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Summary: Funny, and entertaining!
Review: I wasn't sure about this book, as I hadn't read about any of these three young superheroes before.
BUT...my attention was captured pretty quickly! The new young Robin is really smart, and the team he makes with Superboy and Impulse (Flash's grandson) is surprisingly good.
I really enjoyed the characters, the humour (especially the frustration Impulse's teammates experience with him) and the awesome art.
Definitely a book to check out. The plot coulda been a bit better(though there are a couple of twists here and there), but everything else really made up for it!
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Summary: Better Call this Book without a Story.
Review: It seems to be standard DC policy these days to tell the least interesting stories possible. And this books is standard fare. Todd Dezago writes like he was putting this story together at the last moment with uninteresting concepts like having Impulse and Superboy and Robin solve a case without much teamwork (or brain work for that matter). This book led to a monthly series called Young Justice which is about as interesting a comic as an old pair of worn out shoes.
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Summary: For kids only...even they wouldn't like it.
Review: It's stories like these that give comics and graphic novels a bad name.The story was bad, the charecters are one dimensional and the artwork did not come from the Joe Kubert schoolof graphic arts. Ignore this book at all costs.
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Summary: maximum fun you can have with JLA
Review: its Absolutely magnificent , with each part of the stories you can enjoy, for unlike Superman & JLA comic box which mostly show you excitement and action in a too serioce Kind of way , this comic book is also Fun , which make it far batter then the other Marvel comics books I sow . also the part of it seeing the young JLA in action together for the 1st time , though they did make superboy alot younger then he is , which isn't a problem since he fit the story very well.
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Summary: maximum fun you can have with JLA
Review: its Absolutely magnificent , with each part of the stories you can enjoy, for unlike Superman & JLA comic box which mostly show you excitement and action in a too serioce Kind of way , this comic book is also Fun , which make it far batter then the other Marvel comics books I sow . also the part of it seeing the young JLA in action together for the 1st time , though they did make superboy alot younger then he is , which isn't a problem since he fit the story very well.
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Summary: Hey! Buy this book -- it's fun!
Review: This graphic novel collects DC Comics' limited series of the same name. The premise: all kids 16 and under are mysteriously transported to a seperate reality from the adults. Robin, Impulse, Superboy and the rest of DC's young heroes must find a way to keep order and solve the problem. This book is great if you're looking for an alternate to all those grim comics of the late 80s and early 90s like "The Dark Night Returns" or "Watchmen". The above description lists only Mike McCone as the illustrator, but over half of the story is illustrated by the fantastic Humberto Ramos, whose artwork made the early issues of "Impulse" so great. As an added bonus, there's also a "Young Justice" story in here too, exploring the origin of The Secret. With art by Todd Nauck, no less. What more couldja want??
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Summary: Kids Rule!
Review: This is one of my favorite JLa mini series. Robin,Superboy,and Impulse eventaully form the team Young Justice. There other team members are Wondergirl,Arrowette,and Secret.If you liked it read Young Justice 80-page Giant and the ongoing monthly series Young Justice.
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