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* GodNeverSaidThat: Creator/AlanMoore is famous for being very critical of his comics being adapted for the screen. According to a rumour that's often repeated as fact (including on this very site), he actually enjoyed the animated adaptation of this story. However, [[https://www.cbr.com/comic-book-legends-revealed-561/3/ there's no evidence that he's ever complimented the adaptation]], or that he's even seen it.
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* GodNeverSaidThat: Creator/AlanMoore is famous for being very critical of his comics being adapted for the screen. According to a rumour that's often repeated as fact (including on this very site), he actually enjoyed the animated adaptation of this story. However, [[https://www.cbr.com/comic-book-legends-revealed-561/3/ there's no evidence that he's ever complimented the adaptation, adaptation]], or that he's even seen it.
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* GodNeverSaidThat: Creator/AlanMoore is famous for being very critical of his comics being adapted for the screen. According to a rumour that's often repeated as fact (including on this very site), he actually enjoyed the animated adaptation of this story. However, there's no evidence that he ever praised the adaptation, or that he's even seen it.
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* GodNeverSaidThat: Creator/AlanMoore is famous for being very critical of his comics being adapted for the screen. According to a rumour that's often repeated as fact (including on this very site), he actually enjoyed the animated adaptation of this story. However, there's no evidence that he he's ever praised complimented the adaptation, or that he's even seen it.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Notably one of the only adaptations of his work Alan Moore ever actually ''liked''.
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* GodNeverSaidThat: Creator/AlanMoore is famous for being very critical of his comics being adapted for the screen. According to a rumour that's often repeated as fact (including on this very site), he actually enjoyed the animated adaptation of this story. However, there's no evidence that he ever praised the adaptation, or that he's even seen it.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: There are some rumors going around that the story was supposed to be about ComicBook/MartianManhunter. If so, then the protagonist's characterization as an alien who wants his perfect life to be on his revitalized home planet makes a lot of sense.[[note]]It would make ''even more sense'' Post-Crisis, with J'onn being teleported thousands of years into the future, which by then Mars is a completely barren world.[[/note]]
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** There are some rumors going around that the story was supposed to be about ComicBook/MartianManhunter. If so, then the protagonist's characterization as an alien who wants his perfect life to be on his revitalized home planet makes a lot of sense.[[note]]It would make ''even more sense'' Post-Crisis, with J'onn being teleported thousands of years into the future, which by then Mars is a completely barren world.[[/note]][[/note]]
** In his "Alan Moore's Writing for Comics!" essay, Alan Moore revealed the story was supposed to feature ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} in Franchise/WonderWoman's role, but he wasn't allowed to use the former due to her impending death: "...I originally wanted to use Supergirl but then Julie Schwartz informed me that she'd be popping her bright red clogs during Crisis on Infinite Earths and suggested that I use Wonder Woman instead."
** There are some rumors going around that the story was supposed to be about ComicBook/MartianManhunter. If so, then the protagonist's characterization as an alien who wants his perfect life to be on his revitalized home planet makes a lot of sense.[[note]]It would make ''even more sense'' Post-Crisis, with J'onn being teleported thousands of years into the future, which by then Mars is a completely barren world.
** In his "Alan Moore's Writing for Comics!" essay, Alan Moore revealed the story was supposed to feature ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} in Franchise/WonderWoman's role, but he wasn't allowed to use the former due to her impending death: "...I originally wanted to use Supergirl but then Julie Schwartz informed me that she'd be popping her bright red clogs during Crisis on Infinite Earths and suggested that I use Wonder Woman instead."
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* ApprovalOfGod: Notably one of the only adaptations of his work Alan Moore ever actually ''liked''.
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-->''I don't think he'd be happier on Krypton. It's just that Superman never really knew Krypton and had a profound longing to experience that part of his history. Krypton is part of him but Earth, I think, is a bigger part.''
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: There are some rumors going around that the story was supposed to be about ComicBook/MartianManhunter. If so, then the protagonist's characterization as an alien who wants his perfect life to be on his revitalized home planet makes a lot of sense.[[note]]It would make ''even more sense'' Post-Crisis, with J'onn being teleported thousands of years into the future, which by then Mars is a completely barren world.[[/note]]
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: There are some rumors going around that the story was supposed to be about ComicBook/MartianManhunter. If so, then the protagonist's characterization as an alien who wants his perfect life to be on his revitalized home planet makes a lot of sense.[[note]]It would make ''even more sense'' Post-Crisis, with J'onn being teleported thousands of years into the future, which by then Mars is a completely barren world.[[/note]]
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-->''I don't think he'd be happier on Krypton. It's just that Superman never really knew Krypton and had a profound longing to experience that part of his history. Krypton is part of him but Earth, I think, is a bigger part.''
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: There are some rumors going around that the story was supposed to be about ComicBook/MartianManhunter. If so, then the protagonist's characterization as an alien who wants his perfect life to be on his revitalized home planet makes a lot of sense.[[note]]It would make ''even more sense'' Post-Crisis, with J'onn being teleported thousands of years into the future, which by then Mars is a completely barren world.[[/note]]''
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: There are some rumors going around that the story was supposed to be about ComicBook/MartianManhunter. If so, then the protagonist's characterization as an alien who wants his perfect life to be on his revitalized home planet makes a lot of sense.[[note]]It would make ''even more sense'' Post-Crisis, with J'onn being teleported thousands of years into the future, which by then Mars is a completely barren world.[[/note]]
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: There are some rumors going around that the story was supposed to be about ComicBook/MartianManhunter. If so, then the protagonist's characterization as an alien who wants his perfect life to be on his revitalized home planet makes a lot of sense.[[note]]It would make ''even more sense'' Post-Crisis, with J'onn being teleported thousands of years into the future, which by then Mars is a completely barren world.[[/note]]
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Framk Maneiro, Batman's Latin American voice actor in ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'', has called this his favorite episode to dub in a convention. Although he couldn't remember the name of the episode, he did remember the part of Bruce's illusion, calling it the saddest part to ever voice involving The Caped Crusader.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Creator/AlanMoore, who dislikes most media adaptations of his work, has expressed approval of the Franchise/{{DCAU}} WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague episode, and actually allowed his name to appear in the credits.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Creator/AlanMoore, who dislikes most media adaptations of his work, has expressed approval approved of the Franchise/{{DCAU}} WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' episode, and actually allowed his name to appear in the credits.credits (which he hasn't done since the infamous failure of ''Film/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'').
** This has been somewhat overstated. While Moore did approve of the show adapting the story beforehand, he has never given his opinion of the result, and it is unknown if he has ever even seen it.
** This has been somewhat overstated. While Moore did approve of the show adapting the story beforehand, he has never given his opinion of the result, and it is unknown if he has ever even seen it.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: There are some rumors going around that the story was supposed to be about ComicBook/MartianManhunter. If so, then the protagonist's characterization as an alien who wants his perfect life to be on his revitalized home planet makes a lot of sense.
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* WordOfGod: J.M. Dematteis, writer of the animated adaptation:
-->''I don't think he'd be happier on Krypton. It's just that Superman never really knew Krypton and had a profound longing to experience that part of his history. Krypton is part of him but Earth, I think, is a bigger part.''
-->''I don't think he'd be happier on Krypton. It's just that Superman never really knew Krypton and had a profound longing to experience that part of his history. Krypton is part of him but Earth, I think, is a bigger part.''
