George Newbern isn't bad, actually, but Daly is the original Superman voice and I just prefer him. The voice acting and choices of the actors were quite good (especially Arnold Vosloo as Black Adam), but my only complaint is they didn't use Tim Daly for Superman, again. Marvel and Black Adam, such as some slow motion effects during a couple of the really hard hits, that really punctuate the impact. They do some really cool animation during the fights between Superman/Cap. The overall appearance, especially the backgrounds, had a slightly hazy, washed-out look to them at times, giving it an almost anime-style look. This movie was animated very well and the character models were very good. Both shorts have some particularly visceral action, and the Green Arrow one has one of the best fights I've seen in any animated movie before.
I thought the western setting for an animated movie seemed particularly cool and natural, and I hope someone follows up with some animated work in this setting, since it's quite rare. I was particularly pleased with both the Green Arrow and Jonah Hex shorts.
He's not really fighting anyone, but rather acting as sort of a physical manifestation of "karma" and making sure three criminals get their just rewards. The Spectre short was my least favorite, simply because he is more of a supernatural entity rather than a superhero, and you don't have the same kind of conflict in this one that you do with the others. The main feature is actually only about a half hour long, with three additional "DC SPotlight" shorts, about 20 minutes each, featuring Green Arrow, Jonah Hex, and The Spectre. I'm going to mention the negatives of this movie first, since that might be of particular interest to some fans.
Some of the newer ones have had a noticeably different look or feel to them, which is kind of nice sometimes. First off, I'm a huge fan of all things DC and have loved all the animated series and movies they've done.
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