kari discusses her illustrious career. Plus, she discusses life in quarantine as the episode was recorded during the COVID-19 pandemic. She also discusses her role is superhero projects such as Legion of Super-Heroes and DC Universe films. It is a fun casual listen to someone who is a titan of the voice-over industry. Follow Kari on Twitter @KariWahlgren.

Lenore Zann is currently serving as a Member of Parliament (MP) for the riding of Cumberland—Colchester in the House of Commons of Canada as a member of the Liberal Party since 2019. She has been in Canadian politics since 2009. She discussed on this episode the impact of the Coronavirus on her constituency, and what the Canadian government is doing and advising for the coronavirus pandemic. Before her journey into politics, Zann was an actor and a voice actor. Her most famous role is why she came on the Hall of Justice. She was Rogue in the iconic X-Men- The Animated Series. She talks about the role, her favorite parts, and what was so special about that show and why it resonates with so many fans today. Follow "Rogue" on Twitter @ZannLenore

This episode is the 3rd of 3 straight podcasts focusing on the new WB Animation / DC Universe release Superman: Red Son. Victor Dandridge returns to give the review of the last DC Universe animated film. The praise is all over this movie. The guys explain what worked so brilliantly, and why this film is both similar and different from previous releases. They also compare this release to the 2003 Mark Millar graphic novel. In addition, the guys talk about the current coronavirus pandemic and its impact on the entertainment industry. Previous guests involved in this film are Roger Craig Smith (voice of Soviet Batman), Diedrich Bader (voice of Lex Luthor), and Vanessa Marshall (voice of Wonder Woman). Based on DC's famed Elseworlds tale from 2003, Superman: Red Son takes place in an alternate reality where the spaceship bearing the last survivor of Krypton crash lands – not in rural Kansas, but Stalinist Russia. Can this Cold War-era Earth survive the coming of a Soviet Superman? This film was released on Digital on February 25, 2020, and on 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack and Blu-ray Combo Pack on March 17, 2020. #SupermanRedSon

This episode is the 2nd of 3 straight podcasts focusing on the new WB Animation / DC Universe release Superman: Red Son. Acclaimed actor and voice actor Diedrich Bader joins the show. Bader plays Lex Luthor in this film, but not the Lex Luthor fans are used to. In the episode, he discusses his various animation roles, including Batman-The Brave and the Bold. He also discusses the oddity of playing in a DC film opposite someone else who plays Batman (last week's guest Roger Craig Smith). Bader also discusses the great live-action roles he has had, including Veep, Better Things, and the Kevin Smith film Jay and Silent Bob Reboot. Based on DC's famed Elseworlds tale from 2003, Superman: Red Son takes place in an alternate reality where the spaceship bearing the last survivor of Krypton crash lands - not in rural Kansas, but Stalinist Russia. Can this Cold War-era Earth survive the coming of a Soviet Superman? This film was released on Digital on February 25, 2020, and on 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack and Blu-ray Combo Pack on March 17, 2020. #SupermanRedSon

This episode is the 1st of 3 straight podcasts focusing on the new WB Animation / DC Universe release Superman: Red Son. Vanessa Marshall provides the voice of Wonder Woman in this film and Roger Craig Smith is Batman. They both join the show this week to talk about the film and their iconic careers. Based on DC's famed Elseworlds tale from 2003, Superman: Red Son takes place in an alternate reality where the spaceship bearing the last survivor of Krypton crash lands – not in rural Kansas, but in Stalinist Russia. Can this Cold War-era Earth survive the coming of a Soviet Superman? This film was released on Digital on February 25, 2020, and on 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack and Blu-ray Combo Pack on March 17, 2020. #SupermanRedSon

Seth and Victor host an episode that focuses on two topics. One is quite serious, but the other is BEYOND entertaining. First, Coronavirus is a global pandemic that has impacted all facets of life as we know it. It has also impacted the genre this podcast covers. Movies have been delayed, Comic-Cons canceled, and the domino effect has been felt all over. The guys discuss the impact of the disease on the properties we care about. Then, at 28:40 the guys change the subject to a fun, JUICY rumor. What's with the new DC Comics G5 reboot? Is AT&T possibly looking to sell DC Comics? And if so, who could buy him? (yes, we can speculate that the next time Superman appears on the big screen it could be with Captain America and Spider-Man.) It's a rumor based on known facts, and the guys separate facts from opinions and rumors.

Before you listen to this spoiler-filled review, check out the Amazon Prime Show "The Man in the High Castle." This episode of the show looks back at the recently concluded 4-season run of the acclaimed sci-fi drama. Joining the show to review the series is Mike Avila, author of The Man in the High Castle– Creating the Alt World, an inside look behind the scenes of the making of this landmark series. The series explores an alternate reality where the United States lost World War II. The Nazis take over the eastern portion of what was the USA, while the west is controlled as the Japanese Pacific States. However, a young woman discovers a film, that shows the world the way we know it. That's just the beginning of this unique tale.

Award-winning actor Ben Affleck headlines a cast for a new movie, The Way Back, directed by Gavin O'Connor. Both Affleck and O'Connor are guests on this podcast. On the show, Affleck talks about learning how to be a basketball coach, and how his life helped him with this role. He also discussed his favorite sports movies. O'Connor joined the show on the actual day that was the 40th anniversary of the 1980 US Olympic Hockey Team. He directed "Miracle" and offered stories about his dealings with legendary coach Herb Brooks. In the film, a former student basketball player, now an adult struggling with alcoholism, is offered a coaching job at his alma mater. As the team starts to win, he may have a reason to confront his old demons. Additionally, 4 other cast members appear on this podcast. Will Ropp, Brandon Wilson, Melvin Gregg, Charles Lott Jr all play members of the high school basketball team. All four of them discuss playing basketball players, and how they had to have some basketball ability during the audition process. The Way Back is in theaters March 6, 2020.

Three stars of the iconic TV series "Smallville" were live on stage on January 22, 2020, during Wizard World New Orleans Comic-Con. Kristin Kreuk, who played Lana Lang, Erica Durance, who played Lois Lane, and Laura Vandervoort, who played Kara aka "Supergirl," all took the stage in a panel that focused on the women on the show. The panel was open, honest, and inciteful. They discussed their character's development over the years, and the impact the show had during its run and after it was over. Thanks to Wizard World for use of the audio.

Please do not watch this if you haven't seen the film unless you don't care about the plot details. This episode is not retelling the story, just commenting on specific parts if you haven't seen it yet.  You have been warned. Seth and Victor return to review the 2020 DC Film Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey.  The film was originally titled Birds of Prey (And The Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn), but it was changed to Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey after a slow opening weekend box office. This episode is easy to describe.  Victor loved the film.  Seth couldn't stand it.  The debate and borderline arguments are as entertaining as Margot Robbie is as Harlene Quinzel.

Please do not watch this if you haven't seen the film unless you don't care about the plot details. This episode is not retelling the story, just commenting on specific parts if you haven't seen it yet.  You have been warned. Seth and Victor return to review the 2020 DC Film Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey.  The film was originally titled Birds of Prey (And The Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn), but it was changed to Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey after a slow opening weekend box office. This episode is easy to describe.  Victor loved the film.  Seth couldn't stand it.  The debate and borderline arguments are as entertaining as Margot Robbie is as Harlene Quinzel.

Matt Ryan, star of DC's Legends of Tomorrow on the CW, has been John Constantine since 2014. He started on his NBC show, and after that, he was ready to move on from the character. Then, there were the animated appearances. Soon after that, Matt was asked to put the brown jacket back on to appear on Arrow. The rest is history. Onstage in front of fans at Wizard World New Orleans, Matt tells his origin story and takes poignant questions from the fans in attendance. Thanks to Wizard World for use of the audio. Follow Matt on Twitter @mattryanreal.

Matt Ryan, star of DC's Legends of Tomorrow on the CW, has been John Constantine since 2014. He started on his NBC show, and after that, he was ready to move on from the character. Then, there were the animated appearances. Soon after that, Matt was asked to put the brown jacket back on to appear on Arrow. The rest is history. Onstage in front of fans at Wizard World New Orleans, Matt tells his origin story and takes poignant questions from the fans in attendance. Thanks to Wizard World for use of the audio. Follow Matt on Twitter @mattryanreal.

This episode focuses on the last four episodes of the HBO 2019 series, Watchmen. They discuss how intricate this plot is, and how well it all weaved together. They also discuss the latest news on the series where HBO says they won't make Season 2 without creator Damon Lindelof and how Lindelof has no plans for a second season.

Seth and Victor do a deep dive into the HBO 2019 series, Watchmen. The loose sequel to the seminal 1985 Graphic Novel was created by Damon Lindelof. In the episode, the guys discuss the background of this series, and whether knowledge of the back story matters to a viewer. The first few minutes also feature comments from Zack Snyder from his appearance on Episode 28 of the Hall of Justice, where he comments on the 2009 Watchmen film he directed. Then, they get into the stories episode by episode. They discuss the huge racial content, and how the reaction could be different depending on a viewers race. The guys get through the first five episodes before ending the episode. Next week will cover episodes 6 thru 9.