I kind of wish someone else were going to be overseeing the team, but Batman does make sense. I'm just kind of sick of Batman being "the guy" for virtually everything.
I was thinking the Martian Manhunter, actually. He was always the guy basically running the League in JL/JLU. I liked that element. It gave J'onn a unique identity on the team and it made a lot of sense, since all the other members of the big 7 would naturally be off dealing with their own problems a lot of the time, whereas J'onn doesn't have much else to do besides League business.Agreed, this seems more like Superman's expertise instead of Batman's imho.
I kind of wish someone else were going to be overseeing the team, but Batman does make sense.
Should i wait for more reprints of "Sins of the Youth" and "League of their Own" trades? Those are the only two trades, and they're like 20-30 bucks on Amazon. :/ Sold out nearly everywhere. Should i have faith in DC that theyre gonna reprint these trades?
So this shows univerise is the same as Crisis on 2 Earths?
I was thinking the Martian Manhunter, actually. He was always the guy basically running the League in JL/JLU. I liked that element. It gave J'onn a unique identity on the team and it made a lot of sense, since all the other members of the big 7 would naturally be off dealing with their own problems a lot of the time, whereas J'onn doesn't have much else to do besides League business.
The only three trades of YOUNG JUSTICE that ever existed are:
- DC PRESENTS: YOUNG JUSTICE (which collects JLA: WORLD WITHOUT GROWN-UPS, the prelude mini to YJ)
- YOUNG JUSTICE: A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN (which collects YJ #1-7 & YJ Secret Files #1)
- YOUNG JUSTICE: SINS OF YOUTH (which collects, I believe, a few issues around YJ #19-20 or round about)
And, to be technical, there was also a trade called SPYBOY/YOUNG JUSTICE, which featured their crossover with the Dark Horse franchise, worked on by the same creative team.
The series ran about 4-5 years before Geoff Johns helped end it and merge it into the relaunch of TEEN TITANS. I think the series ended around issue #50. Which is, actually, a very long run for a series that began in 1998.
Cool. I already read the World Without Grown-Ups story in the individual prestige issues when it came out. Didn't know about A League of Their Own, though. I'll have to try and get that.The only three trades of YOUNG JUSTICE that ever existed are:
- DC PRESENTS: YOUNG JUSTICE (which collects JLA: WORLD WITHOUT GROWN-UPS, the prelude mini to YJ)
- YOUNG JUSTICE: A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN (which collects YJ #1-7 & YJ Secret Files #1)
- YOUNG JUSTICE: SINS OF YOUTH (which collects, I believe, a few issues around YJ #19-20 or round about)
And, to be technical, there was also a trade called SPYBOY/YOUNG JUSTICE, which featured their crossover with the Dark Horse franchise, worked on by the same creative team.
The series ran about 4-5 years before Geoff Johns helped end it and merge it into the relaunch of TEEN TITANS. I think the series ended around issue #50. Which is, actually, a very long run for a series that began in 1998.
I hear you Dread and to go just a tad off topic are you planning to review Batman: Under The Hood, Dread?
It seems likely that DC would issue new prints of these 3 YOUNG JUSTICE trades when the show starts (although who knows about the Spy Boy thing; that's a franchise that seemed like it was going somewhere and then just died). The question will be whether DC packages the rest of the run into trades and releases it. Packaging and reprinting stuff does take some effort, especially for comics that are quite old and with DC's continuity shifting about 15 times since YJ ended. On the other hand, there's no better time to do so than when the cartoon is on.
I bought it last night but I didn't watch it since I had to get up early today. Since I've had to write for Examiner, I've spent less time reviewing some stuff on SHH. I know there are some DTV's or movies I probably skipped reviewing. But I do intend to see it.
In a totally unrelated survey of YouTube, it seems the release of the YJ trailer has sparked 2 new "my thoughts" videos within the last 3 days. There have been zero for "Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes" within that time. So I am curious if YJ is winning the buzz battle despite it's trailer actually showing less animation than the Avengers one did (while seeming to show more data and energy).
Oh i gotcha, I was just curious. You give great reviews and some people are comparing it to MOTP and ROTJ which is just absurd in my mind. I was curious to your thoughts on it when you of course get the chance to watch it.
I have been severely underwhelmed by Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, it just doesnt look that good to me.