Justice League: Gods And Monsters Chronicles - "Big" Now Ready To Watch

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As promised, the 3rd short of the Justice League: Gods and Monsters Chronicles is now available to watch. Bruce Timm works some magic when he's allowed to do what he wants and he delivers. The last short, entitled "BIG", has Wonder Woman as you never seen her. While nowhere near as gruesome as "Twisted," and not as surprising as "Bomb," people still die and some sexual context. We can't wait for the full release next month!

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