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YOUNG JUSTICE: VOLUME 1 PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Dan Davis,Art Baltazar,Kevin Hopps,Greg Weisman,Pete Franco | 144 pages | 17 Jan 2012 | DC Comics | 9781401233570 | English | New York, NY, United States Young Justice Vol 3 1 | DC Database | Fandom It's all here in Brian Michael Bendis's iconic series Scarlet, now available in an oversize slipcase hardcover edition, complete with View Product. Cover Vol. The comic Event Leviathan. The groundbreaking creative team of bestselling author Brian Michael Bendis and artist Alex Maleev reunite The groundbreaking creative team of bestselling author Brian Michael Bendis and artist Alex Maleev reunite for a mystery thriller that will bring the DC Universe to its knees! The world's greatest detectives race to solve the mystery of Leviathan only Award-winning writer Brian K. Now, the entire critically acclaimed series written by Brian K. Vaughan, one of the writers of LOST, is Loosely based on events transpiring within the American intelligence community during the Reagan administration, this Loosely based on events transpiring within the American intelligence community during the Reagan administration, this globe-spanning thriller tells the unique and powerful story of a naive young man's journey through the complex world of international espionage. Written and illustrated by Brian In Jinx, a female bail agent, a low-level confidence man and his loose-cannon sidekick form For this hard-luck trio, however, the old saying more money, Naomi: Season One. Other established heroes such as Arrowette , The Ray , and Lobo who was de-aged at the time would drift in and out of the team, while Empress and Secret were created for the series. This edit will also create new pages on Comic Vine for:. Until you earn points all your submissions need to be vetted by other Comic Vine users. 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This Earth has suffered seven crises and survived them all, but those crises have a mean to change things, and without knowing it they influence and change the Gemworld as well. It's time to confront Earth about the matter, talking with Earth's very own champion: Superman. In Metropolis , Jinny Hex is moving into town from Texas. As she is questioned by an officer about why she has a weapon in her van, a mysterious force attacks Metropolis : the soldiers of the Gemworld are in the city, looking to attract Superman's attention. But what they find is another team of worthy opponents: after meeting Wonder Girl , Tim Drake reacts to the attack finding himself fighting alongside Jinny. Soon, Cassie Sandsmark intervenes as well, even if for some matter she restrained herself initially. Impulse and Teen Lantern quickly join the fight as well and the enemy is defeated: Bart screams at the top of his lungs that Young Justice is back. But while retreating, the soldiers of Gemworld transport back to their home dimension the teenage superheroes as well. Why is Superboy inside Gemworld and how he managed to grow a beard? Season One, Volume One | Young Justice Wiki | Fandom Good read. Jan 11, Missy rated it really liked it. I was a little hesitate at first when i saw they were making a young justice. I grew up on Batman, wonder woman, superman, green arrow and all of the original comics. I was mainly a big fan of Batman and so i already was familiar with Robin and again with most of the generations of the super hero's. I was pleasantly surprised by this one and i a very good way. It was well written, not over down and i liked the idea! I can not wait to read Vol. After reading Vol. Jan 17, Jenny rated it it was amazing Shelves: first-reads. My son and I are excited to read this together. It's a great book and i would recommend it to all comic book fans. Sep 06, Nicola Mansfield rated it really liked it. I had previously read 2 issues of the comic and greatly enjoyed them so wanted to try the series proper as I'm a Justice League junkie. The JL pops up now and then as the guardians and bosses of Young Justice but mainly they stay out of the picture. This first volume starts off with friends Aqualad, Robin and Kid Flash having just rescued let loose Superboy from Cadmus where he was being made as an ultimate weapon. He and Miss Martian also come along and the five teenagers form a covert team t I had previously read 2 issues of the comic and greatly enjoyed them so wanted to try the series proper as I'm a Justice League junkie. He and Miss Martian also come along and the five teenagers form a covert team that the JL will use on League cases where they think it will make a difference sending in the new YJ instead of themselves. First off Superboy has some time adjusting from the things done to his mind while at Cadmus and has a run in with the Joker who is drawn like David Bowie from his Ziggy Stardust days. What a look! Then Kid, Robin and Lad take off by themselves to try to figure out how to work as a team before the whole group training starts. Of course their egos get in the way until they can actually gather some effort to try teamwork. The last issue was great as it gives each character a chance to give themselves a background story as they all sit around a campfire and we learn which person each hero is and what their origin story is compared to DC Canon. Here Kid Flash is Wally West, Robin is Dick Grayson but he had more relatives die in the acrobat "accident" with one surviving in a coma. This is a great all ages kids' comic. Not just for little kids, aimed at older readers with the characters being mid aged teens , but the material is all ages safe and the story is exciting. It has continuity and a large cast of both heroes and villains. It does feel a bit like if I'd watched the show I'd have been a bit more clued in on things. I just had that feeling I had perhaps missed something and that may well have been something from the show. Otherwise, a top-notch comic for kids, but then that's what I've come to expect when I see Art Baltazar listed as an author! Reading the comics in between watching the episodes of the TV show and it's been a fun experience! The premise of the sidekicks becoming superheroes is the best thing and I'm already sad that there are only two seasons of the TV show and four volumes of the comics. The characters are so well- developed and distinct and I like that the team is small as we get to have individual focus on everyone. The best issues are the last two because of the origin stories of the members. Superboy is probably the Reading the comics in between watching the episodes of the TV show and it's been a fun experience! Superboy is probably the most ridiculous but I'm giving him a chance. The focus on Kid Flash's crazy eating habits is so great and he's just the funnest. Finally getting to know Robin's backstory was pretty satisfying because there's always such an air of mystery around him. Aqualad has the most ridiculous name but he's the most sensible and Miss Martian is just so ready to go at all times, it's great. In all, it's exciting to be aware of some of the plotlines and characters and then seeing everything unfold in completely new ways in the Earth setting. View 1 comment. Aug 01, Joy rated it liked it Shelves: 21c , childrens , superhero , middle-grade , comics. Like the cartoon to which this the companion, good, but not great. It definitely does not stand alone from the show: the comic issues take place between cartoon episodes, so much of the character development and plot progress takes place and rightly so off the page and on screen. It does make a nice extra, though: the tone matches, and I felt like I could hear the voice actors for each of the characters talking as I read. Possibly will improve as it goes on, or at least when Artemis shows up. Jan 17, Alexandra rated it liked it Shelves: free. Thanks to Goodreads. Aug 19, Azuma-chan rated it it was amazing Shelves: young-justice. I found about Young Justice in and finished both seasons in around 2 weeks or so.