Justice League Unlimited - Episodes 21-25 Reviews

In this batch of episodes, there's trouble for both Hawkgirl and The Question. Meanwhile, the Cadmus arc came to a head.

Episode 21: Hunter's Moon

One of the great things about this show would be the fact that Hawkgirl's betrayal of the Justice League continued to have consequences. This time it was a rogue group of Thanagarians who were determined to get even with her. Another great thing about this episode was Hawkgirl being paired with Vigilante and Vixen while also discussing John Stewart with the latter. Not surprised that Hawkgirl's still got feelings for John. 7/10

Episode 22: Question Authority

Now it's time for some focus on the Question. He confronted Superman about the Justice Lord timeline and believed it was going to happen in this timeline too. The Question also ended up being captured and tortured by Lex Luthor. Question being the distressed dude was a good way of bringing Huntress out as she was the one who rescued him. There's also a subplot with Captain Atom and General Eiling with Mantis as an opening fight scene. 7/10

Episode 23: Flashpoint

The start of the end of the Cadmus arc. Not to be confused with a certain popular DC Comics arc. There's a fight scene with Superman and Captain Atom along with Lex causing absolute mayhem with Cadmus. You had scenes with both Green Arrow and The Flash having to deal with public backlash along with Amanda Waller recruiting Galactea to attack the Watchtower with Ultimen clones. A very good start to ending this arc. 7/10

Episode 24: Panic In The Sky

The middle part of this arc had a pretty great fight scene with Supergirl and Galactea with the former really getting under the latter's skin. There's some great scenes with Batman and Amanda Waller as the pair realised that Lex was responsible for everything that's been happening. The episode ended on the best cliffhanger with Lex having Brainiac emerging from inside him. A brilliant way to lead into the last part of this arc. 8/10

Episode 25: Divided We Fall

This felt like a series finale to me and honestly, it could have been. It tied up the Cadmus arc nicely, forged an uneasy alliance between the Justice League and Amanda Waller and also saw changes being promised with the League moving forward. It was a perfect place to end the show along with Lex/Brainiac's defeat but there's fourteen more episodes to go. 8/10

Next blog I'll tackle Epilogue, I Am Legion, Shadow Of The Hawk, Chaos At The Earth's Core and To Another Shore.