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Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part Three

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Now fully revealed as the ultimate threat to existence, the Anti-Monitor wages an unrelenting attack on the surviving Earths that struggle for survival in a pocket universe. One by one, these worlds and all their inhabitants are vaporized! On the planets that remain, even time itself is shattered, and heroes from the past join the Justice League and their rag-tag allies against the epitome of evil. But as they make their last stand, will the sacrifice of the superheroes be enough to save us all?

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Cast

Jensen Ackles

Batman / Bruce Wayne (voice)

Darren Criss

Superman / Earth-2 Superman (voice)

Corey Stoll

Lex Luthor (voice)

Gideon Adlon

Batgirl (voice)

Ike Amadi

Martian Manhunter / J'onn J'onzz (voice)

Geoffrey Arend

Psycho Pirate / Charles Halstead (voice)

Troy Baker

The Joker / Spider Guild Lantern (voice)

Brian Bloom

Adam Strange / Sidewinter (voice)

Matt Bomer

The Flash (voice)

Ashly Burch

Nightshade / Queen Mera (voice)

Zach Callison

Earth-2 Robin / Robin / Damian Wayne (voice)

Kevin Conroy

Earth-12 Batman (voice)

Alexandra Daddario

Lois Lane (voice)

Brett Dalton

Bat Lash / Captain Atom (voice)

John DiMaggio

Lobo (voice)

Meg Donnelly

Supergirl / Kara (voice)

Ato Essandoh

Mister Terrific (voice)

Keith Ferguson

Doctor Fate / Two-Face (voice)

Will Friedle

Batman Beyond / Kamandi (voice)

Jennifer Hale

Hippolyta / Green Lantern Aya (voice)

Details

Status: Released
Original language: English
Languages: English
Budget: —
Revenue: —
Age rating: PG-13
Quality: 4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production: Warner Bros. AnimationDC

Crew

Director

Jeff Wamester

Writers

Jim Krieg, Marv Wolfman, George Pérez, Gardner Fox

Bruce King

Editor

Kevin Riepl

Original Music Composer

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Reviews

BiankaMalburg

5/1/2026

6.0

**These three films try to be "great" and only manage to be "nice."** The first film was confusing but okay. The second was rather frustrating. The last one was a nice ending to the trilogy. And I think it's a shame that there are no differences in the animation styles of the various characters (from different universes). Only in Part Three were there three Earths animated the way they were styled in their respective series. It would have been so funny if the characters from specific Earths had been drawn the way they are in their series/films. Then you could see how characters from more well-known series/films (e.g., DCAU, Young Justice, Teen Titans, ...) interact with perhaps lesser-known series/films (e.g., Batman Unlimited, Justice League: Gods and Monsters, ...). You know, fanservice. Where was Batman Ninja? Gotham by Gaslight? Superman: Red Son? Assault on Arkham? DC Super Hero High? Teen Titans Go!?

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