team arrives with a recovered Captain Atom, who apprehends Luthor. Batman succeeds in destroying the meteor, and Superman finds him alive in an escape pod. With the truth of Metallo's death now public knowledge, Superman is cleared of the murder charge, while Luthor is arrested and taken away to face trial and impeachment for his crimes. Batman returns to Gotham City while the Daily Planets star journalist, Lois Lane, arrives and happily embraces the Man of Steel. Cast Tim Daly as Kal-El/Clark Kent/Superman Kevin Conroy as Bruce Wayne/Batman Clancy Brown as Lex Luthor Xander Berkeley as Captain Atom Corey Burton as Captain Marvel (credited), Solomon Grundy (uncredited) Ricardo Antonio Chavira as Major Force Allison Mack as Power Girl John C. McGinley as Metallo CCH Pounder as Amanda Waller LeVar Burton as Black Lightning Calvin Tran as Toyman / Hiro Okamura Mark Jonathan Davis as Newscaster Brian George as Gorilla Grodd Jennifer Hale as Starfire, Killer Frost (uncredited) Rachael MacFarlane as Nightshade, Lady Shiva (uncredited), Billy Batson (uncredited) Alan Oppenheimer as Alfred Pennyworth Andrea Romano as Giganta, Computer (uncredited) Bruce Timm as Mongul Michael Gough as Hawkman (uncredited), Captain Cold (uncredited) Jonathan Adams as General (uncredited) Although voice actress Jennifer Hale receives screen credit for playing Starfire, the character does not speak in the released version of the film and Hale is not credited for playing Killer Frost, a role she reprised from Justice League and Justice League Unlimited. In addition to Jennifer Hale's uncredited reprisal of Killer Frost, actors that reprise their roles from the DC animated universe include Clancy Brown, Kevin Conroy, Tim Daly, and CCH Pounder, who reprise their roles as Lex Luthor, Batman, Superman, and Amanda Waller, respectively. Soundtrack Reception IGN reviewed both the standard and Blu-ray versions of the movie positively, awarding an 8.0 rating. This surpassed IGN review of Superman: Doomsday, Batman: Gotham Knight, and Green Lantern: First Flight. The review score matched that of Justice League: The New Frontier. At the DVD sales chart, Superman/Batman: Public Enemies opened at #5, selling 197,626 in the first week for revenue of $3,222,460. As of today, 527,482 units have been sold translating to $7,911,279 in revenue (This does not include rentals/Blu-ray sales). This makes Public Enemies the second highest selling DVD only behind Superman: Doomsday and the third most profitable of the ten movies in the DC Universe Animated Original Movies line-up. The film has currently earned