Justice League Unlimited
Epilogue
Saturday 23 July 2005 on Cartoon Network

Sixty-five years in the future, the history of the Justice League is the key to Batman's darkest secret...and Terry McGinnis' final destiny.

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In October of 1999, Bruce Timm drew the panels and pictures for Marvel Comics Avengers #1 1/2 (Set between the first two issues of Avengers). To insure it felt like an early issue of Avengers, Timm made sure the characters looked exactly like they were drawn by Jack Kirby. (edit) The only character in Batman: The Animated Series that Timm did not design was Mr. Freeze, who was designed by Mike Mignola. (edit) He has stated his love for Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel, created by Joss Whedon, on several commentaries for Justice League. (edit) He joined Warner Bros. in 1989. (edit) He said that Superman was originally supposed to have a unique opening sequence similar to the one from Batman, but the animation team ran out of time to finish it before having to put the show on the air, so a montage of Superman performing heroic acts was put together from clips from the series episodes. Part of the abandoned opening sequence can be seen in the montage, when Superman is flying over Metropolis at night. (edit)

Bruce: My first exposure to superheroes was the Adam West show. Of course, I was 5 years old, so I didn't realize that it was a parody; I thought that it was straight, and I took it seriously. The weird thing is that my parents really liked it, but they were liking it on a completely different level than I [was]. I thought that it was real. I didn't understand that everything was high-blown and camp. I'll never forget this one episode — The cliffhanger was Robin being eaten by a clam. [Laughs] Normally, the cliffhangers wouldn't actually show Batman & Robin getting killed; that was part of the rules, that they would always be trapped, but in the next episode they'd get out. But in this one particular episode, you saw Robin getting eaten by a clam, and when his foot disappeared inside the clam, I thought, "Oh my God! They killed Robin!" The next day in school, we were all talking about it; that's how seriously we took it. (edit) Bruce: (Talking about the fights he and the staff of Batman: The Animated Series had with censors) We were just like 'Look, we're not trying to destroy the boys of America, we just want to make a good show.' (edit) Bruce: I went on record many times saying I would never, ever do Justice League. All I can say is be careful what you promise! (edit)

Recurring Role
Batman Beyond

Guest Star
Batman: The Animated Series Zatanna Red	Batman: The Animated Series Beware the Gray Ghost Ted Dymer
Batman Beyond The Winning Edge Jokerz Leader	Justice League Unlimited Wake the Dead Solomon Grundy
Justice League Unlimited The Enemy Below (2) Atlantean Guard #2 (uncredited)	Justice League Unlimited The Terror Beyond (1) Soldier

Writer
Justice League Unlimited Twilight (2)	Justice League Unlimited Twilight (1)
Tiny Toon Adventures Tiny Toon Music Television	Tiny Toon Adventures Inside Plucky Duck
Tiny Toon Adventures A Ditch in Time

Director
Batman: The Animated Series Mask of the Phantasm	Batman: The Animated Series Heart of Ice
Batman: The Animated Series Day of the Samurai	Batman: The Animated Series The Man Who Killed Batman
Batman: The Animated Series The Laughing Fish	Superman The Last Son of Krypton (3)

Other
Batman: The Animated Series Dreams in Darkness Producer	Batman: The Animated Series The Cape and Cowl Conspiracy Producer
Batman: The Animated Series Perchance to Dream Producer	Batman: The Animated Series Robin's Reckoning (1) Producer
Batman: The Animated Series Deep Freeze Story	Batman: The Animated Series Showdown Story