One thing I love about Etrigan that sets him apart from other hulking monster characters his his medieval background. I love his way of speaking. Extra points when writers have him rhyme with his dialogue
I partly wish we would hear Jason Blood say the full poem at least initially. I think the only time we heard it in animation was in Young Justice. I absolutely love hearing it: Change, change the form of man. Free the prince forever damned. Free the might from fleshy mire. Boil the blood in heart of fire. Gone, gone the form of man, Rise the demon Etrigan!
Blood and Etrigan were always my favorite take on the Jekyll and Hyde trope in this. Blood comes off as a penitent man getting better, and Etrigan comes off as a spiteful creature getting worse.
Etrigan is such a cool and underrated character who is sadly underutilized in the DC universe. Maybe he might show up in James Gunn's DC Universe and finally give this underrated character the love that he deserves
Yeah, I really hope he shows up in James guns DC universe. I remember watching that episode of Batman animated series with extricated in it and just thinking to myself just what a great character. Why don’t they do more with him?
I love the idea that one of the reasons Etrigan only likes Batman is because he just vibes with the fashion sense. "You know I had a friend named Jimigan in Hell, dressed just like that. Good taste."
The Justice League episode was my first introduction to the character. He seemed cool enough that it inspired me to try the Demon Knights comic, which turned out to be my favourite part of new 52 (not that the bar was particularly high on that one :) )
I believe someone else made this comment on another video, but it's a shame we never got to see Etrigan/Jason Blood interact with Shinning Knight on Justice League Unlimited. Both come from the court of King Arthur and possibly would have been comrades before Jason betrayed the castle to La Fey, would have been interesting to see how they handled meeting each other again.
@@ace0719 probably would have been something more like a duel or a joust. A challenge to set the record straight and settle the dispute in a contest of honor.
Etrigan is one of my favorite DC characters. There was even a comic plotline where Merlin was the villain and his and Dark Justice League's biggest foe.
The DCAU is BY FAR my favorite version. I truly enjoyed his dialog and origin, being more akin to an angered redemptive hero who seeks make penance for his actions. Also his interactions with Martian Manhunter we TOP NOTCH. Thanks so much for posting.
The hulking version of Etrigan could be explained as the demon being split from Jason Blood, and thus it would be in his "True Form", while his regular appearance is him being channelled through Blood's body, and therefore being physically more limited, but able to channel his demonic powers through Blood's sorcerous abilities, amplifying them.
Thank you, Aquaman is my favorite Hero. But for Anti-Hero? I was always fascinated by the tragic DCAU Etrigan (Loved him in the DCAMU "Justice League Dark" as well). Later I read Etrigan comics, and was thoroughly shocked. In a good way, hes very much like Lobo in the Comic books (especially the 80s-00s comics).
Kid stuff might be a light-hearted episode to a extent, but I still consider one of the darkest episodes of the JLU series. Mostly because of Batman's dialogue with Wonder Woman of never being able to embrace the innocence of being a child ever again and the way the episode ends.
It’s amazing how lighthearted the episode is right up until the last moment when Batman says “I haven’t been a child since I was eight years old.” The lightness of the episode leaves you completely vulnerable to that final gut punch.
It's not that Superman has a weakness to magic. It's just that he has no resistance to it. In other words, it works just as well on him as it does against most people.
Ah, just like lightning. Meantime, would love to see his weakness to magic be given to its logical extreme by way of having punchy PreCure and weaponeer Puella Magi magical girl task force types combating him.
@@michaelandreipalon359 I don't think that's how it works. Don't know anything about PreCure but the point of the magic in PMMM is that well, they could fight stuff other humans can't even detect so really, the only advantage they have against Superman is that they could fight stuff Superman can't detect. Otherwise, it's an obvious win for Superman. When it's said that Superman has no resistance against magic, it doesn't mean shoot a magic energy blast onto him and he'll go weak, it just means the rules of magic are to his disadvantage so if someone turns him into a bunny or something, or maybe even nullify his powers, he won't be able to do anything about it. Huh, I believe as a reality warper, Mxyzptlk could have done the same. Why didn't Myxpyztlk just do that instead of play stupid games?
@@ibrahimihsan2090 Either way things go, the idea of magical girls, a powerful if sometimes engineered epitome of feminism, internationalism (if not Japanese-ism?), frills-and-robes paragons being adversaries against what is a male, alien, American, cape-and-spandex standard with increasing public scrutiny has a tinge of foreboding surrounding it.
@@ibrahimihsan2090 Not strictly. Such a premise can still work in a different form, not unlike how the Watchmen comics were supposed to be based on then-familiar comics characters like Blue Beetle Ted Kord and the Question. Irregardless, am always fascinated in "old guard vs. new guard" tales.
Becides Etrigon, there's also the hero, Deadman, a ghost who can possess other people to talk to other people in the living world and is apart of Justice League Dark along with Swamp Thing, John Constantine, and Zantanna.
man you have got to talk about some brave and the bold stuff! the goof in that show is amazing and it has one of the msot fun jokers out there, no evil scheme, not breaking batmans principle just some GREAT fun! especially the episode triumvate of terror (and in my opinion, the episode with adrigan and sherlock holmes are fantastic!)
We enjoyed Etrigan for how interesting he was. I always enjoyed DC's sueprnatural side. I mean Etrigan The Demon is one of its finest examples alongside Zatanna and John Constantine.
I like the big version of Etrigan from his Batman animated series design he looks a lot more intimidating at that size then his Justice League version.
5:20 Or perhaps it was due to him being voiced by Vegeta (Christopher Sabat). You really hear it when he's reaming out the League for losing the stone. Weird how he never got any dialogue with Shining Knight despite them being from the same era. Perhaps they even fought on opposite sides?
I've been on a bit of a Jack Kirby kick recently. Some of his 70s DC stuff is surprisingly affordable. Certainly much more affordable than most of his Marvel work.
I know you typically only focus on the older DCAU, and Batman and Superman in particular, but I feel like Entrigan made a strong showing in Constantine’s movie a while back.
Thanks for a Vid on my 2nd Fav DC Character. Love Etrigan and jason Blood. Especially when written by my fav Comic Book Writer Alan Grant. One of the Few who seemed to have no issues with making Etrigan a Rhyming Demon. That and I wish YT would've let me ma $6.66! Oh Hell. I mean Well.
[It may have been mentioned that] Etrigan's demonic form was based on an old Prince Valiant comic story where he killed an ogre by frightening the monster to death by disguising himself as a 'demon'. Using the skin of a goose he had killed, Valiant made a hideous looking mask with the webbed feet as ears and set about haunting this ogre's keep after he had killed the ogre.
Even though the DCAU team took lots of liberties with the source material, I was still surprised to find the original Demon comic didn't have Blood and the Demon bonded together as punishment for betraying Camelot. That seemed like the logical hook for his character.
I really like that again in the DC are you and I really like how Billy Zane played them in the beginning in the new Batman episode where he was introduced a little clearer into which point mattress and the one to read his Comics I started like finding representative from the 70s and reading some of the stuff from the 90s that featured Hitman later on He looks like a very whimsical Free Willy theme and if you know what I mean I mean DC and I really like his design also it's cool to see if it's something like a Batman Brave and the Bold later on where he was with basically Bronze Age Batman and weird adventure to fight gentlemen ghost and like the distant past but that's just me I really do need to check out that time kaneki first appeared in the Batman adventures annual number 2 because I really like this a curfew Lodge because I never really read much of his DCU Time comic song wanted to check it out
@@SerumLake Alright, but are you at all interested in other DC animation? Especially since it includes several characters never featured in Timm's work?
B: TAS not having much ghosts and goblins around sure benefits it, considering the world hasn't publicly encountered the outlandish Superman just yet. Same goes with Dragon Ball not having aliens and world-destroyers until the Z chapters. 0:33: Strange we haven't seen a military sponsored magical girl task force be sent against the guy yet. Would be quite a lucid dream having what are basically punchy PreCures and weaponeer Puella Magi battle Supes regardless if he's rogue or not. Jason's betrayal sure felt like Robbie the Captain's betrayal in the Gargoyles series premiere "Awakening: Parts 1-5" all over again. I wonder why Morgan Le Fay stayed always masked in the JL+JLU timeline. 3:24: This is confirmed canon, since Bruce Timm or Paul Dini said so in an interview a whiles back. To think the original DCAU design for the character, had he appeared in B: TAS the cartoon, had him be quite hairy. Le Fay's modus operandi is just Batman Beyond's Spellbinder and Cardcaptor Sakura's Illusion Card, yet again. 6:26: That should have left negative consequences. Destroying such a powerful artifact should have released a far greater evil or something. Meanwhile, Mordred's later modus operandi foreshadows Klarion's from Young Justice. As an aside, Dakota Fanning (who also played young Kim Possible in the A Sitch in Time movie special, Satsuki Kusakabe in the Disney dub of My Neighbor Totoro, and the titular Coraline) sure nailed the child Wonder Woman in "Kid Stuff". The first Batman Beyond comic appearance should fit in canon. The second, I may not be sure, since he's suddenly rhyming. *(rubs forehead)* Why the one-trick pony Scarecrow next?
@@ibrahimihsan2090 You lost me. Still, in my opinion, a better fearmonger in the continuity would be Doctor Destiny from Justice League, even if he only appeared in just one two-parter. Even Hugo Strange in The Batman 2004 made for a better Scarecrow in that show's fourth season.
@@michaelandreipalon359 Buddy, the point wasn't who's the creepiest in the DCAU(or DC in general), the point was that Scarecrow was the horror-themed villain of BTAS/TNBA and that his character design was changed multiple times to find the best fit for that role, not necessarily that he was super scary. It's not that serious.
I really didn't like the JL Unlimited episode *"Kid's Stuff"* It was just pure cringe to me and I honestly would end up skipping it because of how bloody weird it is...
These videos are about the DCAU versions of the characters, and the things that inspired them. They’re not supposed to be extensive summaries of everything the characters have ever been in, there are plenty of other channels that do videos like that. The New 52 took place years after Justice League Unlimited ended, so it’s not at all relevant. And, I have read Alan Moore’s Swamp Thing.
I wish you wouldn't "premier" these, i get less interested in watching them after my disappointment from these not being the actual video in my feed...
you can actually hide "Premieres" from your feed through UBlock, there's custom filters online. I personally hate that "feature" precisely for the reasons you state so I don't mind waiting a bit for the video to show up complete in my own feed
One thing I love about Etrigan that sets him apart from other hulking monster characters his his medieval background. I love his way of speaking. Extra points when writers have him rhyme with his dialogue
*is his
Estrigan calling Wonder Woman mommy is hilarious. 7:17
I love how his change in weight had no effect on her whatsoever, because that amount of weight shift isn't really a concern for her.
Baby Etrigan is the best too!
@@knghtbrdmischievous little bobblehead, they really nailed an endearing design for him
I partly wish we would hear Jason Blood say the full poem at least initially. I think the only time we heard it in animation was in Young Justice. I absolutely love hearing it:
Change, change the form of man.
Free the prince forever damned.
Free the might from fleshy mire.
Boil the blood in heart of fire.
Gone, gone the form of man,
Rise the demon Etrigan!
Anytime Etrigan is featured in the DCAU, it makes me wanna rewatch Gargoyles lmao
Easily concur.
Blood and Etrigan were always my favorite take on the Jekyll and Hyde trope in this. Blood comes off as a penitent man getting better, and Etrigan comes off as a spiteful creature getting worse.
2:36 wow, Jack Kirby really did some work on that woman's forehead.
Forehead so big she can hear the reader's thoughts.
You can land a jumbo jet on her head
@@maidenreligion12 She is looking RIGHT AT US, she KNOWS
Jack Kirby has created some of the most creative and spectacular characters such as Omac and Kamandi, and Etrigan is no exception.
@@jamilfrost6217 Captain America, the Fantastic Four, and the New Gods just to name few. They don't call him the King of Comics for nothing
Fella, lets be honest....
Who wouldnt want to get carried by Wonder Woman 😊
Or call her "mommy" 😄
In one Justice League episode The Atom becomes the luckiest man alive.
I remember that ep 😂@@Xehanort10
Etrigan is such a cool and underrated character who is sadly underutilized in the DC universe. Maybe he might show up in James Gunn's DC Universe and finally give this underrated character the love that he deserves
Agreed.👍
Yeah, I really hope he shows up in James guns DC universe. I remember watching that episode of Batman animated series with extricated in it and just thinking to myself just what a great character. Why don’t they do more with him?
I love the idea that one of the reasons Etrigan only likes Batman is because he just vibes with the fashion sense.
"You know I had a friend named Jimigan in Hell, dressed just like that. Good taste."
The Justice League episode was my first introduction to the character. He seemed cool enough that it inspired me to try the Demon Knights comic, which turned out to be my favourite part of new 52 (not that the bar was particularly high on that one :) )
I believe someone else made this comment on another video, but it's a shame we never got to see Etrigan/Jason Blood interact with Shinning Knight on Justice League Unlimited. Both come from the court of King Arthur and possibly would have been comrades before Jason betrayed the castle to La Fey, would have been interesting to see how they handled meeting each other again.
Huh, I never made that connection before. Maybe the League tried to keep them apart as much as possible because of that?
Maybe they went to go spar and sort things out? Did knights do that?
@ariawen8476 probably. I know that they took their apprentices on hunts to prepare them for war. So the knights probably had some kind of war games
@@ace0719 probably would have been something more like a duel or a joust. A challenge to set the record straight and settle the dispute in a contest of honor.
The Demon Within was my introduction to Etrigan. He’s such an underrated character.
Reminds me of Samson and Delilah. Another story about love and betrayal.
Etrigan is one of my favorite DC characters. There was even a comic plotline where Merlin was the villain and his and Dark Justice League's biggest foe.
The DCAU is BY FAR my favorite version. I truly enjoyed his dialog and origin, being more akin to an angered redemptive hero who seeks make penance for his actions. Also his interactions with Martian Manhunter we TOP NOTCH. Thanks so much for posting.
Gone, gone the broadcast standards of man, rise the demon Etrigan!
I just hope no one remembers the chant to undo the spell. We can't back to the bad old days of no imitable acts!
The hulking version of Etrigan could be explained as the demon being split from Jason Blood, and thus it would be in his "True Form", while his regular appearance is him being channelled through Blood's body, and therefore being physically more limited, but able to channel his demonic powers through Blood's sorcerous abilities, amplifying them.
Kid Stuff was one of the first DCAU episodes I watched. The ending and what happened to Mordred was always pretty creepy to me as a kid.
Yeah, that episode was one the earlier episodes I watched as a kid.
The fact that the perpetual child is now a perpetual incapacitated old man.💀
Thank you, Aquaman is my favorite Hero. But for Anti-Hero? I was always fascinated by the tragic DCAU Etrigan (Loved him in the DCAMU "Justice League Dark" as well). Later I read Etrigan comics, and was thoroughly shocked. In a good way, hes very much like Lobo in the Comic books (especially the 80s-00s comics).
Kid stuff might be a light-hearted episode to a extent, but I still consider one of the darkest episodes of the JLU series.
Mostly because of Batman's dialogue with Wonder Woman of never being able to embrace the innocence of being a child ever again and the way the episode ends.
It’s amazing how lighthearted the episode is right up until the last moment when Batman says “I haven’t been a child since I was eight years old.” The lightness of the episode leaves you completely vulnerable to that final gut punch.
I dont know why but i always loved how they wrote the way LeFay poisoned him, it was very unique and interesting
It's not that Superman has a weakness to magic. It's just that he has no resistance to it. In other words, it works just as well on him as it does against most people.
Ah, just like lightning.
Meantime, would love to see his weakness to magic be given to its logical extreme by way of having punchy PreCure and weaponeer Puella Magi magical girl task force types combating him.
@@michaelandreipalon359 I don't think that's how it works. Don't know anything about PreCure but the point of the magic in PMMM is that well, they could fight stuff other humans can't even detect so really, the only advantage they have against Superman is that they could fight stuff Superman can't detect.
Otherwise, it's an obvious win for Superman.
When it's said that Superman has no resistance against magic, it doesn't mean shoot a magic energy blast onto him and he'll go weak, it just means the rules of magic are to his disadvantage so if someone turns him into a bunny or something, or maybe even nullify his powers, he won't be able to do anything about it.
Huh, I believe as a reality warper, Mxyzptlk could have done the same.
Why didn't Myxpyztlk just do that instead of play stupid games?
@@ibrahimihsan2090 Either way things go, the idea of magical girls, a powerful if sometimes engineered epitome of feminism, internationalism (if not Japanese-ism?), frills-and-robes paragons being adversaries against what is a male, alien, American, cape-and-spandex standard with increasing public scrutiny has a tinge of foreboding surrounding it.
@@michaelandreipalon359 So, you're saying something like that will happen in the future?
Buddy, don't think too deep about that kind of stuff.
@@ibrahimihsan2090 Not strictly. Such a premise can still work in a different form, not unlike how the Watchmen comics were supposed to be based on then-familiar comics characters like Blue Beetle Ted Kord and the Question. Irregardless, am always fascinated in "old guard vs. new guard" tales.
Becides Etrigon, there's also the hero, Deadman, a ghost who can possess other people to talk to other people in the living world and is apart of Justice League Dark along with Swamp Thing, John Constantine, and Zantanna.
Oh, yes, that guy needs a video of his own. Interesting how his origins are in the tie-in comics.
I wonder what does Shining Knight think of Jason and Etrigan, given that they probably fought together in the ye olde days.
man you have got to talk about some brave and the bold stuff!
the goof in that show is amazing and it has one of the msot fun jokers out there, no evil scheme, not breaking batmans principle
just some GREAT fun!
especially the episode triumvate of terror (and in my opinion, the episode with adrigan and sherlock holmes are fantastic!)
We enjoyed Etrigan for how interesting he was. I always enjoyed DC's sueprnatural side. I mean Etrigan The Demon is one of its finest examples alongside Zatanna and John Constantine.
I am a demon that was born a flame. And Etrigan is thy name!
Thanks!
No, thank you, Nancy 🙇♂️
@@SerumLake your welcome!
8:01 - Zauriel was in the JLU comics? Cool, I always liked him as a League member during _JLA_ and wished he'd appeared in the cartoon.
I like the big version of Etrigan from his Batman animated series design he looks a lot more intimidating at that size then his Justice League version.
Yes im so hype for this video!
Etrigan is my favorite
How do you feel about his rhyming gimmick in the comics?
Apparently rhyming is something that only high ranking demons do, so I don't mind it when they do it. It implies that he's doing very well in life!
@SerumLake I wish they could have shown more of it in the animated universe. ( I bet he knows some really good limericks. Lol)
5:20 Or perhaps it was due to him being voiced by Vegeta (Christopher Sabat). You really hear it when he's reaming out the League for losing the stone.
Weird how he never got any dialogue with Shining Knight despite them being from the same era. Perhaps they even fought on opposite sides?
Can't wait for your scarecrow video, i still wish you would do one on the court of owls.
Awesome!👏
Keep it up on your work and this video and channel
I love this video and channel
Thanks you for your video and channel
I love Batman all franchise
thanks, I'll do my best to keep it going!
I love him so much
I've been stooing over buying the demon etrigon compendium thinking about cost and other things and i swear this video is pushing me over the edge
I've been on a bit of a Jack Kirby kick recently. Some of his 70s DC stuff is surprisingly affordable. Certainly much more affordable than most of his Marvel work.
Real Gargoyles vibes from those Jason Blood flashbacks.
I know you typically only focus on the older DCAU, and Batman and Superman in particular, but I feel like Entrigan made a strong showing in Constantine’s movie a while back.
Jason Blood: GONE GONE THE FORM OF MAN RISE THE DEMON ETRIGAN
I'm surprised you didn't mention one of his signature quirks; He only talks in rhymes.
He doesn’t do that in the DCAU.
@@SerumLake He does in JL Dark, which also features Batman.
@@raideurng2508 That's not in the DCAU, though.
Thanks!🟨
Thanks for a Vid on my 2nd Fav DC Character. Love Etrigan and jason Blood. Especially when written by my fav Comic Book Writer Alan Grant. One of the Few who seemed to have no issues with making Etrigan a Rhyming Demon. That and I wish YT would've let me ma $6.66! Oh Hell. I mean Well.
Oh man, thank would’ve been perfect! Still, the sentiment is appreciated!
"Gone, gone, the form of man. Rise the Demon, Etrigan."
Cool
My favorite aspect of BTAS Etrigan is that he’s voiced by the BEST demon actor ever, Billy Zane!
My introduction to Jason Blood and Etrigan was Justice League Dark
Etrigan vs. Hellboy.
[It may have been mentioned that] Etrigan's demonic form was based on an old Prince Valiant comic story where he killed an ogre by frightening the monster to death by disguising himself as a 'demon'. Using the skin of a goose he had killed, Valiant made a hideous looking mask with the webbed feet as ears and set about haunting this ogre's keep after he had killed the ogre.
kid's stuff is one of the best episodes of the show IMO. Even has some nightmare fuel for its ending.
Even though the DCAU team took lots of liberties with the source material, I was still surprised to find the original Demon comic didn't have Blood and the Demon bonded together as punishment for betraying Camelot. That seemed like the logical hook for his character.
I really like that again in the DC are you and I really like how Billy Zane played them in the beginning in the new Batman episode where he was introduced a little clearer into which point mattress and the one to read his Comics I started like finding representative from the 70s and reading some of the stuff from the 90s that featured Hitman later on
He looks like a very whimsical Free Willy theme and if you know what I mean I mean DC and I really like his design also it's cool to see if it's something like a Batman Brave and the Bold later on where he was with basically Bronze Age Batman and weird adventure to fight gentlemen ghost and like the distant past but that's just me I really do need to check out that time kaneki first appeared in the Batman adventures annual number 2 because I really like this a curfew Lodge because I never really read much of his DCU Time comic song wanted to check it out
Etrigan is just like me fr
I'm surprised you haven't done a Young Justice video, on say, the Croc family. Or a Teen Titans video on Slade.
Those shows aren’t part of the DC Animated Universe
@@SerumLake Well, Caped Crusader isn't part of the DCAU, so I was surprised.
@@AhsokaFanboy1138 sure, but it is made by two of the key architects of the DCAU, so it's loosely related.
@@SerumLake Alright, but are you at all interested in other DC animation? Especially since it includes several characters never featured in Timm's work?
@@AhsokaFanboy1138 Maybe one day. I've watched them all over the years, so could definitely talk about them.
B: TAS not having much ghosts and goblins around sure benefits it, considering the world hasn't publicly encountered the outlandish Superman just yet. Same goes with Dragon Ball not having aliens and world-destroyers until the Z chapters.
0:33: Strange we haven't seen a military sponsored magical girl task force be sent against the guy yet. Would be quite a lucid dream having what are basically punchy PreCures and weaponeer Puella Magi battle Supes regardless if he's rogue or not.
Jason's betrayal sure felt like Robbie the Captain's betrayal in the Gargoyles series premiere "Awakening: Parts 1-5" all over again.
I wonder why Morgan Le Fay stayed always masked in the JL+JLU timeline.
3:24: This is confirmed canon, since Bruce Timm or Paul Dini said so in an interview a whiles back.
To think the original DCAU design for the character, had he appeared in B: TAS the cartoon, had him be quite hairy.
Le Fay's modus operandi is just Batman Beyond's Spellbinder and Cardcaptor Sakura's Illusion Card, yet again.
6:26: That should have left negative consequences. Destroying such a powerful artifact should have released a far greater evil or something.
Meanwhile, Mordred's later modus operandi foreshadows Klarion's from Young Justice.
As an aside, Dakota Fanning (who also played young Kim Possible in the A Sitch in Time movie special, Satsuki Kusakabe in the Disney dub of My Neighbor Totoro, and the titular Coraline) sure nailed the child Wonder Woman in "Kid Stuff".
The first Batman Beyond comic appearance should fit in canon. The second, I may not be sure, since he's suddenly rhyming.
*(rubs forehead)* Why the one-trick pony Scarecrow next?
Cuz he's a BTAS and he spares no one from the Conversation.
@@ibrahimihsan2090 You lost me. Still, in my opinion, a better fearmonger in the continuity would be Doctor Destiny from Justice League, even if he only appeared in just one two-parter. Even Hugo Strange in The Batman 2004 made for a better Scarecrow in that show's fourth season.
@@michaelandreipalon359 Buddy, the point wasn't who's the creepiest in the DCAU(or DC in general), the point was that Scarecrow was the horror-themed villain of BTAS/TNBA and that his character design was changed multiple times to find the best fit for that role, not necessarily that he was super scary.
It's not that serious.
8:20 What about etrigan's appearances in Justice League Dark movies?
They’re not part of The DC Animated Universe continuity.
i love etrigan the demons
Are Jason Blood and Brother Blood related?
Not as far as I know!
😊🤗🫂
I really didn't like the JL Unlimited episode *"Kid's Stuff"*
It was just pure cringe to me and I honestly would end up skipping it because of how bloody weird it is...
...Is it because kid Wonder Woman is surprisingly more fanservicey than her adult self?
Sorry mate it looks like you haven't read swamp thing... Alan Moore's take how about the new 52 run...great video but it is still lacking.
These videos are about the DCAU versions of the characters, and the things that inspired them. They’re not supposed to be extensive summaries of everything the characters have ever been in, there are plenty of other channels that do videos like that.
The New 52 took place years after Justice League Unlimited ended, so it’s not at all relevant. And, I have read Alan Moore’s Swamp Thing.
@@SerumLake well call me a purest.
Im the like number 666, just saying
I wish you wouldn't "premier" these, i get less interested in watching them after my disappointment from these not being the actual video in my feed...
"bah humbug"
you can actually hide "Premieres" from your feed through UBlock, there's custom filters online. I personally hate that "feature" precisely for the reasons you state so I don't mind waiting a bit for the video to show up complete in my own feed