Justice League

The Paul Dini/Bruce Timm Batman: The Animated Series, later The Advs. of Batman & Robin, later part of the Batman/Superman Advs. hour, later Batman: Gotham Knights, but basically all one show) directly ties into Superman: The Animated Series (also part of that hour with Batman), the sequel series Batman Beyond, and Justice League, which is now called Justice League Unlimited (and looks to be an omnibus of the entire DC universe of characters).

Archive 2004-10-10 Toby O'B 2004

The Paul Dini/Bruce Timm Batman: The Animated Series, later The Advs. of Batman & Robin, later part of the Batman/Superman Advs. hour, later Batman: Gotham Knights, but basically all one show) directly ties into Superman: The Animated Series (also part of that hour with Batman), the sequel series Batman Beyond, and Justice League, which is now called Justice League Unlimited (and looks to be an omnibus of the entire DC universe of characters).

HUGHNIVERSAL SHOCK Toby O'B 2004

The story follows the Justice League, which is made up of all our favourite DC Comic characters such as, Superman, Wonder Woman, Flash and Batman.

Crisis on Two Earths for the New Justice League : Chronicles Network: Science Fiction & Fantasy 2010

But it doesn't make sense that it should be called the Justice League, or that it should be organized the same way, because Infinite Crisis demonstrated that that totally doesn't work.

Archive 2006-11-01 Douglas Wolk 2006

But it doesn't make sense that it should be called the Justice League, or that it should be organized the same way, because Infinite Crisis demonstrated that that totally doesn't work.

Week 29: Nihilist Spasm Superteam Douglas Wolk 2006

The Justice League Unlimited cartoon is perhaps the best ever animated super-hero show, and the comic book based on the cartton version of the Justice League is a welcome companion.

Quick Christmas Comic Reviews David S. Carter 2005

The Justice League Unlimited cartoon is perhaps the best ever animated super-hero show, and the comic book based on the cartton version of the Justice League is a welcome companion.

Archive 2005-12-01 David S. Carter 2005

As for the first couple of issues when it was just called Justice League, that one bothers me also.

DC Database - Recent changes [en] Mrblonde267 2010

As for the first couple of issues when it was just called Justice League, that one bothers me also.

DC Database - Recent changes [en] Slimybug 2010

Both to see that the Justice League was the first comic between the two to cross over with another comic (do note that Avengers had quite a few crossovers in the 70s, they just happened to not have any in the late 70s/early 80s), and also to see that the Avengers seemed to have more long stretches (i.e. roughly stretches of 20 issues or more) of self-contained issues through history, as compared to the Justice League, while the Justice League easily had the two most significant chunks (56 and 53) as compared to the Avengers' most impressive chunk (64).

Self-Contained Title Experiment | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources 2008