Young Justice: Outsiders is the #1 Reason to Get Your DC Universe Membership in 2019

When DC Universe was first announced, there was a swell of hype surrounding it. All of the DC media collected in a single service that gave you access to a library of old school television shows, animated series, and an…

When DC Universe was first announced, there was a swell of hype surrounding it. All of the DC media collected in a single service that gave you access to a library of old school television shows, animated series, and an encyclopedia. And while Titans has hailed as the flagship of the streaming service, I was personally waiting for the return of season 3 of Young Justice.

By Darkseid, it was worth the wait. By Darkseid, there are gonna be few ways to start 2019. By Darkseid, Young Justice: Outsiders more than justices the entire cost of subscription. And if you haven’t watched the first two seasons, you’re in luck: the first two seasons are right there waiting for you.

Worth the Six Year Wait The original Young Justice was ahead of its time. A heavily serialized story focused on a newly formed team of sidekicks and young heroes, the show featured an incredible narrative, beautiful animation, and stellar voice acting. In the first season, the core team of Robin (of the “non-#$%@ Batman” Dick Grayson variety), Kid Flash, Aqualad, and Superboy were quickly joined by Ms. Martian, Artemis, and Zatanna in the first season as they faced off against a covert, global chess match against the omnious organization, the Light, as the Justice League did their more overt heroics across the Earth and the Galaxy. The second season featured a 5 year time jump and explosion of the cast to include mainstays like Blue Beatle, Batgril, Bumblebee, Beast Boy, Wonder Girl, and Static. It was a rapid…

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