Whether it be Catwoman, Baine, Two-Face, The Riddler, Harley Quinn, Cyborg, The Flash, Martian Man-Hunter or Wonder Woman, one fanboy/girl will have their fill at some point. As for other characters, fans will get to see villains and heroes. The characters that get the most screen time are Luthor, Joker, Batman, Robin and Superman (Travis Willingham). Perhaps the whole payoff doesn't feel like all characters had equal screen time but it is fun to watch. What's cool to see that was written into the screenplay was the inclusion of several other popular DC characters. Its running time is too short to really be considered a movie. As an overall story it's fun fluff but it feels more like an extended TV episode more than an actual movie. Once Luthor breaks The Joker out of Arkham Asylum, Batman & Robin (Charlie Schlatter) head out to find out what's going on. After losing the "man of the year" award to Bruce Wayne (Troy Baker) and with election day being a day away, Lex Luthor (Clancy Brown) hatches a scheme that involves having The Joker (Christopher Corey Smith) persuading his non-believers.
With that, these two managed to make a decent little video that's largely enjoyable to sit through. Goodman, a TV writer who has sporadic work over multiple genres. The other writer involved with Burton was David A. With permission he was given the chance to direct and co-write his first home video (which was this). Enter Jon Burton a game designer and video game director. Yet before this, the DC characters did have a small movie of their own.
This is validated with when viewing of The Lego Movie (2014) because Superman, Green Lantern, Batman, Wonder Woman and couple others had appearances during the film. The difference between the two comic book giants was that Warner Brothers Studios owned the rights of the main DC comic properties to be shown in movies while Marvel wasn't included. The same went for DC comic characters as well. As superheroes became more bankable during the rise of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, LEGO was able to make even more products. Whether it is Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings or anything else that was well incredibly lucrative at the time, the LEGO company had something for it. Before The Lego Movie (2014) completely shot the small building block toy into moviegoers' spotlights, the LEGO company had long since prior to that adapting their products for all kinds of popular franchises.
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