I'm just back from a premiere of Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths at the Paley Center here in New York, and I've got to say, it's a great PG-13 thriller that comics fans will love...especially you longtime fans: You'll enjoy seeing some surprising (and evil) versions of the Detroit Justice League (yes, that means Vibe), Halo and Looker from the Outsiders, and even a really bad Uncle Dudley from the Marvel family. A more detailed review will come tomorrow, but I wanted to say thanks to Warner Bros.' Gary Miereanu for hosting the event and bringing in a panel with writer Dwayne McDuffie, vocal casting director Andrea Romano, and actor James Woods, who voices Owlman. Woods revealed that he had originally been slated to voice Lex Luthor in the film when it was first planned more than six years ago. Back then, the story was envisioned as a transitionary tale that would serve as a bridge between the Justice League and Justice League Unlimited animated series. It was shelved, McDuffie said, because there wasn't enough time to do the story back then. But luckily it's resurfaced now. Be sure to check back for the full review, and look for Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths available on DVD, Blu-ray, and download next Tuesday, February 23.