Hal­loween has always been syn­ony­mous with weird and creepy things. Batman’s rogues’ gallery looks like a Hal­loween party gone postal. The crea­tures the team ran into in the lower lev­els of Cad­mus Labs were pretty night­mar­ish them­selves. How­ever, the scari­est thing to me is when a fan­tas­tic show like Young Jus­tice has a...

The team is vis­i­bly shaken after their train­ing mis­sion in the last episode. How they cope with the expe­ri­ence will speak vol­umes about their indi­vid­ual char­ac­ters. Hope­fully, the state of depres­sion and sad­ness we saw on their faces will not linger for too long. On an unre­lated note, we have not seen much of the Sphere that...

Rock­steady Games cre­ated an instant clas­sic with Bat­man: Arkham Asy­lum and peo­ple went insane at the mere men­tion of a sequel. It still stands as one of the few games based upon a comic book char­ac­ter that is worth buy­ing. The game­play brought noth­ing new to the table because it took ele­ments from other games and put it together in a...

The team is more than used to dan­ger by now. They are able to han­dle sit­u­a­tions that nor­mal indi­vid­u­als can­not. Even when fear over­comes them, we have seen these indi­vid­u­als stand strong. The Young Jus­tice team is more than just Batman’s covert ops squad; they are the future of the Jus­tice League. If any­thing ever hap­pened...

Young Jus­tice may be obliv­i­ous to the fact that they just beat a team of scape­goats. They may have no idea of the dan­ger ahead and they def­i­nitely do not know for cer­tain who their friends are. Regard­less, beat­ing the Injus­tice League, which they did mostly on their own, is a huge accom­plish­ment and they have rea­son to feel like...