where was the league

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Finkle-is-Einhorn — 17 years ago(February 10, 2009 09:52 AM)

whend doomsday was attacking im sure int he comics the all fort doomsday and got battered but they still should of shown it

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preachcaleb — 17 years ago(February 10, 2009 06:19 PM)

This isn't the comics.
Nevermore

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danielanderson2002best — 16 years ago(May 21, 2009 09:20 PM)

this isnt about the JLA its only supposed to be about superman. i dont see why everyone seems to think this is supposed to be a direct port/adaptation of the comics. its a perfectly fine standalone piece.
just like the superman live action movies have nothing to do with the comics.

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Finkle-is-Einhorn — 16 years ago(May 22, 2009 06:18 AM)

it doesnt matter its logic and coomon sense if you introduce a group of superheros then have a deadly threat you need a good reason for them not to get involved

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SilentDues — 16 years ago(May 23, 2009 11:11 PM)

The heroes were never introduced or even referenced in the film, so leaving them out doesn't cause any problems. This is a stand-alone film entirely in its own continuity; for all we know, the League haven't formed yet, Superman hasn't even met Batman yet, and obviously no Supergirl around. The film is what it is, a loose adaptation of the Death of Superman arc, a looser adaptation of the Funeral for a Friend arc, and an original story for the final act that're all combined in an entertaining stand-alone feature. If you'd like to see a Doomsday arc with the league, you can always check the episodes featuring him in Justice League/Justice League Unlimited or Smallville's Season 8 finale.
Any Buffyverse comic that's post-"Not Fade Away" is non-canon, my PoV says.

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danielanderson2002best — 16 years ago(May 27, 2009 11:33 PM)

god dont mention the season 8 finale ;(