Those of you living near Los Angeles want to check this out, Bruce Timm Live at the Egyptian Theatre:

Sunday, January 29 - 6:00 PM

ANIMATION A-GO GO: A NIGHT WITH BRUCE TIMM.

From Buster Bunny to The Dark Knight, this one-night tribute spans Timm's gallant career in animation, comprised of his favorite episodes and clips from “Batman: The Animated Series”, “Justice League”, and other personal picks. Complete with never-before-seen rarities that you won't find on any DVD, as well as some other very special guests, think of this as a Comic-Con education in the comfort of an air-conditioned theater (minus the blood, sweat, and crowds). Bruce Timm will appear for discussions in-between clips and an extended Q&A after the program, moderated by animation writer Jon M. Gibson.

The Egyptian Theatre is at 6712 Hollywood Boulevard in HOLLYWOOD

DIRECTIONS: The address of the Egyptian Theatre is 6712 Hollywood Boulevard, between Las Palmas and McCadden, just east of Highland Avenue in Hollywood. Selma Avenue is just south of the theatre.

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Courtesy Comics Continuum:

Originally targeted for late spring/early summer, new episodes of Justice League Unlimited will now air beginning in February on Cartoon Network.
The first new episode will air Saturday, Feb. 11 at 10:30 p.m. Nine new episodes, Nos. 31-39 of JLU, are expected.

Cartoon Network has yet to release specifics for the schedule. Look for more details on this breaking story soon here in The Continuum.

Be patient with me, folks. I’ve begun the process of sprucing things up around here. I’m implementing a slightly modified, but much simplified look that you’ll see everywhere except on the news page, mainly because I haven’t figured out how to swap it out yet. Meantime, let me know about broken links, missing images and the like as you run across them. I’m still transferring a lot of pages over to the new format, so some pages are placeholders, some haven’t been reformatted yet and some are completely missing (like the “Search” function). But I’m working on all of it…

Here’s a link, in case you came here first…

The All-New, All-Different DwayneMcDuffie.com!!

Bruce Timm and James Tucker spill lots of season 5 beans in a new interview.

“With Static Shock and Justice League Unlimited now behind him, The World's Finest caught up with Static Shock creator Dwayne McDuffie to discuss, in retrospect, his thoughts on the show. In addition to general comments, changes to the original Static character, troubles with the network and more are discussed in this all-new interview…”

Okay, I’m not done with JLU as far as know but still, there’s an interview with me at a pretty cool website featuring a whole subsection on Static Shock. Click here for the whole thing.

Courtesy mcole:

Dwayne’s FF issue got reviewed this week in the Washington Post’s Sunday Source section, in the Media Mix graph for new releases:

What You’ll Love: “McDuffie’s plot deftly juggles the spotlight between the four, all the while showing that Mr. Fantastic’s compassion is as big as his intellect.”

Click here to see the article.

Go over to www.wordballoon.com to hear a lengthy interview of yours truly by host John Siuntres who describes the proceedings thusly:

“Dwayne holds our hands, as we fans fret about the future of Justice League Unlimited on Cartoon Network, giving us a preview on the upcoming 9 new episodes (and yes, they are coming). Plus we’ll talk about Static Shock, Damage Control, and Dwayne’s latest comic effort. The new Fantastic Four Special with artist Casey Jones.”

Afterwards explore the site’s interviews with industry bigwigs including, MICHAEL AVON OEMING, BILL WILLINGHAM, PAUL JENKINS, CHUCK DIXON, NEAL ADAMS, ETHAN VAN SCIVER, GERARD JONES, GREG RUCKA, JEPH LOEB, WALTER SIMONSON, GENE COLAN, JOHN OSTRANDER, MARK WAID, BRIAN AZZARELLO and many others.

Courtesy Comics Continuum:

The Legion of Super-Heroes will be featured along with Supergirl in an upcoming episode of Cartoon Network’s Justice League Unlimited. In the episode, Supergirl is kidnapped to the 31st century for what the history books say was her last adventure. The Fatal Five appears, as do more than 20 Legionaires. Among the Legion members in the episode are Brainiac 5 and Bouncing Boy.

The Legion’s appearance has nothing to do with the Legion show in development at Warner Bros. Animation.

In other Justice League news,

* Toonami UK has provided a hint at upcoming events in a recent release promoting its January programming. It mentions “a two-part series finale” that “reveal the real reason behind all the super-villain’s recent attacks and lead to the most unexpected team-up in Justice League history.”

* Mark Hamill, who returns to the role of the Trickster 14 years after playing him in The Flash TV series in the “Flash and Substance” episode, will have a “meaty role” in that episode, The Continuum has learned.