Also take for example when the JL meets up with their fictional comic book heroes and one character looks over to John Stewart and proclaims, "You're a credit to your race." Then there's "Justice League Unlimited" a lighter but more exciting series that took the original seven and introduced a slew of DC superheroes who would all take a part in helping to protect Earth and stop a villainous government mandated program aimed at stopping the league and its watch tower. Here people like Green Arrow, The Atom, and Booster Gold are introduced and engage in their own episodes, most of which are rather excellent in storytelling and action. When dissected both takes on the Justice League concepts are similar but "Unlimited" widens the scope on Timm's DC Universe and provides some of the best episodes ever made. Sadly the series has been draw in to obscurity but this set does it justice. I highly recommend this set to people who held out on the original series sets, but if you've already purchased the entire run individually, this is probably not worth the second purchase. Sure the case is boss, but it's still just the same show with the same special features taken from the previous sets.

When all is said and done, this set is not very necessary unless you've been sticking it out and biding your time. That's when buying this pays off. There are over 2,000 hours in this bad boy. Both versions of "Justice League" are exciting, rousing and present their own take on the Justice League mythos that only heavyweights like Bruce Timm could accomplish. It's a great series filled with top notch voice work and animation and is well deserving of royal treatment.