Superman/Batman: Public Enemies

Superman/Batman: Public Enemies is an animated action adventure in which Lex Luthor has become President of the United States. With a Kryptonite meteor on a collision course with Earth, Luthor uses the crisis to turn public opinion against Superman, declaring him and Batman outlaws and placing a billion-dollar bounty on them. Heroes and villains alike join the manhunt, leaving the two to clear their names, uncover the truth behind Luthor's scheme and prevent the meteor from striking.

The film adapts the comic by Jeph Loeb and Ed McGuinness, with Loeb and Stan Berkowitz writing the screenplay, and it was directed by Sam Liu. It is the first of 22 films he has directed, followed by Hulk vs. Thor. Tim Daly voices Superman and Kevin Conroy voices Batman, roles they had played in earlier animated productions, with Clancy Brown as Lex Luthor. Xander Berkeley, Corey Burton and Ricardo Chavira are among the twenty credited cast members. Produced by Warner Bros. Animation, Warner Premiere and DC Comics, it runs 67 minutes.

Audience response has been solid: on IMDb it holds 7.1 out of 10 from around 27,000 votes, and on TMDB it also sits at 7.1, from roughly 743 ratings. The size of the IMDb vote count, well into five figures, suggests the film reached a broad audience beyond dedicated followers of the DC animated line.