Justice League: The New Frontier DVD Giveaway

The fans of videogames and comic books are virtually one and the same, but even those who are fans of one or the other can't help but acknowledge the influence of one medium on the other. One of the most storied comic book alliances, the Justice League, hasn't had too much videogame attention paid to it, but there's certainly no shortage of comic material. In fact, Warner Bros. and DC Universe have even ventured into the land of animated movies, with Justice League: New Frontier becoming the first-even Justice League animated movie. And we're giving three of these Justice League DVDs away courtesy of Warner Home Video.
This free daily entry contest is open worldwide to anyone 18 years old or older. Simply complete and submit the entry form below (up to once per day per email address) through the giveaway's deadline of 11:59pm PST on March 19, 2008. Winners will be chosen at random and notified via e-mail, so make sure you leave us a valid email address. Good luck!

DVD synopsis: Based on Darwyn Cooke's graphic novel, this thrilling adventure reveals the origin of the Justice League. With Cold War paranoia putting Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman under government suspicion, only the gravest threat imaginable can force these heroes -- along with The Flash, Green Lantern and Martian Manhunter -- to unite and try to save the world.

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