Yeah, that's one reason why I'm not buying DC/Marvel comics anymore -- it was just too difficult trying to keep up with all the different series and crossovers and special events and ... aargh! You stopped for a few months, and all of a sudden this character was dead, and that one was on a different team, and that one was back from the dead ... *head explodes* I like getting the extra stuff, but it's frustrating to have to keep up with it all just to follow the story!

The movie ... aargh. Just, aargh. It could have been so wonderful, and the show itself is such a great example of how to do that sort of thing right. Instead the movie is an awful, putrid mess. (Also, now that I've actually seen the show, all that blathering by the movie casting people in their press releases about how the characters are sort of generic and could be of any race or ethnicity? BULLSHIT. The whole show is so obviously, and respectfully, derived from Inuit and East/Southeast Asian cultural influences, and the character designs, including their facial features, are consistent with that. It's completely obvious what ethnicity they're all supposed to be.)