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Justice League Unlimited/Metamorphosis (1)
From The TV IV
| Metamorphosis (1) | |
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| Season 1, Episode 22 | |
| Airdate | October 4, 2002 |
| Production Number | 1.22 |
| Written by | Len Uhley |
| Directed by | Dan Riba |
| ← 1x21 A Knight of Shadows (2) |
1x23 → Metamorphosis (2) |
| Justice League Unlimited — Season One | |
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Metamorphosis (1) is the twenty-second episode of the first season of Justice League.
Starring the Voices of: Kevin Conroy (Batman), Maria Canals (Hawkgirl), Phil LaMarr (Green Lantern), George Newbern (Superman), Tom Sizemore (Rex Mason/Metamorpho), Danica McKellar (Sapphire), Earl Boen (Simon Stagg), Richard Moll (Java), Michael Bell (NTSB Inspector), Lisa Long (Secretary), John Rubinow (Brakeman)
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Plot Overview
When an old friend of John Stewart's is changed on a molecular level, he lashes out against society and his former employer, Simon Stagg.
Notes
Comic Book Parallels
- Metamorpho: Rex Mason was an adventurer and explorer working under the eyes of Simon Stagg, an eccentric billionaire with a penchant for the weird. During one of his missions for Stagg, he became trapped in an Egyptian Pyramid while searching for the Orb of Ra. However, he was able escape from the pyramid when the Orb of Ra transformed his body and genetic makeup in such a way that he gained the ability to control his chemical composition and shape. Though, the drawback of having these powers was that it transformed his natural look in such a way that he barely looked human. After taking on the name of Metamorpho, Mason went on to found the Outsiders with Batman and has been a member of teams such as Justice League Europe and Justice League of America until his death in JLA v3 #01. He has since returned from the dead.
- First Appearance: The Brave and the Bold #57, written by Bob Haney.
Arc Advancement
Happenings
Characters
Referbacks
Trivia
The Show
- Gone Fishing: Wonder Woman and Flash do not appear in this episode. Also, Martian Manhunter appears, he doesn't have any lines.
Behind the Scenes
- Network Notes: The train wreck was originally supposed be a plane crash, but it was changed due to concerns that it might be linked with the World Trade Center terrorist attack.
