Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths Part Three (2024)
Overview
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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| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 115.081 |
Directed By
Jeff Wamester
Crew
Sam Register
Michael Uslan
Wes Gleason
Butch Lukic
James Krieg
Kimberly S. Moreau
James Krieg
Jeff Wamester
Bruce King
Kevin Riepl
Wes Gleason
Todd McFarlane
George Pérez
Joe Staton
Joe Shuster
Keith Giffen
Gardner Fox
Steve Ditko
John Totleben
Jamie Delano
Paul Levitz
Bob Layton
John Ridgway
Neal Adams
Marv Wolfman
Roger Slifer
Kevin Conroy
Mort Weisinger
Bob Kane
Dennis O'Neil
Jack Kirby
Paul Norris
Stephen R. Bissette
Jerry Siegel
Bill Finger
Roy Thomas
Jennifer Y. Harrell
Craig Cuqro
Brian Uchida
Christina Long
Michael Garcia
Harrison T. Barth
Karina Benesh
Sarah Noonan
Bobbie Page
Peter Girardi
Micah Gunnell
Milo Neuman
Mike Milo
Sarah Vidal
Iman Wilson
Tina Duong
Michael Borkowski
Chuck Drost
Justin Schultz
Mac Whiting
Marlene Corpuz
Lauren D. Sanchez
Robert Haverland
Howard Chen
Omaka Schultz
Brett Hardin
Ye Aung
Emily Kieber
Leslie Chinchilla
Dusty Abell
Brenna Kraus
Greg Emerson
Fred Salinas
Karl Fischer
Alaine Baybayan
Emily Kieber
Rebecca Sands Coutts
Shanon Muir
Jessica Cuffe
Ethan Spaulding
Herb Moore
Matthew Girardi
Adam Lucas
Byron Peñaranda
Kim Bowen
Phil Cummings
Aric Mannion
Patrick J. Foley
Timothy N. Ryan
Charlie Carpenter
David M. Cowan
Maria Millage
Umpha Koroma
April Eriksson
Matthew Humphreys
Adrienne Steinbaum
Kip Brown
Jeff O. Collins
Mark A. Keatts
William Moulton Marston
Jon Suzuki
Art Lee
Marvin Britt
Kevin Petrilak
Kelly Ann Foley
Gerry Conway
Bob Oksner
Angela O'Sullivan
Alicia Heraper
Ifesinachi Orjiekwe
Adrienne Steinbaum
John Reynolds
Fred Salinas
Denise Martinez
Ari Taitz
Brenna Kraus
Kenzie Bates
Patrick J. Foley
Elliot Byrne
Jeremy de la Garza
Kent Butterworth
Gabriel Gianola
David M. Cowan
John Reynolds
Athena Wingate
Yadira Davis
Ed Adams
Valentina Zaldana
Marissa Llano
Wilson Martinez
Michele Beeson
Agnes Kim
Darren Griffiths
Liz Carroll
Kelly Ann Foley
Michael Garcia
Jason DeMarco
Mark A. Keatts
TOP 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)
Mark Hamill
Earth-12 The Joker (voice)
Aldis Hodge
Green Lantern John Stewart (voice)
Jamie Gray Hyder
Hawkgirl / Young Diana (voice)
Erika Ishii
Doctor Light / Dr. Hoshi / Huntress (voice)
Stana Katic
Wonder Woman (voice)
David Kaye
The Question / Cardonian Lantern (voice)
Matt Lanter
Blue Beetle (voice)
Liam McIntyre
Aquaman (voice)
Cynthia Kaye McWilliams
Dr. Beth Chapel / The Cheetah (voice)
Lou Diamond Phillips
The Spectre (voice)
Elysia Rotaru
Black Canary / Black Canary II (voice)
Matt Ryan
Constantine (voice)
Katee Sackhoff
Poison Ivy (voice)
Keesha Sharp
Vixen (voice)
Jimmi Simpson
Green Arrow (voice)
Jason Spisak
Blue Lantern Razer / Hayseed (voice)
Armen Taylor
The Flash / Jay Garrick / Gas Soldier / Executioner (voice)
Dean Winters
Captain Storm (voice)
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