Young Justice: The Complete First Season

One of the best and most critically acclaimed animated shows of recent years, Young Justice is definitely worth watching for fans of the comic book genre, featuring complex characters and season-long plotlines brought to life with excellent animation, voice acting and music. Unlike most superhero cartoons that seem to cater exclusively for children with wacky comedy, Young Justice is reminiscent of the Bruce Timm era of DC Comics animation, showcasing a team of former sidekicks as they undertake covert missions for the Justice League. As a result, Young Justice is a serious and mature show with intense action and character development that are balanced out with moments of humour, making it ideal for older audiences and children alike. While advertised as a Region A Blu-Ray release, this plays absolutely fine on my UK Playstation 3 and I suspect it would play on a standard Blu-Ray player as well. The visual and audio quality is superb, with smooth animation that is free of motion blur, though there are some minor visual issues that are almost impossible to notice unless you are REALLY trying to find them. My only complaint about this product is that there are NO special features, something that I would have expected from a DVD release but certainly not Blu-Ray, as paying a higher price for a higher quality product should have included some bonus material.

This is season 1 of the animated TV series 'Young Justice' (from 2010-11). It's an excellent show, and thoroughly entertaining. It is about a group of young super-heroes who team-up and engage in various adventures. This show is set within a wider DC universe, in which the Justice League exist. Indeed, it has close ties the animated movies 'Crisis on Two Earths' and 'Doom' - and follows much the same continuity. But whereas the movies focused on the adult super-heroes (e.g. Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman), this show is about their 'side-kicks' ... it includes Robin, Aqualad, Kid Flash, Superboy, Miss Martian, and Artemis. While I wasn't initially expecting much from this show, given how it's about several minor characters, I was pleasantly surprised at how good it is! Indeed, it's a worthy "sequel" to the animated Justice League show. Season 1 consists of 26 episodes. While many involve one-shot adventures, there is a season-long story arc (which, in fact, connects to season 2). As well as the main stories, there's a lot of focus on how the characters get along, grow as a team, and develop their powers and abilities. The Blu-ray is a 2-disc set. It provides excellent audio and video. And there are many extra features. While this is an import (from the USA), it plays on region 2 machines. The story-telling is engaging and sophisticated, and I really enjoyed the show. It's a lot of fun. I eagerly awaited season 2 ... and I was disappointed that the show was cancelled at that point.

FAST DISPATCH , ARRIVED BEFORE TIME AND IN GOOD CONDITION , COULD HAVE PUT SOME BUBBLE RAP AROUND BLU RAY . ITEM LIKE NEW AS DESCRIBED BY SELLER . PLAYS PERFECTLY . RECOMMEND SELLER .

Really good season and certainly in terms of production values for an animated series, very high quality. Bulls really well right up to the concluding episodes.

How much do I love Young Justice? Let me count the ways! I honestly can't remember the last time I have been so thoroughly obsessed with a show since Young Justice. I really only just discovered it last summer and since then I have rewatched the series multiple times. The animation is great, the storyline keeps you gripped tight and the character development makes you wish you were growing alongside these heroes. I am one of many who wishes dearly for a Season 3 to resolve certain plot points at the end of Season 2. I have my finger on the networks pulse of the show for even the slightest breath of a new season. This show comes highly recommended to anyone who wants to be fully submersed in a world of heroes from different backgrounds all working towards a common goal.

Young Justice has always been a favourite of mine! Great animation! Good stories with a nice pace and an underlying plot thread throughout the whole series with a few twists along the way!

Good TV show - One of my favourite DC shows from my childhood - Season 1 is a balance between catering for kids and more mature audiences, whereas Season 2 is a tad more serious/dramatic. Either way, the animation still holds up as does the all-star voice acting. If you're looking for good modern DC action, Young Justice is it.

like another reviewer here I was surprised by the depth of the storyline, I don't normally watch these types of programs but it was really good and I enjoyed every one of them. watching the characters grow was really good I'm seeing how the dynamics change in the group and the various story arcs kept me watching again and again

Love the DVD, love the show, characters are awesome.

I grew up on DC super-heroes. I found this title because of the quality of DC animated movies and their current crop of live-action series. Articles on the upcoming TNT series "Titans" kept referring to this show. What I found to be really nice about Young Justice for someone with my DC background, I had a some knowledge of characters (like Dick Grayson and Wally West. The characters who I wasn't familiar with (Conner, Kaldur'ahm, Megan, and Artemis) were developed and pretty well done. I got invested in them. Greg Weisman, and Brandon Vietti really created a show that explored the psychology and relationships between the team and then juxtaposed that to their psychology and relationships with the Justice League. And it had a very nuanced touch. Something I hadn't expected and have never seen in other DC animated series. This really feels like one of DC's animated movies. In a lot of ways it's significantly better than many of the DC animated movies. My only criticism of Young Justice is of season two (which was still very well done btw). I don't know that I can accurately diagnose what was unfulfilling about the second season. Except to say that it didn't seem like they had me as emotionally invested in the characters. And it also seemed like they were trying jam-pack every ounce of the storyline into that 20 episode arc. Also the relationship to the JL seemed contrary to what was setup in season one. In a lot of ways, the Young Justice "team" seemed to be running the JL which didn't seem realistic given the world that had been setup in season one. But both seasons were very well done. I hope the show-runners for TNT's Titans pay attention to the numerous fans of Young Justice and what they liked about this series.

J'avais déjà vus la série en question donc pas de surprise, mais j'ai quand bien aimé, dommage que la saison 2 ne soit pas disponible en zone 2.

Das DCAU ist einfach so viel besser als das DCU. Ich mochte die erste Staffel wirklich sehr und kann sie nur empfehlen.

Excelente serie de DC, los personajes tienen una gran caracterización y la animación es impecable. Una de las series de DC que entretiene tanto a los niños como a los adultos.