Captain Atom was a superhero and a member of the Justice League. He was composed of living nuclear energy and had to be confined to his containment suit to interact with others.

The Captain possessed the abilities of flight, super strength, energy absorption and energy projection on a level sufficient to put up a decent fight against Superman himself. The Captain was one of the first new League members to be given an important assignment: investigating a radioactive accident in Communist Asia, alongside Supergirl and the John Stewart. Captain Atom's conduct as an USA military officer was too uptight for the lighthearted heroes like Kara and Green Arrow, which at first caused some animosity between them.

Captain Atom was torn between his dual commitments, when he was approached by General Eiling, who informed him that his commission in the Air Force had been reactivated.

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• Kevin Conroy talks about voicing Batman in the DC Universe Animated Original Film Batman Gotham Knight.

Source: The World's Finest

• DCAU Episodes Available Online

As of April 29, 2008, Kids' WB has launched DC Herozone, a website currently running episodes of Batman: The Animated Series, Static Shock, The Zeta Project and Batman Beyond.

Source: The World's Finest forums

• Justice League - Season One announced for Blu-ray

After high-def success with their Blu-ray release of Justice League: The New Frontier, Warner Home Video has announced their decision to go back to the modern-day roots of the animated adventures of the team with a Blu-ray disc release of 2001's Justice League - Season 1. This package will answer the call on August 19th.

All 26 episodes running 575 minutes will come on 3 double-density "BD-50" Blu-ray discs. The list price is $59.95 (meaning you should be able to pick this up in stores around $40-$45 "street price", after retailer discounts).

Source: TVShowsOnDVD.com

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