Amazing voice actor John DiMaggio joins the show this week. He has over 100 voice credits, include 42 voices in DC Comics' properties. He reprised his Joker role from Batman-Under the Red Hood for the new Blu Ray release Batman-Death in the Family. It becomes evident early in the podcast that DiMaggio is also from New Jersey (as is Seth).In addition to the Joker, DiMaggio is best known for playing Aquaman on Batman-The Brave and the Bold, Bender on Futurama, Dr. Drakken on Kim Possible, Jake the Dog on Adventure Time, and countless others.Warner Bros. Home Entertainment unveils its first-ever interactive film presentation with Batman- Death in the Family. As the anchor of an anthology of 2019-2020 animated shorts, "Batman: Death in the Family" is based on the 1988 landmark DC event where fans voted by telephone to determine the story's ending, and is organically grown out of the 2010 DC Universe Movie, "Batman: Under the Red Hood." In this new version, the animated short is an interactive storytelling presentation with numerous "branches," allowing the viewer multiple options from which to choose and alter the path of the core characters (Batman, Robin, Joker, Red Hood, and more).The episode also features a lively discussion of the new HBO Max documentary Class Action Park, as they both went to the infamous amusement park.

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WARNING: Don't listen to this episode until you have seen Season 2 of The Boys or don't mind revealing plot points.Seth and Victor review Season 2 of the Amazon Prime Hit Show The Boys. Much like season 1, there are really no complaints. They discuss all the intricate plot points and character development. They discuss the impact of Stormfront, to the arc of Homelander, and much more.The guys discuss how this show differs from the comic book, and how showrunner Eric Kripke took elements from his previous shows to make this show as outstanding as it is.Yes, it's a really positive review.

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Acclaimed voice actors Zehra Fazal and Vincent Martella joined the show to talk about their respective films in the new direct-to-video Batman-Death in the Family. Fazal plays Talia Al Ghul while Martella voices Jason Todd, also known in this film as Robin, Red Robin, Red Hood, and more.Fazal has appeared in such animated series as Young Justice: Outsiders, She-Ra Princess of Power, Voltron: Legendary Defender, and many more. She discusses her role at Talia and how she researched the part. Plus, she spoke about the amazing fan following that lead to the revival of Young Justice.Martella is known worldwide for voice Phineas in the iconic show Phineas and Ferb. He spoke about his voice acting career, and how it felt to revisit Jason Todd, a role he played as a teenager in the film Batman: Under the Red Hood.

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Acclaimed animation director, producer, and storyboard artist Brandon Vietti visits the show to discuss his latest film "Batman-Death in the Family." The film is interactive and is set in the continuity of the 2010 DC Universe film Batman-Under the Red Hood.” Vietti explains how this film comes from a comic book story from the 1980's where fans could call a 900 phone number to vote whether Jason Todd would die. (Fans voted to kill Robin then.)Vietti is also the co-creator of the massively popular series Young Justice. He discusses He also has worked on countless DC animated programs as well as Spider-Man and Masters of the Universe.Finally, Victor Dandridge joins the show to discuss his Kickstarter project http://kck.st/2GfZ5KC for his original comic book series, The Trouble With Love.

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Eddiots, gather round! Longtime Stand-Up Comic Eddie Pence joins the show and since he does 3 podcasts a day, he's an expert at, well, podcasting! Eddie co-hosts the Ralph Report on Patreon Monday-Friday, as well as hosts Radio.com's "Swings and Mrs." weekdays as well. He also hosts the Ramble with fellow comedian Jerry Rocha.Eddie recently released his first comedy special, entitled "Eddie Pence: The (Un)special Comedy Special." It is available on iTunes and other digital distributors.Eddie is a huge super-hero, Star Wars, comic book, movie fan. The conversation turns quickly to the Last Jedi, the DC Universe, and much more. He also explains how he got involved in the Ralph Report, which Seth believes is the funniest podcast out of all the podcasts in the world.Check out Eddie's comedy special at https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/eddie-pence-the-un-special-comedy-special/id1524194871Follow Eddie on Twitter @eddiepence. https://twitter.com/eddiepence

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The 200th episode of the Hall of Justice is an homage to this show. Brought to you "docu-style," the show tells the story of the origin of this podcast through the present day. It covers the conception of the show, with clips from dozens of previous episodes. Hear from Zack Snyder, Kevin Smith, Ben Affleck, Kevin Conroy, Todd McFarlane, and much more. There are legendary comic book creators, voice actors, and casts of Smallville, Arrow, X-Men, Hear the first moments of Episode 1, the introduction of Victor Dandridge, and the various movies reviews. Plus, unique topics that covered adult subjects in the genre of superheroes.Thanks to all the subscribers and followers of this podcast. Here's to 200 more episodes.

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This episode is dedicated to the memory of Chadwick Boseman.The Black Panther star died from colon cancer at age 43.Victor Dandridge returns and they talk about his outstanding legacy left behind.Since this is the Hall of Justice podcast, they also talk about the impact of Boseman's passing on the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and more specifically, Black Panther 2.They discuss the possibility of recasting the role. When did Marvel know he was sick? Will this franchise make another movie? Did they have a plan for this eventuality after Boseman was sick for four years.

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Warning: the Butch Lukic interview features plot reveals for the new WB DC Universe animated film "Superman: Man of Tomorrow." See the film on Blu-Ray, DVD, or Digital now.The acclaimed producer and artist Lukic discusses some key art choices for the film, like a new Superman costume, and unique designs for the Parasite and Martian Manhunter.He also goes back through his iconic career to discuss Batman: The Animated Series, Mask of the Phantasm, Sub-Zero and the Justice League shows.

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This episode features a virtual panel recorded live on the Wizard World Virtual Platforms. This featured members of the cast of the 1990's X-Men Animated Series. This iconic series has been featured on previous episodes of the show, but now they are all together for this chat.Cal Dodd was Wolverine, George Buza was Hank McCoy, aka Beast, Chris Britton played Nathaniel Essex, aka Mr. Sinister, and Larry Houston produced and was a storyboard artist on the creative team behind this classic animated show.These guys told great stories about the show, their careers and answered fan questions.Cal was featured on a previous episode. Other X-Men animated podcasts included Lenore Zann, Rogue, and the creator and showrunner of the show, Eric and Julia Lewald.

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This episode features a virtual panel recorded live on the Wizard World Virtual platforms. The cast of the CW DC show “Arrow.” with Katie Cassidy (Laurel Lance/Black Canary), Juliana Harkavy (Dinah Drake/Black Canary), Ben Lewis (William Clayton), Katrina Law (Nyssa al Ghul) and Kelly Hu (China White).The five stars talked about the legacy of the show's eight seasons. They shared their favorite moments, and their messages to the fans.The video for this panel can be found at wizardworldvirtual.com.

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