Andrea Romano

Officially, Batman: Assault on Arkham is an animated sequel to the video game Batman: Arkham Origins, building directly on the events of the game's ending, in which Amanda Waller starts up an Arkham universe version of the Suicide Squad. Unofficially, it's a Batman: The Animated Series/Justice League reunion between voice director Andrea Romano and actor Kevin Conroy, who has been playing Batman off and on since 1992. The last time they worked together on a Batman project was 2009's Superman/Batman: Public Enemies. The movie also brings back CCH Pounder, who has been playing Amanda Waller since Justice League.

'Superman: The Animated Series' star Dana Delany goes in-depth with CA's Andy Khouri about her time voicing Lois Lane on the beloved cartoon from Warner Bros. Animation, including her favorite moments, collaborators and early fondness for Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster's iconic feminist hero.

The animated adaptation of Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely's critically-acclaimed All-Star Superman series premiered this past Monday with a red carpet event at the Paley Center in New York City. ComicsAlliance spoke with the cast on the red carpet, including Lois Lane voice actress Christina Hendricks and her husband actor Geoffrey Arend, who talked about their recent comic book reading list...

Although I'm not always wild about the "Superman/Batman" animated films, I have to admit that the idea of "Superman/Batman: Apocalypse" is growing on me. For starters, Lauren Montgomery is directing - the same Lauren Montgomery responsible for "Wonder Woman," my personal favorite entry in the DC Universe Animated line...