Young Justice #1

[arbre_rieur]

This is actually the second issue of the series, as a #0 came out last month. Interestingly, this issue's written by Art Baltazar and Franco, the team on TINY TITANS and BILLY BATSON. I guess they're DC's go-to guys for all-ages stuff these days?

Superboy's alone in Mount Justice, on his first day living there, when he hears the footsteps of another.





From off-panel, someone fires poisoned darts at the two of them, and Snapper goes down.

Comments

[shadowpsykie]

actually i am pretty sure she is a traitor.

i beleive they said she is not speedy (mia) or Arrowette, and not a female fury. BUT she is an existing Character with links to a realy DC character... (people are guessing Artemis Crock http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tigress_(DC_Comics)#Artemis_Crock

[espanolbot]

I think that it might be Superboy, with some kind of subconcious brainwashing or something.

[shadowpsykie]

i think they openly stated from the beginig that it was her...icould be totally wrong, but i am almost positive.

That said, no one said it could not be both (Luthorized Kon was played in our verse....)

[big_daddy_d]

i think they openly stated from the beginig that it was her

I thought that too, but considering how all too obvious it was, I figured maybe it's a case of misdirection. And considering that Sensei called the Light Master, I can't help but think that certain DC villains make up this group, two on my list being Lex Luthor (obviously to tie to Superboy) and Ra's al Ghul.

[omgwtflolbbqbye]

On Imdb Jason Issacs has a v.o. credit for playing Ra's in that episode. Don't know if it's accurate or not though.

[omgwtflolbbqbye]

That's what I was thinking to, that Artemis is a red herring and that Superboy actually still has some residual Cadmus programming left inside him.