I presume it will be like the Chibi short cartons they've been doing for DC Nation which are fun enough.
They've been hit or miss for me so far, and I don't really see the concept working in a 30-minute episode format.
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I presume it will be like the Chibi short cartons they've been doing for DC Nation which are fun enough.
They've been hit or miss for me so far, and I don't really see the concept working in a 30-minute episode format.
Beware the Batman sounds positively awful
It looked pretty cool from the Comic-Con presentation. I like that they're eschewing the classic villains and pulling out more obscure folk.
Sorry, they lost me at "gun-toting Alfred".
It's sad--I'm watching Young Justice and thinking "Why can't that be Damian? Why can't we have all of them???" and not pausing to remember that this is the only DC property not directed by Nolan that makes me cry the good tears (I'm not sure what in Cornered did it, but it did it.) and wanting an extra Robin is being more than greedy because it's good and we have no reason to think that the next time I see the League it won't be...hell, no reason to think we'll even see the damned League in live action...
This is a pretty nifty series of drawings, both in concept and execution. The Hank Pym Photo Collection: [link]
YJ: Mongul only pawn in game of life.
(I'm not sure what in Cornered did it, but it did it.)
That would be Mal.
He's not instinctively the hobbit in the story (or the softball-playing potential), but yes. Upon reflection, Mal.
A 13-minute film on Moebius, Neal Adams, and Joe Kubert in 1972. [link]
Finally caught up on YJ.
Well, crap.
I had a bad feeling that Jaime's attempts to disable/remove the scarab would end up the cause of the problem. And sure enough.
Surprised they veered so far from the comics with that, though. Hopefully someone can fix it.
I think we're starting to see a little more of what The Light's game plan is. Them playing patsies to The Reach never made much sense. Not sure exactly what their plan is, but I can't help but thinking them drafting the runaways is to combat The Reach, not The Team.
And I have feeling Vandall knew that Mongul would force them to expose/weaken their fleet.
I guess we'll have to see what the fallout is next week.
Good to see Mal sticking with the Gaurdian gig, too.