Holy crap, it’s been a month guys.
Story by Rich Fogel
Teleplay by John Ridley
All American nuclear defences shut down? I find that hard to believe. Hawkgirl wouldn’t have had access to that information and a signal strong enough to knock out all nuclear defences would do a lot more damage.
Directed by Dan Riba
All Russian and PRC nukes down too? I find that even less likely, as their codes would be totally different from American ones and again, info Hawkgirl wouldn’t have access too.
I count at least one woman there dude.
No, no we won’t. The writers of this episode had to cheat a lot in favour of the Hawks, I’m going to tell you.
Cool, Diana gets to be the smart one in this episode.
Finally, Diana cutting loose.
Batman, you’re a dick.
Ah Bruce, you’re such a softie.
How did guys armed with spears and axes ever seriously threaten the Americans? Gun nut capital of the universe…
Welp, that city is going bye bye.
And now we start cheating in favour of the heroes. The Hawks have lost a lot of their competence in the last few minutes.
It is weird seeing J’onn has a white dude these days.
Bruce, you’re a dick.
So for those of us who use real measurement systems, 30 miles is about 48 kilometres. That is not walking distance.
Shock! Awe! Horror! The spy is lied to!
Diana, you really don’t understand the concept of ‘undercover’ do you?
It’s nice to see a good guy muslim in media.
‘Dark haired man and woman’ describes about ninety percent of my neighbourhood. This is why bad guys never find out the hero’s secret identity: they’re all kind of generic looking!
So Hawkgirl didn’t sell out Clark’s identity or didn’t know it. Interesting.
Dude, you’re about to commit genocide. Don’t try to justify it.
Ah, good old Alfred. The second-to-last appearance of Alfred, unfortunately. The DCAU just isn’t the same without him.
But Hawkgirl knows Batman’s secret identity? My suspension of disbelief is being stretched here…
Superman (who never made any money fighting Solomon Grundy) created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster
Batman created by Bill Finger
Wonder Woman created by William Moulton Marston
Animated by Dong Yang/Koko Enterprises
