Young Justice

[Mr. Holmes]

What I really love about the Robin/Zatanna romance is that Paul Dini was always trying to ship Bruce and Zatanna.

[Vibranium]

What I really love about the Robin/Zatanna romance is that Paul Dini was always trying to ship Bruce and Zatanna.

that's why it's weird to see it now....but then I remember that Dick turned into a total manslut when he became Nightwing...so Zatanna aint the first and she sure as hell aint the last

[G. Boney]

Especially dating a single mother, if that's Rocket's case in this show.

I doubt they will go there.

M'Gann gave him the name "Conner" from the show "Hello Megan", but the last name "Kent" was given to him by Reddy and J'onn as a tribute to the late Kent Nelson (or so they said, they probably did it knowing it's Superman's last name).

It was just J'onn and yes it was because of Superman. M'gann "guessed" it was about Kent Nelson and J'onn let her think that because Supes' identity is secret.

[Mat001]

Hopefully we wont get another hiatus. Don't want that to end up getting cancelled like Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes

There will always be a hiatus for summer scheduling purposes and to get caught up. That's standard in animation. Right now the production of "The Simpsons" is working on the episodes that will air in September and October, with November and December being written. Same with the other Fox shows that have been renewed. "Transformers Prime" had several hiatus gaps to get caught up for season one. The season ended in October and since late February, they've been airing new episodes every Saturday night, for season two. Two weeks ago there was a clip show, with only a few new scenes and only three characters being used, with one new locale created and one new character model. This, in turn, has allowed the animators to get ahead on the next episode, while keeping up with the pace of the season. Not to mention that it was designed to build off of the episode that had aired prior to the clip show.

The episodes of season two that are in the can and those close to being done, will wind up airing between now and the middle of or the end of June. This will be important as we have a Batman film coming out and with the Avengers film due out in nine days, it doesn't hurt for WB and CN to have their own product going through till then. But after that, it's possible that there will be a delay until the fall. By that point, both the studio and the network will decide if it's worth giving a third season or not. Next year when "Beware The Batman" debuts, it will be part of the DC Nation block, if one or both shows make it to then.

[Jared]

I got a kick out of Superboy and Robin taking out Batman with a Marvel-patented Fastball Special. :)

Red Arrow getting away, and thus undoing the Light's whole plan, solely because Vandal was literally too busy gloating was weak writing A quick fight and clever-escape, or him surprising Vandal by being able to resist some programming, would have been better. Instead, Vandal literally stands around doing nothing and Roy just goes out the door. To see all the careful planning of the Light boil down to a moment of stupidity that would make Bond Villains double-take was a bit sad.

[Surtur]

Some character stills taken from the Cartoon Network promotional online game.

Is it just me or does Superboy look like he lost a whole lot of weight?

[The Cool Thatguy]

Nope.

Batman prides himself on always being one step ahead. Here, he's several steps behind. He was outflanked and outwitted (at least so far). The how and why of it are largely irrelevant.

Eh, I don't deny that Batman and the League got bush wacked, just that it's not as simple as 'Luthor and Batman have the same resources/everything is equal'.

Luthor can pick his battles and their circumstances, whereas Batman will rush into any dangerous situation where an innocent person is threatened. In addition, The Light has massive resources, to the point where only one of them is a threat to the League.

Personally I wonder if The Light is gonna fall apart on it's own, with all the masterminds having to work together

[Legato]

Is it just me or does Superboy look like he lost a whole lot of weight?

He has got clean from the steroids that Lex gave him

[thwhtGuardian]

I got a kick out of Superboy and Robin taking out Batman with a Marvel-patented Fastball Special. :)

Red Arrow getting away, and thus undoing the Light's whole plan, solely because Vandal was literally too busy gloating was weak writing A quick fight and clever-escape, or him surprising Vandal by being able to resist some programming, would have been better. Instead, Vandal literally stands around doing nothing and Roy just goes out the door. To see all the careful planning of the Light boil down to a moment of stupidity that would make Bond Villains double-take was a bit sad.

Eh, it's been a marvel trick of late but it was a move used by Batman and Superman in the team ups going as far back as at least the 70's, so it seemed more like a World's Finest moment than a Marvel nod.

[kalorama]

Eh, I don't deny that Batman and the League got bush wacked, just that it's not as simple as 'Luthor and Batman have the same resources/everything is equal'.

Which might be relevant if I'd actually said that.

[kalorama]

A normal human with a certain person's DNA.

But beyond using it a source to create the clone, there's no reason why Roy's DNA would be of any interest to them.

[The Cool Thatguy]

Which might be relevant if I'd actually said that.

Except you did. You said...

Batman has plenty of organizational support. He runs a multibillion dollar multinational technology conglomerate that he uses to covertly fund and support his vigilante activities.

in response to

To be fair, the Light includes Luthor, Ras and Savage, they have institutions behind them and they've all covered their tracks pretty well. I think going forward will determine how well Batman and the rest respond.

which I said, in response to

I'm really curious about what the overall goal is here, and yeah. It really is something how far behind the League is. Batman's getting a bad rap here.

[kalorama]

Except you did.

Except I didn't. I never said anything about "Luthor and Batman have the same resources/everything is equal." That was your version of what I said, not what I actually said. (People in the know call that a straw man.) What I actually said (as nicely demonstrated by the quote in your post) is not that. I never made any specific comparison to the size of their relative resources; I simply pointed out that Batman's own resources were considerable, and would be more than enough to do the job if he were focusing them properly.

Nice try, though.

[Legato]

What I really love about the Robin/Zatanna romance is that Paul Dini was always trying to ship Bruce and Zatanna.

I can see that more than Bruce and Diana. Eventhough I thought how Bruce Timm built it was decent

[The Cool Thatguy]

Except I didn't. I never said anything about "Luthor and Batman have the same resources/everything is equal." That was your version of what I said, not what I actually said. (People in the know call that a straw man.) What I actually said (as nicely demonstrated by the quote in your post) is not that. I never made any specific comparison to the size of their relative resources; I simply pointed out that Batman's own resources were considerable, and would be more than enough to do the job if he were focusing them properly.

Nice try, though.

Hmm, wonder where I got that idea

Well, that was my point. The "he doesn't have the resources the bad guys have" argument doesn't wash because he has access to unlimited resources. He hasn't figured out what they're up to simply because they've outmaneuvered him.

Not exact words, but close enough given that was the discussion you were replying to.

Which, like I said, isn't a fair statement per say, because 1) Batman's workload is vastly greater and 2) He might be as rich/resourceful as Savage/Ras/Luthor/Queen Bee on a one on one basis, but combined they blow Batman out of the water