>Weisman
>Teenagers
>Romance

FFFF..this is going to be all Dawson's Creek like SSM isnt it?

>>76468
It looks action packed tbh

>>76469
So was SSMs trailer, then season 2 came around

>>76475
>>76468

what the fuck are you people on about
there was tons of action in ssm all seasons
season 2 had that fucking venom smackdown, the enforcers, the opera fight, the midsummer nights dream fight, it was balls out some of the best action in spider man

>>76484

Oh God yes!!!! And while it does hurt that the run was cut short due to bickering and 4kids bullshit (BASTARDS KILLED FOX KIDS!!!) At least I can watch the thing in entity and have it all be quality for the most part.

>>76386

I was still used to when she wore a Speedy outfit. I sort of stopped caring about Green Arrow in '05. Guess things have changed a lot in comics, big surprise.

>>76425

Explain Aqualad to me, I assumed he was Aquaman's son, who is clearly white in this show. If he isn't, then my apologies, my knowledge of the DCU isn't quite as good as I'd like it to be.

>>76488
He's from Silver City Mexico, he has some kind of relation to Black Manta, the story is ongoing.
He's a completely separate character from Tempest who dropped the name Aqualad 20 YEARS AGO.
And had no true blood relation, Aquaman's actual son is dead.

>>76484
like half the episodes were peter bitching about liz and gwen drama. then mj and mark drama.

At least this show's art doesnt suck, though

>>76487
Do you... do you have download links to share with the rest of the class?

>>76494
I think you've been hittin' the Horse tranqs pal.

>>76493
I'm guessing the show is going to make him some kind of blood relation but it's too early to call in the tropes. I really don't care what it is as long as they do Black Manta right in this show.

>Kid Flash/Wally West

>Not Bart Allen

>>76380
>>76386
>>76390
You all fail; that's Artemis, who's related to the Wonder Woman mythos. They even say her name in the video.

>>76545
>It's Arrowette. They just changed her name.

>>76493
>relation to Black Manta
>aquaman's son is dead
Reminded me of this.

The character designs and animation look gorgeous. Hopefully it will have a strong enough story to back it up.

>>76545
Yup, like PG said, though I did have it wrong at first since I didn't take but a quick look at her.

>Next we got to get information on Young Justice. It's a different take and premieres in November. It's all about secrets and lies. It will have a firm part in the DC multiverse set on Earth-16. It's not the Teen Titans or Justice League Unlimited. It's a more realistic approach and will have appearances by Superman, Batman, Flash, Green Lantern, Aquaman, Martian Manhunter, Green Arrow, Red Tornado, Hawkman, Hawkgirl, Captain Marvel and others. Young Justice will be their secret weapon.

>We'll be seeing Dick Grayson Robin who is 13. He has the most experience but won't be the leader. Leadership goes to Aqualad. Geoff Johns gave permission for Aqualad's father to be revealed. It's Black Manta, if you hadn't already guessed. We'll also see Kid Flash (Wally West, age 15), Superboy (age 16 weeks), Miss Martian (16 Martian years) and Artemis (age 15).

>The clip looked amazing. Considering I don't get a chance to sit in many panels at Comic-Con, this was a great one to sit through.

http://www.comicvine.com/batman/29-1699/comic-con-brave-and-the-bold-young-justice-panel/92-560751/

>>76768
A few more things
>As explained, Young Justice will take place with the DC multiverse on Earth-16. As a conscious choice, DC chose this world as it is untapped, which allowed them to set the rules and conditions for their universe. To start off, Superman has been fighting crime for 10 years and the Justice League is new to the scene. So effective at their job, the heroes of this world have forced the villains underground, to band together in more intelligent ways against the forces of good. With celebrity status, the Justice League is constantly in the public eye, so they need a team to be able to work covertly, under the radar, in order to take it to the villains. And that team is Young Justice.

>As far as the casting for the series is concerned, you can expect some pretty big names to show up on this impressive production. Most notable is Bruce Greenwood returning to voice Batman, after his take on the character in the straight to DVD film Batman: Under the Red Hood. Other names attached are Phil LaMarr (Aquaman), Alan Tudyk (Green Arrow), and Rob Lowe (Captain Marvel).

>We were given a short montage clip with scenes from the series, and we can tell you that the voice acting, music and animation all look and sound extremely good. With a great history of animated superhero programs DC seems to be attempting to add yet another show to their list of well above par television programming for children and adults.
http://uk.tv.ign.com/articles/110/1108218p1.html

>>76520
I'm with this guy. Kind of disappointed it's Wally/Dick instead of Bart/Tim... I mean, it's called freakin' Young Justice. But whatever, I'm still gonna watch it and hope it's as awesome as it sounds.

I know it unrelated, but I can't seem to find my sources (other than people discussing it on Toonzone) and I don't want to start a thread without them.

DTV's were getting next year
>All Star Superman
>Green Lantern: Emerald Kights
>Batman: Year One
>Compilation of shorts, including as follows
>THE SPECTRE The Spectre is vengeance incarnate, and when a duo of murderers incur his wrath, they find that there are far worse punishments than simply getting caught. Rated PG-13

>CATWOMAN When Catwoman comes to the rescue of a cat being shot at by thugs, a ribbon tied to the cat's collar becomes a clue that leads her into Gotham's salacious underworld. There Catwoman uncovers an international slavery ring, which she has to bring down to save its victims, including the cat's owner. Written by famed Batman scribe Paul Dini. Rated PG-13.

>LOBO Lobo, the grungiest, most self-centered interstellar mercenary this side of the Milky Way, has his hands full when he reluctantly accepts the assignment of delivering a baby to the royal family of a distant planet. He can't understand why forces are trying to stop him, until he completes his delivery and discovers that the baby is really an intergalactic assassin intent of destroying the royal king. Rated PG-13.

>GOTHAM BY GASLIGHT What if Bruce Wayne had been born in Victorian Times? That's the question posed by "Gotham by Gaslight," which features a turn-of-the-century Batman trying to track down a Jack the Ripper killer on the foggy, cobblestone streets of Gotham City. Based on the acclaimed graphic novel. Rated PG-13.

>GREEN ARROW While at the airport to pick up his girlfriend Black Canary, Green Arrow comes head-to-head with some of his greatest enemies who are intent on assassinating a newly arrived young princess from America. Rated PG-13.

>BOOSTER GOLD/BLUE BEETLE In a parody of a buddy cop movie, Booster Gold and Blue Beetle are on surveillance duty, watching the apartment building of a diabolical scientist. When they inadvertently make their presence known, the scientist activates the weapon he's been hiding, a giant doomsday robot, which is set to go off like a ticking bomb unless our heroes can figure out a way to stop it. Rated PG-13.

>JONAH HEX The tough-as-nails bounty hunter Jonah Hex always gets his man - until someone else gets to him first - in this case a murderous madam who wants to steal more than just his bounty from Jonah Hex. Based on a story from the award-winning Jonah Hex comic series. Rated PG-13.

>SUPERMAN/SHAZAM As Clark Kent interviews street kid Billy Batson, he realizes that the feisty kid has a lot of heart. When Billy is chosen by an ancient wizard to turn into the hero Captain Marvel just by invoking the word, "Shazam!" Billy's powers come none-too-soon, because he also discovers that he's being pursued by a centuries' old, murderous villain, Black Adam, who is out to destroy Captain Marvel and is so powerful, not even Superman can stop him. Rated PG-13.

Earth-16, huh? In official DC Canon, this is home to the "Super-Sons" and an Aang-like Chris Kent. Interesting future they have there...

And in the case of Artemis/Arrowette...did they mention it was the latter with just a changed named in any articles or intreview relating to the series?

Also, I'm also tempted to say that this series is in the same canon with the recent JL: Crisis on Two Earths movie, but I'll hold off. Only connection thus far is similar looks in animation & both use the new Martian Manhunter design. Besides, that would make Barry kind of a wisecrack.

>>76773
Young Justice actually isn't the original title. That was just a lucky coincidence: they originally had it as Young Justice League. DC changed it because hey, they already own a name like that.
Also Bart wasn't Kid Flash in Young Justice... he only recently even got that title.

>>76776
They did mention the Artemis/Arrowette bit.

It'll probably be okay.

>>76775

>BOOSTER GOLD/BLUE BEETLE In a parody of a buddy cop movie, Booster Gold and Blue Beetle are on surveillance duty, watching the apartment building of a diabolical scientist. When they inadvertently make their presence known, the scientist activates the weapon he's been hiding, a giant doomsday robot, which is set to go off like a ticking bomb unless our heroes can figure out a way to stop it. Rated PG-13.

Fuuuck yesss!

>>76775
>LOBO: Lobo, the grungiest, most self-centered interstellar mercenary this side of the Milky Way,
Fuck yeah!
>has his hands full when he reluctantly accepts the assignment of delivering a baby to the royal family of a distant planet.
...Goddammit.
>He can't understand why forces are trying to stop him, until he completes his delivery and discovers that the baby is
Typical shenanigan set up bullshit?
>really an intergalactic assassin intent of destroying the royal king.
I AM SUDDENLY SO VERY OKAY WITH THIS

>Peter David has announced he's writing several episodes of Young Justice, the much-anticipated Cartoon Network series based on the DC Comics title he worked on for nearly five years.

>"I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to reconnect with the characters," he wrote this morning on his blog, "even if there are some differences between the guys I wrote and the new incarnation. I would love to tell you all about my first episode, but I’m afraid that it’s … oh, what’s the word … Secret.

http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2010/07/sdcc-10-peter-david-writing-episodes-of-young-justice-cartoon/

>>76845
>Secret

>>76797

Too good to be true...

>>76845

Oh you tease, wonder if we'll get to see Doug?

>>76775
Sneaky jerk. Putting the fake stuff in with the real stuff.

>>76889
Please verify.

>>76777
>They did mention the Artemis/Arrowette bit.

Quote it/Link me.

>>76775
>Gotham by Gaslight short
>MOTHERFUCKING BLUE AND GOLD SHORT

AHHHH GEEZ MY PANTS. RUINED.

I'm kind of over the Dick/Wally not Tim/Bart thing for YJ. I'll just take it as it is, and right now, it looks like a very pretty cartoon with an interesting cast regardless of canon.

>>76908
Blah, I can't find it anymore. Maybe it's wrong then? Closest I found was http://splashpage.mtv.com/2010/02/03/young-justice-league-animated-series-in-the-works/

>>76775
>BOOSTER GOLD/BLUE BEETLE

It's about damn time. Part of the reason I was so sad to see Ted dead on TBATB was the fact I knew we wouldn't see them teaming up.

>>76896
http://dvd.ign.com/articles/110/1108410p1.html

All the stuff about the movies is true (he left out Superman/Batman: Apocalypse, though we kind of already knew about that), but half those shorts are made up.

The Spectre (which is already out), Jonah Hex, Green Arrow, and Superman/Shazam! thing are real.

The Catwoman, Blue Beetle/Booster Gold, Gotham by Gaslight, and Lobo ones I can't find any mention of anywhere else.

The description for the Lobo one makes it really obvious because if it were real it would have given away at least half of the freaking plot!

>>76922
Oh wait, but apparently Bruce Timm said he might be interest in making a Catwoman movie/short/whatever at Comic-Con International 2008.

>>76922
The Blue and Gold one sounded particularly fake. No wait, Green Arrow sounded the most fake. That one doesn't even sound plausible.

>>76947
But a clip of Green Arrow was shown in the Comi-con

>>77137

>>76947
Although it would be funny if someone made a five minute short about how a superhero that can't fly gets around on airlines.

You know, surreal moments like Catman sitting down eating packaged peanuts and reading the Sky Mall catalog.

>>76908

The actress who voiced the character called her Arrowette when the news first came out. My guess is that at some point the producers figured out the name Arrowette kinda sucked and changed it to Artemis, but the character remains pretty much the same. She looks a lot more like Arrowette than she looks like Wonder Woman's Artemis in any case.

Did one of these guys have something to do with Gargoyles?

>>78750
Yeah, Greg Weisman is known for creating Gargoyles.

New info.

http://www.titanstower.com/monitor/?p=1982

Also:
>Artemis: Voiced by Stephanie Lemelin. This 16-year old heroine is neither Arrowette, nor Wonder Girl nor Speedy. But she is an existing character in the DCU! The panel refused to reveal who, however.

>>83125
Blonde, teenage Artemis of the Amazons.

I'm calling it right now.

>>83157
I think Greg Weisman confirmed she isn't an Amazon. I'm guessing either Rose Wilson or Stephanie Brown, but I'm most likely wrong, just like I was about her being Arrowette.

>>83184

Another possibility is that she might be Artemis Crock, Sportsmaster's daughter.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tigress_(DC_Comics)#Artemis_Crock

>>88069
I...never thought of this. it seems somewhat likely.