Young Justice: Sins of Youth

by Peter David

Series: Young Justice

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This is a confection in the form of a massive comic crossover. As with all crossovers, art varies, and background for some sections must be inferred, but for anyone who loves the DC universe and can stand to laugh at it, it's amazingly good fun.

Fans of teenage heroes Young Justice will enjoy seeing them step up to their increased responsibilities, and the childish and adolescent versions of the larger (adult) superteams bring all those teams' subtexts and dirty laundry to the surface to make...more This is a confection in the form of a massive comic crossover. As with all crossovers, art varies, and background for some sections must be inferred, but for anyone who loves the DC universe and can stand to laugh at it, it's amazingly good fun.

Fans of teenage heroes Young Justice will enjoy seeing them step up to their increased responsibilities, and the childish and adolescent versions of the larger (adult) superteams bring all those teams' subtexts and dirty laundry to the surface to make mudpies and have food-fights. (

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