This is actually four different shorts, but I'll review them as a group. All four are made in the style of the Japanese Anime, although the actual work was done in Korea.
The first one is Superman and Shazam. Again, this was kind of okay, but we've seen this story or variants of it before. Billy Barty is hunted by Black Adam, the first guy to get the wizard's power, and he and superman fight him in a city with lots of explosions and over the top Anime goodness...
The second one involved the character of the Spectre, who obviously isn't one of the more popular characters, and you can see why. Gary Cole does an okay job doing his voice, for what it is worth, but the story was kind of predictable. They also did this in a bit of a Grindhouse quality, with lots of imperfections in the film. Not sure why, exactly.
Third one involved Green Arrow in an airport fighting thugs and supervillians...
Final one was a Jonah Hex story. Actually better than the silly, big budget Jonah Hex film they did. Hex inflicts some poetic justice on a murderous madam.
The first one is Superman and Shazam. Again, this was kind of okay, but we've seen this story or variants of it before. Billy Barty is hunted by Black Adam, the first guy to get the wizard's power, and he and superman fight him in a city with lots of explosions and over the top Anime goodness...
The second one involved the character of the Spectre, who obviously isn't one of the more popular characters, and you can see why. Gary Cole does an okay job doing his voice, for what it is worth, but the story was kind of predictable. They also did this in a bit of a Grindhouse quality, with lots of imperfections in the film. Not sure why, exactly.
Third one involved Green Arrow in an airport fighting thugs and supervillians...
Final one was a Jonah Hex story. Actually better than the silly, big budget Jonah Hex film they did. Hex inflicts some poetic justice on a murderous madam.