Voices From Krypton

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: ANDREA ROMANO, "JUSTICE LEAGUE: NEW FRONTIER"

A unifying force in the DC Tooniverse since the debut of Batman: The Animated Series right through the forthcoming Justice League: New Frontier, has been vocal casting director Andrea Romano, who has labored to find just the right voice for each character being brought to life from the comics' pages. In this interview, Andrea discusses the four actors she has cast in the role of Superman: Tim Daly (Superman: The Animated Series), George Newbern (Justice League, Justice League Unlimited), Adam Baldwin (Superman: Doomsday) and Kyle MacLachlan (Justice League: New Frontier).

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EXCLUSIVE: JAMES TUCKER ON SUPERMAN & THE LEGION OF SUPERHEROES

In this exclusive (and admittedly brief) interview, Legion of Superheroes producer James Tucker emphasizes that the series owes its existence to the Man of Steel and the fact that Superman Returns was coming to theatres.

EXCLUSIVE: JAMES TUCKER ON THE JUSTICE LEAGUE INFLUENCE ON THE LEGION

With the Legion of Superheroes in its second season, it's become obvious to fans that the show has gone through a number of changes. As producer James Tucker explains in this exclusive interview, he has brought his experience on the Justice League much more to bear on the show.

THIS WEEK ON THE BATMAN...WITH ALAN BURNETT

Alan Burnett, supervising producer and story editor of The Batman, discusses tomorrow's episode of the series, "Vertigo," which continues to build the show's Justice League connection by having him  team up with Green Arrow for the first time. Burnett also reflects on the challenges of writing superhero adventures back in the day of Super Friends and the Galactic Guardians.

SUPERMAN EVOLUTION ON "LEGION OF SUPERHEROES"

When Legion of Superheroes makes its second season debut this weekend on Kids WB, fans will notice quite a number of differences. Among them is the fact that the show's setting has flashed forward about two years from the season one finale, the stories have become a bit more adult oriented (more akin to Justice League Unlimited than Teen Titans Go) and, as this interview with producer James Tucker reveals, there are some changes in store for Superman.

SUPERMAN: DOOMSDAY INTERVIEWS

DC's made for DVD movie Superman: Doomsday was perhaps one of the most anticipated releases for fans of the Man of Steel. With that film being issued today, it seemed like the right time to borrow from our sister site, Voices From Krypton, hence the posting of a three-part audio interview with producer/co-writer Bruce Timm and co-writer Duane Capizzi.

SUPERMAN & THE BATMAN

With the animated series The Batman entering its fifth season, heat is building around the show as it's begun to have Batman interact with some of the heroes he will eventually be teamed with in the future. In the clip below, it's Superman's turn and one walks away from it wondering if someday we'll see the first animated series that focuses exclusively on these two characters.