Young Justice Season 2: The New Blood.

[Ian Pressman]

Disagree. I think that is the Roy that was taken by the Light.

I thought we were all in agreement that Speedy is the original Roy, and Red Arrow is the clone. Unless he starts calling himself arsenal, or some such.

[Kyer]

I prefer having both Barry and Wally around.

So do I...but look what happened there? We got...what....two quick moments of Barry and Wally together? (I'm not counting the handful of scenes where Barry just stood in the background because they didn't want to pay the voice actor for a line or two.)

If something has happened to Barry and Wally is under that costume, it probably will mean that he'll be just as mum as Barry was with as many interesting scenes as Barry had. If there is one thing that has seriously disappointed me about this show since the premiere is that it centers so much on the Bat Family, Superboy, and Miss Martian. If another Leaguer has a line other than Batman or Dinah it's usually Green Arrow. (They finally gave Wonder Woman a line or two. I thought I was going to faint from the shock. Have yet to hear the voices of most of the League members. Maybe one of the requirements of being in the League as a non-Batman/Superman/Green Arrow is that you had your tongue cut out?

[Kyer]

It's been five years yet for all we know the original Roy Harper is still a pickle in a jar. If by the end of episode five we still don't know what became of all the original "don't call us sidekicks" I am going to switch from watching every week to just keeping tabs on the show via Wikipedia now and then and watch the 'interesting' episodes at some future date probably via the dvd at the library.

Of course that assumes they don't go on a seasons long hiatus again before episode five.

[Ian Pressman]

For all the complaints about the time skip, at least YJ is still a quality series that respects its audience and gives nice rewards to viewers who read comics. Unlike, say, Ultimate Spider-man.

[Kyer]

For all the complaints about the time skip, at least YJ is still a quality series that respects its audience and gives nice rewards to viewers who read comics. Unlike, say, Ultimate Spider-man.

Gah...comparing that drivel to anything comics is blasphemy.

[Godlike13]

Ultimate Spider-man's not that bad. Its not that good, but its not that bad.

[Kyer]

Ultimate Spider-man's not that bad. Its not that good, but its not that bad.

I suppose it would be tolerable in small doses...say 5 minutes or so. Which is five minutes more than I can tolerate Superman Of Tokyo. Now that thing is an insult to Superman fans. Ugh. What were they thinking?

[Ian Pressman]

Ultimate Spider-man's not that bad. Its not that good, but its not that bad.

Not that bad in comparison to what? Telemundo soap operas? TNA Impact? Halle Berry's Catwoman movie?

[Godlike13]

Spider-Man Unlimited

[Ian Pressman]

Spider-Man Unlimited

Good point.

[jarodsafehouse71]

Hi Daesim, Can you tell me which episode(s) Michael T. Weiss voices Captain Atom??

Thank you!

jarodsafehouse71

[Fenaris]

I need some shred of evidence or throwaway line that Jason exists/existed in those unknown 5 years. And I'm not even a hardcore Todd fan.

Opening episode was okay, the definite highlight for me was Dick/Tim interaction, followed closely by shocking smooching performed by Lagoon Boy & M'gann.

Honest to God, I just hope that Artemis is alive and kicking.

Edit: I always feel butterflies in my belly when some Fourth World element is introduced.

Well my post a few pages back explained those questions, however that was a few pages back and no one (not even me) bothers searching for it

When Dick and Tim met in the episode, Dick says to Tim: "Just don't die out there". Which was followed by awkward silence and a weird facial expression. This clearly shows that Jason was Robin and now he's dead. This stuff isn't just done my mistake in animation, take a look at it again. With this in mind you'll definitely see that I'm correct on this ^^

Artemis isn't dead. She's alive, she will appear again. Why? She's going to make her debut in comics in the Teen Titans annual thing (or was it Ravagers?) so killing her off now will only ruin her debut. Trust me on this. She's alive.

[Mr. Holmes]

It's not that clear. Yeah there's more to "Just don't die" than just a warning of caution, but it could be anyone else that died.

[BrotherUnitNo_4]

For all the complaints about the time skip, at least YJ is still a quality series that respects its audience and gives nice rewards to viewers who read comics. Unlike, say, Ultimate Spider-man.

Definitely disagree with this. Not saying USM is that greate but it has it's own rewards for viewers that read the comics. To be more specific, I love the way the show's actually exploring the MU beyond Spidey's usual domain. The villains in particular have all been very formidable thus far and made the heroes earn their victories.

[Mr. Holmes]

I can't stand USM. The jokes are extremely corny and forced, and Spider-Man borderlines on supporting character.