This is a spoiler-free review of Justice League vs. The Fatal Five, which is now available on Blu-ray.
Justice League vs. The Fatal Five has multiple selling points for DC animation fans. On one hand, it features the return of the much-loved DC Animated Universe (the setting of classic shows like Batman: The Animated Series and Justice League Unlimited). On the other, it ventures off the beaten path to spotlight heroes who don't normally get their due in DC's animated projects. Both of these make DC's 34th "DC Universe Original Movie" worth watching, even if this effort never quite realizes its full potential.
Unlike the majority of DC's direct-to-video projects, Justice League vs. The Fatal Five isn't a direct adaptation of a preexisting comic. There are elements of past Legion of Super-Heroes stories and the work of Geoff Johns, but the movie is largely free to tell its own story. That's a good thing. The strict 70-minute run-time is never conducive to great comic book adaptations. Instead, Justice League vs. The Fatal Five focuses on a clash between the League and the titular quintet of villains, one which hinges on the rise of rookie Green Lantern Jessica Cruz (Diane Guerrero) and the plight of amnesic, time-displaced hero Star Boy (Elyes Gabel).
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