amp___seeker_of_lost_knowledge's Young Justice #0 - Stopover review

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    The Deleted Scenes of Comics

     On November 26th 2010, I was blown away by Cartoon Network's, DC Comics' new animated superhero show - YOUNG JUSTICE. Although it almost related to the original comic book series, and I did even read them back then, I enjoyed every heart-bounding moment as I watched the 'Titans' - with SUPERBOY, MISS MARTIAN, and the NEW AQUALAD first television debut. As I watched the ending of the two part pilot, something interesting caught my attention: The gap between JULY 5TH through JULY 8TH - the day when the sidekicks had their first solo mission and found SUPERBOY and the day BATMAN sets up his covert operation team (with an extra member - MM), along with base and trainers (Red Tornado and Black Canery). If you watched the pilot to the new hit series, then you'll feel right at home as we witness deleted scenes from the days not shown in the first 2 episodes as we witness more action and of course some humor.

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