sleepygeeky
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It doesn't get stale due to the constant rotation of characters. It's awesome.
That's why I hate it. I felt that JL was finally getting stuff right, to the point where I actually wanted to watch every day, and then the whole movie thing... gah.
I like to concentrate on the cores. A guest star is cool every now and then, and pointing out stuff you remeber from the comics can be neat... but JLU takes it too far. A huge cast of characters is hard, really, because you don't have time to concentrate and develope every one, so you just spread it around and great characters end up being completely 2D. Unless you're writing War and Peace, I think for a short-format type thing a small cast of characters are good. That's where X-Men:Evo and Teen Titans really succeeded with me -- you had just enough people to rotate the plots, but everyone usually gets enough screentime to make fans happy.
That is why I agree with you.
I am not a fan of a huge cast of characters, it gets too overwhelming.
I stick to reading or series in which include a smaller group like you said X-Men Evo and I liked Teen Titans for the same reason as well.
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