Arrow uses both in the same episode.

Yes, as a reference to both versions. But Ra's refers to himself as Raysh because that's the official way to say it, according to DC.

As for when Nolan use Raz, I think no one at WB really gave a damn. They certainly didn't expect Batman Begins to be a huge hit.

It's like in the Animated Universe...I've always said Lex "Loo-ther". But in the AU, they say, Lex "Loo-THOR".

I hate hearing "Loo-THOR"...

Loo-THOR is the way Otis would say it in Superman: The Movie. Always cracked me up.

Yeah I remember. It's funny when a goof like Otis does it. But not when the whole JL does it.

I think the only one that really bothered me was when George Newbern said it. He was a suitable replacement for Tim Daly (though I always wished Daly had been voicing Superman in JLU) but he always over-enunciated the name.

Repeat of "Out of Time" is on tonight.

This show is spitting all over Arrow

Arrow has become a show full of whiners and cry babies

Be careful. For all we know the writers of this season could all migrate to the new show. Then season two will suck balls. Although, I guess it would be appropriate for The Flash to crash and burn faster than Arrow, given the nature of the series.

I would be more worried about losing the Flash's writers to the new Supergirl series. A show on CBS pays more for their production staff. The Flash is now the CW's number one show, I doubt you'll see them or the production studio wanting to mess with the show.

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