They showed a video teasing upcoming episodes of Young Justice at the San Diego Comic Con, and that video is now available at the Warner Bros. site.
The video is a sizzle reel showing where the series is going as we move deeper into Season 2, including peeks at a couple of new villains.
Until the series returns to Cartoon Network with new episodes in your fall, be sure to get your fix with the Young Justice Comic – new issue out Wednesday!
Before Young Justice #18 comes out next Wednesday, I wanted to make one last plug for the current issue, Young Justice #17. For my local friends, you won’t want to miss the Minneapolis landmarks featured in this story, and it’s chock-full of action as Robin,Kid Flash and Artemis do battle with the Kobra Cult while their Justice League mentors Batman, Flash and Green Arrow have to contend with a giant cobra rampaging through the City of Lakes. (That’s Minneapolis, in case you don’t know. I just wanted to avoid saying Minneapolis twice in one sentence!)
Here’s a couple of nice reviews in case you needed further convincing:
YOUNG JUSTICE #17 Written by GREG WEISMAN and KEVIN HOPPS Art and cover by CHRISTOPHER JONES Color by ZAC ATKINSON On sale JULY 18 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED E
If you were at CONvergence last weekend, you probably saw this promotional art for next year’s convention and it’s British Invasion theme. I wanted to post a key to the references it contains for those that might not have gotten all of them.
Connie as Emma Peel from The Avengers
Professor Max as John Steed from The Avengers
Connie Mark 2 as Nathan from Misfits
That Smiley Planet Guy from Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
God from Monty Python and the Holy Grail
The Liberator from Blake’s 7
Starbug from Red Dwarf
Harry Potter from… uh… Harry Potter
An alien walker from John Christopher’s Tripods
Thunderbird 1 from Gerry Anderson’s Thunderbirds
The TARDIS from Doctor Who
Graffiti from V for Vendetta
A Triffid from Day of the Triffids
Not numbered, but visible in the background: The London Eye, Big Ben, and a Double-Decker London bus.
I considered adding a reference to The Prisoner or Sherlock Holmes or James Bond… but I didn’t want to over-clutter it. There’s a whole year ahead to reference the works of H.G. Welles, Sapphire and Steel, 28 Days Later, Quatermass…
I just got my comp copies of Young Justice #18, the first part of our 2-part Gorilla Grodd/Monsieur Mallah/Ultra-Humanite story. Oh, and The Brain is in it, too. The one that fought the Doom Patrol, not the one with Pinky. I know, I know. Now you want to see the other one. Talk to Greg.
Anyway, I think this may have been my best issue art-wise to date. I can’t wait to hear what everyone thinks of it. It’s due out this coming Wednesday! Be sure to pick the issue up at your local comics shop or in digital form!
YOUNG JUSTICE #18 Written by GREG WEISMAN Art and cover by CHRISTOPHER JONES Color by ZAC ATKINSON On sale JULY 18 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED E
Here’s a transition from all my CONvergence posts back to Young Justice:
It’s a short clip from CONvergence 2011 of Greg Weisman talking Young Justice, while I sit next to him looking very sleepy. Yep, I’m a born entertainer.
Christopher Jones is a comic book artist who has worked on DC's Young Justice, The Batman Strikes!, Batman '66, Justice League Adventures; Marvel's Superhero Squad, Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes; Titan's Doctor Who; Re-Animator, Dr. Blink: Superhero Shrink & more!
Young Justice | Christopher Jones | 
July 16, 2012 11:06 am | 
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