Superman: The Animated Series
Clark Kent, a mild‑mannered Daily Planet reporter, must juggle his secret life as Superman to stop powerful supervillains from destroying Metropolis and endanger the world.
Superman is an incredibly powerful alien from the planet Krypton who defends Metropolis from supercriminals. He conceals his identity behind the glasses of Clark Kent, a mild-mannered reporter for the newspaper the Daily Planet. At the Daily Planet, Superman works with fellow reporter Lois Lane and photographer Jimmy Olsen.
Seasons & Episodes
- 1.01The Last Son of Krypton (1)Sep 6, 1996Rate
Jor-El, a scientist and member of Krypton's ruling Council, sends his infant son Kal-El to Earth in a spacecraft to save him as Krypton faces destruction.
- 1.02The Last Son of Krypton (2)Sep 6, 1996Rate
Clark Kent, after coming to terms with his extraordinary origins, embraces his powers and introduces himself to the world as the superhero Superman in Metropolis.
- 1.03The Last Son of Krypton (3)Sep 6, 1996Rate
Superman prevents Lex Luthor from selling an advanced weapon, the LEXO-SKEL SUIT 5000, to Kaznian terrorists through their agent, John Corben.
- 1.04Fun and GamesSep 7, 1996Rate
Superman intervenes when Toyman targets Metropolis criminal Bruno Mannheim and reporter Lois Lane, seeking revenge.
- 1.05A Little Piece of HomeSep 14, 1996Rate
Lex Luthor uncovers Superman's susceptibility to Kryptonite and devises a plan to use this discovery to permanently eliminate the superhero. His scheme escalates tensions and forces Superman into a desperate battle to survive.
- 1.06Feeding TimeSep 21, 1996Rate
Janitor Rudy Jones is transformed by toxic chemicals into the energy-draining Parasite and captures Superman to use him as a personal power source.
- 1.07The Way of All FleshOct 19, 1996Rate
Lex Luthor transforms terrorist John Corben into Metallo, a cyborg armed with a Kryptonite heart, and sends him on a mission to kill Superman.
- 1.08Stolen MemoriesNov 2, 1996Rate
Brainiac, a powerful artificial intelligence from Krypton, arrives on Earth to collect global knowledge, but Superman soon realizes that the alien entity's true goal is to destroy the planet after its data collection is complete.
- 1.09The Main Man (1)Nov 9, 1996Rate
Lobo, an intergalactic bounty hunter, is hired to capture Superman, but a betrayal by the Preserver—a collector of rare species—results in both being captured and placed in the Preserver's private zoo.
- 1.10The Main Man (2)Nov 16, 1996Rate
Superman forms an uneasy alliance with Lobo to evade the Preserver and a group of bounty hunters who seek revenge against Superman.
- 1.11My GirlNov 23, 1996Rate
Lana Lang, Clark Kent's childhood sweetheart, arrives in Metropolis and risks her safety by attempting to gather information on Lex Luthor on Superman's behalf.
- 1.12Tools of the TradeFeb 1, 1997Rate
Bruno Mannheim leads Intergang in a high-tech assault on Metropolis using weapons provided by Darkseid, while SCU Inspector Dan Turpin pursues a personal investigation into the threat.
- 1.13Two's a CrowdFeb 15, 1997Rate
Superman seeks help from the Parasite to extract crucial information from a comatose scientist whose knowledge could prevent a bomb from detonating.
- 2.01Blasts from the Past (1)Sep 8, 1997Rate
Superman frees Mala, a dangerous Kryptonian criminal, from the Phantom Zone, but she quickly becomes a threat due to her insatiable ambition. After Mala steals the Phantom Zone Projector, she unleashes Jax-Ur, one of Krypton's most infamous traitors, onto Earth.
- 2.02Blasts from the Past (2)Sep 9, 1997Rate
Superman and Professor Hamilton work together to construct a new Phantom Zone projector in an effort to counter a threat. Jax-Ur and Mala kidnap Superman and destroy the device, leaving Lois and Professor Hamilton to mount a rescue mission before the attacks escalate.
- 2.03The PrometheonSep 12, 1997Rate
A massive, powerful humanoid being crashes to Earth, possessing the ability to absorb and manipulate heat energy, posing a serious threat to the planet. Superman must confront the creature and find a way to defeat it before it causes widespread destruction, ultimately aiming to return it to space.
- 2.04Speed DemonsSep 13, 1997Rate
The Flash joins forces with Superman to stop Mark Mardon, also known as the Weather Wizard, who threatens to unleash a deadly hurricane on Metropolis.
- 2.05LivewireSep 13, 1997Rate
Radio shock-jock Leslie Willis is transformed into a being of pure electricity and embarks on a media-driven crusade to drain Metropolis's power and attack Superman.
- 2.06Identity CrisisSep 15, 1997Rate
Superman faces Bizarro, a flawed genetic copy of himself, who attempts to assume Superman's role as Metropolis's protector.
- 2.07TargetSep 19, 1997Rate
A former LexCorp inventor, Edward Lytener, seeks explosive revenge, making Lois the target of his vengeful scheme.
- 2.08MxyzpixilatedSep 20, 1997Rate
Superman faces off against Mxyzptlk, a mischievous five-dimensional imp, in a contest of intelligence and cunning rather than strength.
- 2.09Action FiguresSep 20, 1997Rate
Metallo washes ashore on a remote island as an active volcano shows signs of imminent eruption. Suffering from temporary amnesia, he struggles to remember his identity or how he arrived there.
- 2.10Double DoseSep 22, 1997Rate
Livewire breaks out of prison with a vendetta against Superman and seeks an alliance with the Parasite to carry out her plan.
- 2.11Solar PowerSep 26, 1997Rate
Edward Lytener, after escaping from Stryker's Island, transforms into the villain Luminus. He devises a plan to disable Superman by manipulating satellites to filter out all sunlight except for the red spectrum.
- 2.12Brave New MetropolisSep 27, 1997Rate
Lois Lane accidentally enters an alternate reality in which Superman and Lex Luthor jointly rule Metropolis as authoritarian leaders.
- 2.13Monkey FunSep 27, 1997Rate
A monkey that has returned from space begins to grow to enormous proportions and poses a threat to Metropolis.
- 2.14Ghost in the MachineSep 29, 1997Rate
Lex Luthor is compelled to construct a new physical form for Brainiac, who has infiltrated and transferred himself into LexCorp's computer systems.
- 2.15Father's DayOct 3, 1997Rate
Kalibak, Darkseid's son, arrives in Metropolis with the intent to kill Superman and demonstrate his worth to his father.
- 2.16World's Finest (1)Oct 4, 1997Rate
Batman goes to Metropolis after the Joker steals a solid Kryptonite statue and forms an alliance with Lex Luthor to take down Superman.
- 2.17World's Finest (2)Oct 4, 1997Rate
Lois Lane begins a romantic relationship with Bruce Wayne, but her life is endangered when the Joker abducts her in a plot to entice Superman into a deadly confrontation.
- 2.18World's Finest (3)Oct 4, 1997Rate
Lois Lane ends her relationship with Bruce Wayne after discovering his secret identity as Batman. Meanwhile, Lex Luthor attempts to break his partnership with the Joker, but the Joker captures Lex and uses a high-powered aircraft to launch an attack on Metropolis.
- 2.19The Hand of FateOct 6, 1997Rate
Superman seeks the help of the reclusive and uninterested wizard superhero Doctor Fate to contain a powerful demon that has been unleashed.
- 2.20Bizarro's WorldOct 10, 1997Rate
Bizarro becomes aware of Krypton's destruction and tries to replicate the catastrophe in Metropolis. His actions threaten the city as he attempts to recreate the events that led to his homeworld's demise.
- 2.21PrototypeOct 11, 1997Rate
A police officer is given a powerful suit of armor, but he becomes corrupted by the immense power it provides.
- 2.22The Late Mr. KentNov 1, 1997Rate
Clark Kent is presumed dead following a car crash, forcing Superman to act alone as he works to clear an innocent man accused of murder and uncover the true perpetrator.
- 2.23Heavy MetalNov 8, 1997Rate
Superman joins forces with John Henry Irons, also known as Steel, to confront the metallic villain Metallo and stop his threat to Metropolis.
- 2.24Warrior QueenNov 22, 1997Rate
The Queen of Almerac, Maxima, abducts Superman and demands that he marry her, leading to a conflict as he resists her advances and attempts to return to Earth.
- 2.25Apokolips... Now! (1)Feb 7, 1998Rate
Superman forms an unlikely alliance with Orion, a warrior from the war-torn planet Apokolips, to confront Darkseid, who is planning a major assault on Earth.
- 2.26Apokolips... Now! (2)Feb 14, 1998Rate
Darkseid launches an invasion of Earth alongside Steppenwolf, prompting Superman to rally the people of Metropolis and New Genesis forces to defend the planet. Though Superman manages to halt the invasion, the battle comes at a significant cost.
- 2.27Little Girl Lost (1)May 2, 1998Rate
Superman saves a young Kryptonian girl named Kara, the last survivor of the colony of Argos, and takes her in to raise as his own.
- 2.28Little Girl Lost (2)May 2, 1998Rate
Supergirl travels to the war-torn planet Apokolips in an attempt to rescue Superman after he is captured by Granny Goodness and her elite warriors, the Female Furies.
- 3.01Where There's SmokeSep 19, 1998Rate
Superman becomes involved in a conflict between Volcana, a woman possessing extraordinary supernatural abilities, and government agents seeking to harness her powers for military use.
- 3.02Knight TimeOct 10, 1998Rate
Superman takes on the identity of Batman to locate Bruce Wayne after he is taken hostage.
- 3.03New Kids in TownOct 31, 1998Rate
Brainiac travels back in time from 2979 to eliminate a young Clark Kent before he becomes Superman, prompting the Legion of Super-Heroes to send Saturn Girl, Cosmic Boy, and Chameleon Boy to stop him.
- 3.04ObsessionNov 14, 1998Rate
Superman faces off against the Toyman, who attempts to kidnap Darci Mason, a well-known supermodel and robot constructed by the Toyman himself.
- 3.05Little Big Head ManNov 21, 1998Rate
Mr. Mxyzptlk uses his magical powers to bring Bizarro to Metropolis, where he causes chaos and challenges Superman.
- 3.06Absolute PowerJan 16, 1999Rate
Superman discovers a planet under the control of the ruthless rulers Jax-Ur and Mala, who have established a brutal regime from the Phantom Zone.
- 3.07In Brightest Day...Feb 6, 1999Rate
Superman partners with Green Lantern Kyle Rayner to confront the villain Sinestro and prevent his dangerous plans.
- 3.08Superman's PalFeb 20, 1999Rate
Jimmy gains recognition as Superman's friend, a title that initially seems admirable but soon draws significant danger and complications into his life.
- 3.09A Fish StoryMay 8, 1999Rate
Marine creatures launch an assault on Metropolis after Aquaman is captured by Lex Luthor.
- 3.10UnityMay 15, 1999Rate
Superman and Supergirl join forces to protect Smallville from a threat posed by an extraterrestrial force.
- 3.11The Demon RebornSep 18, 1999Rate
Superman and Batman join forces to confront an older Ra's al Ghul, who believes Superman holds the secret to achieving eternal life.
- 3.12Legacy (1)Feb 5, 2000Rate
Superman loses his memory and is taken in by Darkseid, who seeks to use him as a means to conquer Earth.
- 3.13Legacy (2)Feb 12, 2000Rate
Superman escapes Darkseid's influence and travels to Apokolips in an effort to end Darkseid's reign and prevent further destruction.
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Cast & Crew
558 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Tim Daly
as Superman / Clark Kent (voice) (54 Episodes)
Dana Delany
as Lois Lane (voice) (54 Episodes)
David Kaufman
as Jimmy Olsen (voice) (26 Episodes)
Clancy Brown
as Lex Luthor (voice) (20 Episodes)
Lauren Tom
as Angela Chen (voice) (15 Episodes)
Victor Brandt
as Professor Hamilton (voice) (14 Episodes)
Joseph Bologna
as Dan Turpin (voice) (12 Episodes)
Corey Burton
as Brainiac (voice) (9 Episodes) , Stand Owner (voice) (1 Episode) , Binko (voice) (1 Episode) , Brainiac / Councilman / Cop (voice) (1 Episode)
George Dzundza
as Perry White (voice) (10 Episodes)
Brad Garrett
as Bibbo (voice) (6 Episodes) , Lobo (voice) (3 Episodes) , Bibbo / 'Neato' Coralli (voice) (1 Episode)
Joanna Cassidy
as Maggie Sawyer (voice) (9 Episodes)
Lisa Edelstein
as Mercy Graves (voice) (9 Episodes)
Supporting cast
174Shelley Fabares
as Martha Kent (voice) (9 Episodes)
Mike Farrell
as Jonathan Kent (voice) (8 Episodes)
Frank Welker
as Doorman (voice) (1 Episode) , Serpent (voice) (1 Episode) , Evil Creatures (voice) (1 Episode) , Scientist (voice) (1 Episode) , Camorite (voice) (1 Episode) , Krypto (voice) (1 Episode) , Creature (voice) (1 Episode)
Michael Ironside
as Darkseid (voice) (7 Episodes)
Tress Macneille
as Curator (voice) (1 Episode) , Expensive Woman (voice) (1 Episode) , Revolutionary (voice) (1 Episode) , Ms. Stevenson / Annie's Mother / LexCorp Presenter (voice) (1 Episode) , Tour Guide / Old Woman / Waitress (voice) (1 Episode) , Pilot (voice) (1 Episode)
Malcolm Mcdowell
as John Corben (voice) (2 Episodes) , John Corben / Metallo (voice) (2 Episodes) , Metallo (voice) (2 Episodes)
Townsend Coleman
as Captain (voice) (1 Episode) , Death Fist Ninja (voice) (1 Episode) , Co-Pilot (voice) (1 Episode) , Programmer (voice) (1 Episode) , Thug Leader (voice) (1 Episode)
Michael Dorn
as Kalibak (voice) (3 Episodes) , John Henry Irons (voice) (1 Episode) , Steel / John Henry Irons (voice) (1 Episode)
John Rubano
as Guard (voice) (1 Episode) , News Anchor (voice) (1 Episode) , Soldier (voice) (1 Episode) , Houston Control (voice) (1 Episode) , Lexie #1 (voice) (1 Episode)
Kevin Conroy
as Batman / Bruce Wayne (voice) (4 Episodes) , Batman (voice) (1 Episode)
Nicholle Tom
as Supergirl / Kara (voice) (5 Episodes)
Bruce Weitz
as Bruno Mannheim (voice) (4 Episodes)
Peter Renaday
as Captain (voice) (2 Episodes) , Clerk (voice) (1 Episode) , News Anchor (voice) (1 Episode)
Efrem Zimbalist Jr
as Alfred Pennyworth (voice) (4 Episodes)
Diane Michelle
as Lashina (voice) (4 Episodes)
Ed Asner
as Granny Goodness (voice) (4 Episodes)
Michael Donovan
as News Anchor (voice) (3 Episodes) , Additional Voices (voice) (1 Episode)
Christopher Mcdonald
as Jor-El (voice) (3 Episodes)
Joely Fisher
as Lana Lang (voice) (3 Episodes)
Ron Perlman
as Jax-Ur (voice) (3 Episodes)
Brion James
as Parasite / Rudy Jones (voice) (2 Episodes) , Parasite (voice) (1 Episode)
Sherman Howard
as Preserver (voice) (2 Episodes) , Steppenwolf (voice) (1 Episode)
Scott Menville
as Trouble (voice) (2 Episodes) , Kenny Braverman (voice) (1 Episode)
Miguel Ferrer
as Aquaman (voice) (1 Episode) , Mark Mardon (voice) (1 Episode) , De'Cine (voice) (1 Episode)
Jason Marsden
as Teenage Clark Kent (voice) (1 Episode) , Owen (voice) (1 Episode) , Young Clark Kent (voice) (1 Episode)
Jennifer Hale
as Additional Voices (voice) (1 Episode) , Gsptlsnz (voice) (1 Episode) , Female Vacationer (voice) (1 Episode)
Robert David Hall
as Spokesman (voice) (1 Episode) , News Anchor (voice) (1 Episode) , Reporter (voice) (1 Episode)
Andrea Martin
as Mad Harriet (voice) (3 Episodes)
Diane Delano
as Stompa (voice) (3 Episodes)
Charles Napier
as General Hardcastle (voice) (3 Episodes)
Arleen Sorkin
as Harley Quinn (voice) (3 Episodes)
Mark Hamill
as The Joker (voice) (3 Episodes)
Leslie Easterbrook
as Mala (voice) (2 Episodes)
Gilbert Gottfried
as Mr. Mxyzptlk (voice) (2 Episodes)
Eddie Barth
as Detective Kurt Bowman (voice) (2 Episodes)
Laraine Newman
as Toby Raynes (voice) (2 Episodes)
Don Harvey
as Gnaww (voice) (2 Episodes)
Brian George
as Councilman (voice) (1 Episode) , Eugene (voice) (1 Episode)
Bob Hastings
as Commissioner Gordon (voice) (2 Episodes)
Steve Sandor
as Orion (voice) (2 Episodes)
Kevin Michael Richardson
as Al (voice) (1 Episode) , Cop / Thug (voice) (1 Episode)
Philip Maurice Hayes
as Guard (voice) (1 Episode) , Blaine (voice) (1 Episode)
Cam Clarke
as Older Thug (voice) (1 Episode) , Sid Melkin (voice) (1 Episode)
Finola Hughes
as Lara (voice) (2 Episodes)
Joe Lala
as Maitre D' (voice) (1 Episode) , Electrician (voice) (1 Episode)
Charles Howerton
as Hans - Terrorist Guard (voice) (1 Episode) , Whirly Pilot (voice) (1 Episode)
Robert Hays
as Edward Lytener / Luminus (voice) (1 Episode) , Edward Lytener (voice) (1 Episode)
Gregg Berger
as Agent #2 (voice) (1 Episode) , Manager (voice) (1 Episode)
David L Lander
as Sqweek (voice) (2 Episodes)
Peri Gilpin
as Volcana (voice) (1 Episode) , Volcana / Claire Selton (voice) (1 Episode)
Cree Summer
as Psychic Girl (voice) (1 Episode) , Natasha (voice) (1 Episode)
Neil Ross
as Male Anchor / Ralph (voice) (1 Episode) , Captain (voice) (1 Episode)
John Rubinow
as Dr. Vale (voice) (1 Episode) , Helicopter Pilot (voice) (1 Episode)
Robert Ito
as Dr. Teng (voice) (1 Episode) , Awards Presenter (voice) (1 Episode)
Vernee Watson
as Female Worker / Councilwoman (voice) (1 Episode) , Female Neighbor (voice) (1 Episode)
Lori Petty
as Livewire (voice) (2 Episodes)
John Garry
as Hanes (voice) (1 Episode) , Guard (voice) (1 Episode)
John Mariano
as Agent #3 (voice) (1 Episode) , Short Order Cook (voice) (1 Episode)
Dennis Haysbert
as Agent #1 (voice) (1 Episode) , Doctor #1 (voice) (1 Episode)
Lauri Fraser
as Secretary (voice) (1 Episode) , Lizzie (voice) (1 Episode)
Dorian Harewood
as Ron Troupe (voice) (2 Episodes)
Carl Lumbly
as Mayor (voice) (1 Episode) , Alterus (voice) (1 Episode)
Shannon Kenny
as Female Terrorist (voice) (1 Episode) , Sazu (voice) (1 Episode)
Larry Cedar
as Restaurant Owner (voice) (1 Episode) , First Mate (voice) (1 Episode)
Jeff Bennett
as Young Doctor (voice) (1 Episode) , Guard (voice) (1 Episode)
Pat Musick
as Guardian #2 (voice) (1 Episode) , Mother (voice) (1 Episode)
Ted Levine
as Sinestro (voice) (1 Episode) , Karkull (voice) (1 Episode)
Julia Kato
as Amy (voice) (2 Episodes)
Bud Cort
as The Toyman (voice) (2 Episodes)
Michael Horse
as Ubu (voice) (1 Episode) , Sky Sentry Operator (voice) (1 Episode)
Steve Mcgowan
as Thug #1 (voice) (1 Episode) , Stormtrooper Guard (voice) (1 Episode)
Kelly Schmidt
as Lana Lang (voice) (2 Episodes)
Charlie Schlatter
as Flash (voice) (1 Episode)
Jonathan Harris
as Julian Frey (voice) (1 Episode)
Aria Noelle Curzon
as Lucy Lane (voice) (1 Episode)
Jennifer Lien
as Inza Nelson (voice) (1 Episode)
Sharon Lawrence
as Maxima (voice) (1 Episode)
Sarah Douglas
as Mala (voice) (1 Episode)
Michael Greco
as Green Lantern / Kyle Rayner (voice) (1 Episode)
Henry Silva
as Bane (voice) (1 Episode)
Lara Cody
as Alien Girls (voice) (1 Episode)
Jason Priestley
as Chameleon Boy / Reep Daggle (voice) (1 Episode)
John Rubinstein
as Peterson (voice) (1 Episode)
Valri Bromfield
as Big Susan (voice) (1 Episode)
Michael York
as Kanto (voice) (1 Episode)
Ernie Hudson
as Professor Felix (voice) (1 Episode)
Dean Jones
as Col. Sam Lane (voice) (1 Episode)
George Delhoyo
as Dr. Fate / Kent Nelson (voice) (1 Episode)
William H Macy
as Director (voice) (1 Episode)
Nancy Travis
as Darci Mason (voice) (1 Episode)
Jennifer Jason Leigh
as Cetea (voice) (1 Episode)
Mathew Valencia
as Robin / Tim Drake (voice) (1 Episode)
Chad Lowe
as Cosmic Boy / Rokk Krinn (voice) (1 Episode)
Robert Patrick
as LeBeau (voice) (1 Episode)
Mel Winkler
as Commissioner Henderson (voice) (1 Episode)
John Capodice
as Ceasar Carlini (voice) (1 Episode)
Cynthia Gibb
as Trish Mills (voice) (1 Episode)
Barbara Parkins
as Mother Box (voice) (1 Episode)
Jim Cummings
as Phantom Zone Beast (voice) (1 Episode)
Peter Gallagher
as Kurt (voice) (1 Episode)
Peter Mark Richman
as Abin Sur / Guardian #1 (voice) (1 Episode)
Paul Williams
as Penguin (voice) (1 Episode)
Richard Moll
as Emperor Spooj (voice) (1 Episode)
Melissa Joan Hart
as Saturn Girl / Imra Ardeen (voice) (1 Episode)
Larry Drake
as Mr. Eelan (voice) (1 Episode)
Marion Ross
as General Richter (voice) (1 Episode)
Sandra Bernhard
as Gsptlsnz (voice) (1 Episode)
Robert Morse
as Desaad (voice) (1 Episode)
Stuart Pankin
as Doctor Cardy (voice) (1 Episode)
Roddy Mcdowall
as Mad Hatter (voice) (1 Episode)
Tony Pope
as Scientist (voice) (1 Episode)
Brian Cox
as Dr. Earl Garver (voice) (1 Episode)
Miguel Sandoval
as Doctor #2 (voice) (1 Episode)
Scott Valentine
as Sam Coralli (voice) (1 Episode)
Ron Glass
as News Anchorman (voice) (1 Episode)
Mae Whitman
as Young Lois (voice) (1 Episode)
Charity James
as Roxy Rocket (voice) (1 Episode)
Xander Berkeley
as Sgt. Corey Mills (voice) (1 Episode)
Carolyn Seymour
as Kala In-Ze (voice) (1 Episode)
Stephen Root
as Reverend Amos Howell / Unity (voice) (1 Episode)
John Glover
as The Riddler (voice) (1 Episode)
Clyde Kusatsu
as Dr. Cornell (voice) (1 Episode)
Robert Costanzo
as Detective Bullock (voice) (1 Episode)
Tony Jay
as Sul-Van (voice) (1 Episode)
Thomas F Wilson
as Joey (voice) (1 Episode)
Roger Rose
as Driver Cop / Councilman (voice) (1 Episode)
Jesse Batten
as Baby Kal-El (voice) (1 Episode)
Miracle Vincent
as Danitra Evans / Annie (voice) (1 Episode)
Nick Savalas
as Attorney (voice) (1 Episode)
Joe Nipote
as "Spider" Spinelli (voice) (1 Episode)
Yuji Okumoto
as Security Guard (voice) (1 Episode)
Tasia Valenza
as Policewoman (voice) (1 Episode)
Jennifer Richards
as Young Woman (voice) (1 Episode)
Lee Magnuson
as Terrorist (voice) (1 Episode)
Rosalyn Sidewater
as Doctor (voice) (1 Episode)
Keri Tombazian
as Female Correspondent (voice) (1 Episode)
Marcelo Tubert
as Sonar Man (voice) (1 Episode)
Lorin Dreyfuss
as Ben Mardon (voice) (1 Episode)
Haunani Minn
as ER Doctor (voice) (1 Episode)
Kendall Cunningham
as Tommy (voice) (1 Episode)
Ryan O Donohue
as Boy #1 (voice) (1 Episode)
James Patrick Cronin
as Boy #2 (voice) (1 Episode)
Hassan Nicholas
as Bobby Felix (voice) (1 Episode)
Lauren Robinson
as Sarita Felix (voice) (1 Episode)
Jim Meskimen
as Janitor (voice) (1 Episode)
Jeff Dombro
as Guard (voice) (1 Episode)
Castulo Guerra
as NASA Spokesperson (voice) (1 Episode)
Vinnie Paul
as Boy (voice) (1 Episode)
Ed Gilbert
as University Guard (voice) (1 Episode)
Paul Colbert
as Ernest Walker (voice) (1 Episode)
Matt Landers
as Robber (voice) (1 Episode)
Marc Drotman
as Bank Manager (voice) (1 Episode)
Marc Robinson
as Teen (voice) (1 Episode)
Renee Taylor
as Lucille (voice) (1 Episode)
Jack Carter
as Harry (voice) (1 Episode)
Joseph Gole
as Rabbi (voice) (1 Episode)
Al Roker
as Weatherman (voice) (1 Episode)
Debi Mae West
as Billy (voice) (1 Episode)
Susanne Blakeslee
as Teacher (voice) (1 Episode)
Mark Jonathan Davis
as Dude (voice) (1 Episode)
Melissa Disney
as College Girl (voice) (1 Episode)
Charles Rocket
as Used Car Salesman (voice) (1 Episode)
Dina Sherman
as Tina (voice) (1 Episode)
David Walsh
as Captain Croissant (voice) (1 Episode)
Billy West
as Lexie #2 (voice) (1 Episode)
Murphy Cross
as Female Technician (voice) (1 Episode)
David Warner
as Ra's al Ghul (voice) (1 Episode)
Olivia Hussey
as Talia (voice) (1 Episode)
Edward Asner
as Granny Goodness
Michael P Greco
as Green Lantern, Kyle Rayner
Paul Williams Nm0931437
as The Penguin, Oswald Cobblepot
Tom Wilson
as Joey
Jack Carter Nm0141659
as Harry
Dave Walsh
as Captain Croissant
Writers
60Adam Van Wyk
storyboard artist1 episode • 1999
Alan Burnett
series writer44 episodes • 1996–1999, story5 episodes • 1997–1999, story editor1 episode • 1996, story by1 episode • 1997, series story editor51 episodes • 1996–2000
Aluir Amancio
storyboard artist2 episodes • 1999
Andrew Donkin
story1 episode • 1998
Atsuko Tanaka
storyboard artist1 episode • 1996
Bob Foster
storyboard artist1 episode • 1996
Bob Goodman
staff writer48 episodes • 1996–2000, series writer (as Robert Goodman)10 episodes • 1996–1999, story by (as Robert Goodman)1 episode • 1997, teleplay by (as Robert Goodman)1 episode • 1997
Bob Kane
Writer
Bob Smith
storyboard artist3 episodes • 1998–2000
Brandon Vietti
storyboard artist1 episode • 1998
Bret Blevins
storyboard artist12 episodes • 1996–2000
Brian Chin
storyboard artist1 episode • 1996
Bruce Timm
story2 episodes • 1998, prop designer / storyboard artist (as Bruce W. Timm)8 episodes • 1996–2000
Butch Lukic
storyboard artist4 episodes • 1996–1999
Clint Taylor
storyboard artist6 episodes • 1996–1997
Curt Geda
storyboard artist15 episodes • 1996–1998
Curt Swan
story "Superman's Race With the Flash" 1 episode • 1997 (uncredited)
Dan Riba
storyboard artist8 episodes • 1996–2000
Darwyn Cooke
storyboard artist3 episodes • 1998–2000
Dave Bullock
storyboard artist6 episodes • 1997–1999
Diane Kredensor
storyboard artist2 episodes • 1996, storyboard artist1 episode • 1996
Gary Graham
storyboard artist2 episodes • 1997
Hilary Bader
series writer41 episodes • 1996–1999
Hiroaki Noguchi
prop designer / storyboard artist7 episodes • 1996–1997
Hiroyuki Aoyama
storyboard artist3 episodes • 1997
James Tucker
storyboard artist10 episodes • 1996–2000
Jeff Snow
storyboard artist1 episode • 1998
Jerry Siegel
Writer
Jim Mclean
storyboard artist9 episodes • 1996–1997
Jim Shooter
story "Superman's Race With the Flash" 1 episode • 1997 (uncredited)
Joe R Lansdale
story1 episode • 1997
Joe Shuster
Writer
Kazuhide Tomonaga
storyboard artist2 episodes • 1996–1997
Keith Giffen
writer2 episodes • 1996
Kenji Hachizaki
storyboard artist3 episodes • 1996–1997
Lee Weeks
storyboard artist3 episodes • 1998–1999
Masakazu Higuchi
storyboard artist1 episode • 1999
Michael Manley
storyboard artist7 episodes • 1996–1998
Mike Vosburg
storyboard artist1 episode • 1999
Nobuo Tomizawa
storyboard artist7 episodes • 1996–1997
Osamu Kobayashi
storyboard artist1 episode • 1999
Paul Dini
series writer41 episodes • 1996–1999, story6 episodes • 1997–2000, story editor1 episode • 1996, story by1 episode • 1998, series story editor51 episodes • 1996–2000
Paul Rivoche
storyboard artist2 episodes • 1998–1999
Peter Ferk
storyboard artist4 episodes • 1996–1997
Phillip Norwood
storyboard artist9 episodes • 1996–2000
Rich Fogel
series writer9 episodes • 1998–1999, story2 episodes • 1998, series story editor13 episodes • 1998–2000
Ron Fogelman
story1 episode • 1998
Ronnie Del Carmen
storyboard artist1 episode • 1997
Scott Jeralds
storyboard artist1 episode • 1996
Sharon Bridgeman
storyboard artist10 episodes • 1996–1998
Shawna Cha Gallego
storyboard artist1 episode • 1996
Shin Ichi Tsuji
storyboard artist2 episodes • 1998–1999
Stan Berkowitz
series writer44 episodes • 1996–1999, story editor1 episode • 1996, story1 episode • 1997, story by1 episode • 1997, teleplay1 episode • 1997, series story editor51 episodes • 1996–2000
Stephen Destefano
storyboard artist1 episode • 1998
Steve Jones
storyboard clean-up1 episode • 2000
Teiichi Takiguchi
storyboard artist6 episodes • 1997
Thomas A Nelson
storyboard artist2 episodes • 1996
Toshihiko Masuda
storyboard artist3 episodes • 1996–1997
Troy Adomitis
storyboard artist1 episode • 1996
Yuichiro Yano
storyboard artist2 episodes • 1996–1997
Producers
12Alan Burnett
producer53 episodes • 1996–2000
Bob Goodman
assistant to producers13 episodes • 1996–1997
Bruce Timm
producer53 episodes • 1996–2000
David Dorion
assistant to producer / assistant to producers38 episodes • 1997–2000
Glen Murakami
producer12 episodes • 1998–2000
Haven Alexander
associate producer47 episodes • 1996–2000
Jean Maccurdy
executive producer53 episodes • 1996–2000
Macgregor Middleton
assistant to producers6 episodes • 1998–1999
Nancy French
assistant to producers / assistant to producer13 episodes • 1998–2000
Paul Dini
producer53 episodes • 1996–2000
Shaun Mclaughlin
associate producer7 episodes • 1998–2000
Thomas Zellers
assistant to producer / assistant to producers42 episodes • 1996–2000
Other crew
348Yuichiro Yano
(as Yuichiro Yano)2 episodes • 1996–1997, key animator / key animator: TMS (as Yuichiro Yano)3 episodes • 1996–1997, series director (as Yuichiro Yano)38 episodes • 1996–1998
Bruce Timm
1 episode • 1996, character designer / character and prop designer (as Bruce W. Timm)50 episodes • 1996–2000
Scott Jeralds
1 episode • 1996
Nobuo Tomizawa
1 episode • 1997, animation production supervisor1 episode • 1997, background key designer / key animator4 episodes • 1996–1997
Kazumi Fukushima
1 episode • 1999, series director5 episodes • 1999–2000
Kristopher Carter
13 episodes • 1996–1999, conductor / orchestrator 12 episodes • 1996–1998
Lolita Ritmanis
15 episodes • 1996–1999, orchestrator / conductor 20 episodes • 1996–2000
Michael Mccuistion
15 episodes • 1996–1999, conductor / orchestrator 13 episodes • 1996–1999
Dan Riba
15 episodes • 1996–2000, animation timing director1 episode • 1999, series director51 episodes • 1996–2000
Curt Geda
16 episodes • 1996–2000, series director51 episodes • 1996–2000
Kazuhide Tomonaga
2 episodes • 1996–1997, key animator / background key designer4 episodes • 1996–1997
Kenji Hachizaki
3 episodes • 1996–1997, background key designer / key animator3 episodes • 1997, series director38 episodes • 1996–1998
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