Heres our take on which ones reign supreme.

Which makes sense, since Jackman is done in by magic.

Finally, hell learn about who and what he is!

The two really have nothing to talk about.

They end up asking each other how theyre doing, but neither has much to add.

To Emanuels delight, the super-strong Obama proceeds to casually terrorize the Republicans.

Gotta love Sudeikis depiction of Biden.

Hes such a scamp.

Gordon meets Batman (Andy Samberg) on the rooftop, next to the Bat Signal and talks shop.

As expected, Batman vanishes when Gordon isnt looking and Gordon makes a crack about it.

Unfortunately, thats not the only place Batman does that.

Gordons freaked, but hes still on board with whats going on.

To be fair, Aquamans water is off at his building.

Even Batmans reasons for accosting Gordon get flimsier.

We go from, I think Two-Face is stealing chemicals!

to, The Penguin got a credit card!

That question is, What if Superman grew up in Germany instead of America?

This looks like a job for Uberman!

The X-Presidents

Recurring, debuted in 1997

Ah, yes.

The easily-aggravated Reagan leads the bumbling fool Ford, sensitive Carter, and always-having-way-too-much-kinky-sex-with-his-wife Bush.

The cartoons are half Hanna-Barbera inanity and half spoofs of world politics.

Most amusing of all is how iconic sound bites are changed up for the sake of action comedy.

We have Reagan telling evildoers, Just say no…to pissing me off!

George Bush leaps into action with the cry, Read my lips: your ass is grass!

I am akilling machine!

Dark days hit the team once Clinton is out of office.

This leads to more super-powered resurrections as the X-X-Presidents show up to save the day.

Crazily enough, the X-Presidents got their own comic book one-shot.

If only we could get one of those for The Rock Obama.

Unfortunately, Moleculo likes doing that way too much.

Whenever anyone mentions his name in earshot, he looks to the camera and shouts, THE MOLECULAR MAN!

whenever anyone compliments his excellent coverage of the foiled bank heist.

is so genuinely infectious that you cant help but get into it.

A hilarious take on the haunting scenes fromSpider-Man 2and that other sequel that never happened (shut up!

), the drama gradually falls apart into an even stranger situation.

You have Hader killing it with his Dafoe impression across from Francos wondrous overacting.

Said impression is just him going, Im Willem Dafoe!

I was inMississippi Burning, remember?

and leaving the room.

Then, like clockwork, they greet the returning Clark Kent (Dwayne Johnson).

It isnt just the glasses.

Its the details that make this, such as Clarks unkempt appearance.

Fittingly, it was this very episode that ultimately spring-boarded his career away from wrestling and into Hollywood.

The Ambiguously Gay Duo

Recurring, debuting in 1996.

It should be funny, but it really isnt.

Not only is itfunny, but in retrospect, its pretty mind-blowing to look at.

Its a complete love letter to comic geeks while starring comedians who would later become big names.

Adam Sandler is the Flash.

Rob Schneider is Jimmy Olsen.

David Spade is Aquaman.

Phil Hartman is Perry White.

Dana Carvey is Batman with Chris Rock as Robin.

Al Franken is Lex Luthor (13 years after portraying German Jimmy Olsen, too!).

Then you have Tim Meadows as Green Lantern!

Yes, Phil LaMarr was NOT the first dude from a Saturday night sketch program to play John Stewart!

Suddenly, his words become clear and dignified as he talks up how Superman was always his hero.

Its silly, but at the same time kind of sweet and genuinely touching.

Driven to tears, Hulk smashes the podium and mumbles, Nuff said.

And thats where a lot of the fun is.

There are so many Easter eggs here.

Black Lightning (Sinbad) shows up with nobody recognizing him and it works.

He also zaps Rob Schneider a couple times and thats always fun to watch.

Get off my case, CHUMP!

Honorable mention goes to aSaturday Night Liveskit called Justice League of America from 1991.

All I know from the little information available online is that Chris Farley played a hero named Super Pope.

That has to be fantastic.