Young Justice League

I still don't like that Robin isn't the leader, and I'd still have preferred it to be Tim Drake and Bart Allen instead of Dick Grayson and Wally West. However, I can overlook that because the show is pure awesomeness.

It is made of pure awesome. That much we can all agree on.

Here's some illustrated bios of the team;
http://comicbookmovie.com/fansites/SuperHeroTooniverse/news/?a=26989

Interesting. So Robin is the youngest of the group by two years yet he is the most experienced. And Artemis is Green Arrow's niece? Interesting touch. I wonder who she will wind up being for her secret identity. Sounds really cool.

It begins this Friday. Can't wait.

jaydee74 wrote:It begins this Friday. Can't wait.

Yeah! Though I'll be more excited when they finish re-airing the pilot and get into new episodes. I love the pilot, but I've already watched it 3 times.

jaydee74 wrote:It begins this Friday. Can't wait.

w00t!

like this alot better than Batman: Brave and the Bold. Brave and the bold was aimed obviously at younger veiwers. this series is going back to the teenage crowd. also digging the animation in this.

^^^^Ditto but I love me some Aquaman dialogue. He had the funniest lines.

Definitely have my DVR set for this.

Here's a synopsis and photo of the first non-pilot episode, "Welcome to Happy Harbour"
http://comicbookmovie.com/fansites/SuperHeroTooniverse/news/?a=27562
I don't like the costume of Mr.Twister, but maybe it'll look better on screen.

Mister Twister is the first villain? Seriously? Who's next? The Mad Mod?

I enjoyed watching the pilot again. Even if it's broken into three parts before we get into new episodes.

I'm sure those who caught the unofficial premiere could care less, but happy they're reairring them. Missed and was pissed.

(Geh, I hate when I rhyme.)

Just watched the first episode.
I like this show alot.

superdoug wrote:Mister Twister is the first villain? Seriously? Who's next? The Mad Mod?

If they made him like the Teen Titans toon Mad Mod I wouldn't mind.

Same here. I'm curious to see who they bring in. I am hoping to see Slade in the show.

Anyone see Conan last night? They debuted his Bruce Timm designed "Flaming C" and they meshed him in a clip of the show's pilot last moments. Here's the clip;

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That was awesome.

supervenom wrote:like this alot better than Batman: Brave and the Bold. Brave and the bold was aimed obviously at younger veiwers. this series is going back to the teenage crowd. also digging the animation in this.

IMHO, Brave and the Bold was just a good show in general. Age group didn't play into it.

The show to introduce 170 DC Characters in the first season!?

http://comicbookmovie.com/fansites/GulfCoastAvengers/news/?a=28021

It's ambitious of them to do this and I hope it works out for them but I hope it doesn't overwhelm people who are not as familiar with all of the characters.

Welcome to Happy Harbour

Kinda meh. It was terrific looking as usual but the plot didn't hold up. Why were they fighting Mr. Twister in their civilian disguises? I thught that would be a huge no-no for them. And the Mr. Twister design was kinda lame. I mean, they had a scarf on his costume, it totally made him clash or whatever.

I find Superboy kind of a dick. I know he's new to the whole "human interaction" thing, but I just felt bad for Megan. Especially after the mix up before thevclimax.

Not a bad new episode but not totally great either. I guess I could understand why they weren't wearing their costumes in this episode. As a team, this Young Justice League is still finding their legs and it was obvious watching them in action. I didn't think we were going to see Roy again so soon. This has potential as a show but from this first episode, it was just okay. Hopefully the next episode will be better.

Welcome to Happy Harbor

I liked this. It wasn't the best episode ever, but it was enjoyable. Robin is still a little too childish for my tastes, and I'm not really loving the way Superboy is being portrayed. I get he's angry, but it's just not the Superboy I'm used to. Still, those are minor gripes.

I actually liked the Mr. Twister design.

As for them fighting in their civilian clothes, it doesn't bother me. Weirdly, I've always liked when heroes occasionally fight in civilian clothes. It made sense why they'd do it here. I mean, they were out and told about the disturbance. They didn't have their costumes with them (which they should keep a spare costume in Megan's ship if that's going to be a recurring means of transportation), and they didn't want to waste time getting them. Also, it wasn't that different for them in civilian clothes. I mean, Aqualad, Miss Martian, and Superboy already show their faces when in costume (and I think it's hard to miss a green girl anyway), and Superboy was wearing his costume. He just had a jacket on over it. As for Robin and Kid Flash, once KF put his goggles on they sort of acted like a mask, and Robin's sun glasses covered about as much as his domino mask would have.

I did like the touch of Batman telling Robin not to reveal his identity.

I'm really looking forward to the next episode.