Young Justice Show News, Reviews, Recaps and Photos. Note a 3rd season airing sometime in 2. Dont call them sidekicks Young Justice follows the adventures of the teenaged superheroes Aqualad the team leader, age 1. Robin age 1. 3, Kid Flash age 1. Superboy age 1. 6 weeks, Miss Martian age 1. Watch The Simpsons Season 8. Martian years, and Artemis age 1. Justice League. The series is not based on the Young Justice comic series by DC Comics or any comic series in particular, but is simply based on various young heroes of the DC universe who are sidekicks and prot. Set in Earth 1. 6, the show focuses on the heroes trying to use their powers and abilities to fight crime on their own and make a name for themselves while trying to handle their adolescent years at the same time. Batman takes on the role of the teams mentor and mission deployer, Red Tornado is the team supervisor, and Black Canary is the young heroes combat trainer. As the series progresses, the main teams roster is expected to change as characters die, quit the team, and join the team. FRUSTRATING BUT FUNNY Young Justice Intervention Review Runnin Blue. There are only two episodes left, and I get the need for narrative expediency, but the. Qm4YE/hqdefault.jpg' alt='Young Justice Season 2 Netflix Release Date' title='Young Justice Season 2 Netflix Release Date' />Young Justice Season 3 and Live Action Titans Set for 2. Warner Bros. Television and DC Entertainment are bringing their stable of superheroes to a whole new platform. Fans of Young Justice know that the series was never meant to end after two seasons. After all, the second season ended on an enormous cliffhanger. It was announced today that executive producers Akiva Goldsman, Geoff Johns, Greg Berlanti and Sarah Schechter are teaming up for the all new, live action drama series Titans, which will debut in 2. Warner Bros. Animations Young Justice Outsiders, the highly anticipated third season of the popular Young Justice series, is also ramping up for its first mission next year. Both fan driven series are in early stages of production and will air exclusively on a DC branded, direct to consumer digital service in 2. As the press release notes, the new digital service, operated by Warner Bros. Digital Networks Group, will deliver an immersive experience designed just for DC fans. And as exciting as the news of a live action Titans series and the return of Young Justice is, its curious that theyre both appearing on a standalone, nontraditional platform. Image via DC Comics. Its a smart move, if a slightly risky one. TNT passed on the Titans series early last year. The CW, which is currently a showcase for DC TV, alongside Foxs Gotham and NBCs almost certainly canceled new series Powerless, is pretty much crammed to the gills, schedule wise. Theres just not a lot of wiggle room for new shows at the moment, not when the current lineup is chugging along just fine. The press release also notes that Titans and Young Justice Outsiders will air exclusively on their new, proprietary digital service, opting to eschew both traditional TV networks and popular streaming platforms like Netflix, which currently boasts the two seasons of Young Justice along with other popular animated DC Comics shows and The CWs live action fare. Is WBDC hoping to offer up a one stop shop for their properties on their own, in house platform It sure seems that way. And in 2. 01. 8, Titans and Young Justice Outsiders will offer a great test case to see if that model is a viable one. Rather than paying massive fees to subscribe to a general provider offering tons of options viewers dont necessarily want, they can choose instead to pay smaller amounts multiple times to providers that offer specific, niche content. Well certainly be keeping an eye on the development of both of these shows as 2.