Young Justice

Over almost two years and over eighty episodes on the air, Cartoon Network’s Teen Titans Go has dropped its characters into a wide variety of different situations. They might go to the future, meet alternate versions of themselves, or die of old age. There are even songs. Some critics have accused the show of being too silly, so in the episode debuting today, “Let’s Get Serious,” the Titans meet some of these critics in the form of Young Justice, the teen superhero team from their own, departed, animated show --- and they’re definitely not pleased with what they see. To battle their critics, the Titans grimace really hard until they too become incredibly serious, muscled, gritty one-liner-spouting versions of themselves. We spoke to series producer Michael Jelenic about the crossover, bouncing criticisms back at detractors and pushing the show into even wider, weirder directions.

Beware the Batman and Young Justice are two examples of animated shows that haven't exactly been treated well. Both Warner Bros. series were unceremoniously pulled from Cartoon Network, only to return to burn off episodes, sometimes in the middle of the night. Treatment like that would seemingly indicated little commitment to release the series on home video, but never fear, fans. Warner Archive announced this week that it will release the second part of Beware the Batman's first season and the complete first season of Young Justice on Blu-Ray. Along with those, the company will also offer the full second season of Batman: The Brave and the Bold, and the classic 1960s Aquaman animated series will be available through Warner Archive's streaming service.

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After a troubled development, several delays and news of the show it's based on being canceled, the video game Young Justice: Legacy is finally out today. The game, which was written in conjunction with the show's producers and fills in the gap between Young Justice's first and second seasons on Cartoon Network, explains why some of the characters changed rather drastically. It's likely the last f

Cartoon Network has pulled Beware the Batman off the air, even though it's only been part of its Saturday morning schedule since mid-July. The next episode, which was scheduled for this Saturday, won't be running. Fans can hold out a little hope, though: Anthony Ruivivar, the actor who voices Batman on the show, Tweeted that it may return in January.

Cartoon Network's DC Nation block may now be devoid of new Young Justice episodes, but Little Orbit's Young Justice: Legacy video game is still forging ahead with its planned September 10 release date on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo Wii-U, PC and Steam. On top of a full game trailer that dropped in May and a bit of footage shown at E3, Diehardgamefan has posted a few brand new s

As fans make their peace with the cancellation of Cartoon Network's DC Nation block standby, Young Justice, Little Orbit is carrying on promoting its upcoming tie-in video game and its canonical storyline bridging the show's first and second seasons...

Ahead of its presentation to advertisers and promotional partners -- known in television as "upfronts" -- Cartoon Network confirmed what new and returning series will be on the slate for the 2013 and 2014 seasons. While such ComicsAlliance favorites as Adventure Time and Regular Show will return with new seasons and specials, it seems we'll not see new installments of Green Lantern: The

If you dug last week's debut of Amethyst: Princess of Gemworld during the DC Nation program block, it looks like you can expect a second equally fantastical installment this Saturday on Cartoon Network. Entitled "Level 2: Village of the Frogs," the new short continues Amethyst's videogame-y adventures with a solid mix of combat, common sense and lots of stylized charm...

Animation: A new minute-long promo gives Young Justice fans plenty to ponder before the show's January 5 return to Cartoon Network's DC Nation block. Digital: You've got until the end of tomorrow to redeem code "DHNYE2013" at Digital...