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  How “Young Justice” turned the DC universe into a coming-of-age story — and why I still think it’s the best thing Cartoon Network ever aired. By Titan007 There’s a specific kind of quiet that happens when you realise a cartoon isn’t playing with you anymore. Not at you—this is not just a spectacle or a simple lesson before commercials—but with you. The show treats you as old enough to handle complexity: consequences, unresolved feelings, and the hard truth that being a "good guy" isn’t always protection. That’s the air Young Justice breathes. And it’s why, in the entire history of Cartoon Network, I genuinely think it’s the best cartoon they ever aired. I know what a claim like that sounds like in a world where nostalgia is a currency, and everyone’s favourite show is the one that happened to be on when their life felt simpler. But my love for Young Justice isn’t just a warm memory. It’s admiration for a series that took the superhero genre — already full of masks and my...