DC's Odd Ones Out

Eleven things DC made that belong to no page: a bounty hunter western, an insurance comedy and an anime.

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  1. 1
    Human Target (2010) Human Target

    The most watchable thing here. Twenty-five episodes of a very well-made action show that nobody remembers.

  2. 2
    Powerless (2017) Powerless

    Twelve episodes, and a good idea that NBC pulled off the air before it had finished airing.

  3. 3
    Suicide Squad Isekai (2024) Suicide Squad Isekai

    Ten episodes, and genuinely strange: a Japanese studio taking the Squad entirely seriously inside a fantasy genre.

Then what? DC Nation Shorts is the one worth hunting for. One hundred and thirty-two short films by rotating animators, including Aardman, and most of them are on no streaming service at all.

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The Older Ones

  • The Plastic Man Comedy/Adventure Show 1979, 1 season, 35 episodes
  • Human Target 1992, 1 season, 7 episodes
  • Legion of Super Heroes 2006, 2 seasons, 26 episodes

Made For The Web

  • Lobo 2000, 1 season, 14 episodes

The Two Films

  • Jonah Hex 2010
  • The Losers 2010

Since 2010

  • Human Target 2010, 2 seasons, 25 episodes
  • DC Nation Shorts 2011, 1 season, 132 episodes
  • Powerless 2017, 1 season, 12 episodes
  • Deathstroke: Knights & Dragons 2020, 1 season, 2 episodes
  • Suicide Squad Isekai 2024, 1 season, 10 episodes

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