DC's premiere superteam is getting a new comic series titled Justice League Unlimited, with the book having a few connections to the animated show.

It's been 20 years since the Justice League Unlimited TV series debuted, and the show is still a wonderful conclusion to the DCAU shared universe.

Both Justice League and Justice League Unlimited combine to be one of DC's most ambitious cartoons, and these 10 episodes are top-tier superhero stories.

Justice League Unlimited #1 introduces a new big bad for the team- the mysterious organization Inferno.

Bruce Timm wanted Justice League vs The Fatal Five as a sequel to Justice League Unlimited and he eventually got it, after some events!

And that’s kind of a recurring theme of all the spin-off/attached books coming out alongside Justice League Unlimited — Titans shows us how the ranking system affects lower-level heroes (also ...

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Justice League Unlimited feels immense in scale while also honing in on the humanity and compassion that have inspired so much admiration over the years, and visually it’s simply second to none.

Luckily, the recently-launched Justice League Unlimited is an antidote for these concerns and is a great starting point for JL newcomers.

A month after Kevin Conroy’s passing, his Justice League Unlimited costars and others got together to honor the Batman voice actor.

Batman: Caped Crusader, the latest animated show centered on the Dark Knight, came and went earlier this month. Luckily, Justice League Unlimited does what it couldn’t.