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SOMETIMES HUMOROUS – OCCASIONALLY WITTY – ALL IN 599 WORDS OR LESS. Justice “Invasion” takes place five years after the end of SEASON ONE married twenty-somethings, bitter twenty-somethings, or both. The antagonists are still supposed to be this conspiracy of super villains called “The Light,” but the conspiracy is so conspiratorial and so secret, that these guys barely show up to make appearances in their own cartoon. The heroes rarely even encounter them the entire season. The bulk of the bad guy role is played by a slimy invading alien race called The Reach. Black Manta was not rejected from “The Light” because of his moniker. And we won’t reject him despite a voice depiction less fun Season two in a sentence: Our young sidekicks have become young-ish semi-heroes who need to protect the earth (while the Justice League is conveniently out-of-the-picture) from invading aliens, a nebulous conspiracy of Earth villains, misunderstandings and betrayal about each other, self-esteem issues, geeked-out hero worship, the destruction of their entire mountain base, the public turning against them, new superpowered kids with attitude, and some awful cola, all while maintaining their monotone delivery and learning the true follow the Star Trek method of making aliens. Modify the skin tone and add a slight facial difference. Hey, it’s cost effective.) The serious monotone of the show got a little old, but it was still appreciated in light of the alternative. (Ben 10 ALIEN FORCE completely unappealing Ben 10 Omniverse redesign for 3rd graders. ULTIMATE SPIDERMAN show with a semi-serious, semi-ma*ure demeanor, like AVENGERS: EARTH’S MIGHTIEST HEROES The characters featured so prominently in season one were reduced to supporting characters in season two, including most of the original Young Justice team. If you’re a big Blue Beetle fan, you were probably all right with this. A fitting name for season two could have Black Beetle, Green Beetle, its the new rage. The Beetles are a hit.