While Aqualad is the fourth member of that original team, the man standing in the middle of this photo is another hero entirely. During an exclusive interview with ComicBook, the Young Justice ...

With the intro of Young Justice we meet a new character to the DC Universe. Aqualad was created for this animated series. He can not only breath underwater but he also has control over "hard water ...

“Young Justice,” an animated show that ran on Cartoon Network from 2010 to 2013, is returning for a third season on the DC Universe streaming service Jan. 4. The series is modeled on the Teen ...

“Young Justice,” and its roster once led by the dark-skinned Aqualad, has also been at the forefront. “Diversity has always been important to us on the show,” Weisman says. “We want you ...

the first three seasons of Young Justice are available on DC Universe. The series follows teenage superheros trying to prove themselves as members of the Justice League including Robin, Aqualad ...

In Young Justice, being a teenager means proving yourself over and over—to peers, parents, teachers, mentors and, ultimately, to yourself. But what if you’re not just a normal teenager?

By issue 4 of the comic, writer Peter David brought Secret aboard as a full-fledged member of Young Justice, along with two additional heroines, Arrowette and Wonder Girl.