Young Justice #3 (Spoilers Ahead, you have been warned)

[Mataza]

How are people not talking about this?

My boy Conner Kent is a dad now! and a husband.

This is just insane stuff. I have no idea where Bendis is going, or whats going to happen between him and Cassie.

[Frontier]

So how long until Conner's inexplicable new wife and son get written out? Although I think the wife has a higher chance then the kid.

[Arsenal]

So how long until Conner's inexplicable new wife and son get written out? Although I think the wife has a higher chance then the kid.

Yeah, I’m thinking the wife goes before the kid will. I wouldn’t be surprised if she’s gone by the end of the arc tbh

[Mataza]

So how long until Conner's inexplicable new wife and son get written out? Although I think the wife has a higher chance then the kid.

You think it may be some mean of controlling him? he seems quite docile, which is surprising considering his development in the same issue was that he wasnt going to follow the rules any longer.

[GSman]

So how long until Conner's inexplicable new wife and son get written out? Although I think the wife has a higher chance then the kid.

This is a new direction for Conner. I don't know why people are so eager to have it written out. I'd be cool having him be apart of the team but also raising his family and getting his wife used to his world. We don't have many Superhero parents these days, what's so wrong about it? Is it Cassie? If that's so important the wife can die I guess.

[AdamFTF]

This is a new direction for Conner. I don't know why people are so eager to have it written out. I'd be cool having him be apart of the team but also raising his family and getting his wife used to his world. We don't have many Superhero parents these days, what's so wrong about it? Is it Cassie? If that's so important the wife can die I guess.

Not everyone's going to like every direction. And while there are more superhero parents than there once were across superhero comics, the grand majority of them seem to be over at Marvel. I kind of like the idea, but I'm a sucker for superhero families. Teenage superheroes tend to go through a few phases. There's the younger high school phase. The troubles of being young and all that (think '60s Teen Titans). Then there's the sort of young adult phase which is "We're grown-up now and can make the rules ourselves, so how do we do that?" phase (think New Teen Titans). I think the YJ crew might be entering into that second phase. Cassie's in college, Kon's a young husband and father, etc.

[Frontier]

This is a new direction for Conner. I don't know why people are so eager to have it written out. I'd be cool having him be apart of the team but also raising his family and getting his wife used to his world. We don't have many Superhero parents these days, what's so wrong about it? Is it Cassie? If that's so important the wife can die I guess.

Cassie's kind of why I expect the wife to bite it at least.

But I dunno. Inexplicable families introduced out of the blue don't have the best record for sticking.

[Rakzo]

Well, at least we got some explanations and actual continuity (which is something that I seriously wasn't expecting considering Bendis' recent track record) but this still doesn't stop the issue from feeling decompressed as hell with very little plot progression.

Fantastic art. Still lacking in content but the content we got delivered a few answers. Baby steps I guess.

[Flash Gordon]

Cassie's kind of why I expect the wife to bite it at least.

But I dunno. Inexplicable families introduced out of the blue don't have the best record for sticking.

If the wife and kid get written out/killed off I'm outtttttttttt.

Kon-El being an inapplicable dad/husband works so well.

[rpmaluki]

I like it and I want it to last as long as possible.

[AdamFTF]

Cassie's kind of why I expect the wife to bite it at least.

But I dunno. Inexplicable families introduced out of the blue don't have the best record for sticking.

Oh, geez, I hope they don't go down the Kon and Cassie route again. It seemed like it would be fun back in the PAD series, but the whole thing got kind of tedious in the series that followed.

Kon-El being an inapplicable dad/husband works so well.

The Kid who never had parents now is one.

[Frontier]

If the wife and kid get written out/killed off I'm outtttttttttt.

Kon-El being an inapplicable dad/husband works so well.

Really? To me t doesn't really feel much like a natural progression for Conner to just plop him into this random life with no build-up and with people we don't even know about and who I honestly doubt we will really get to know that well moving forward.

Like, I can't remember a time a "new family that this character formed completely off-screen" trope has ever stuck around that long.

Oh, geez, I hope they don't go down the Kon and Cassie route again. It seemed like it would be fun back in the PAD series, but the whole thing got kind of tedious in the series that followed.

Well, comics-wise, Cassie is one of his biggest relationships so I would like to see that acknowledged. Being a fan of the couple is a bonus .

Better that then TimxCassie again.

The Kid who never had parents now is one.

Well, technically he has parents, it's just one isn't always the biggest part of his life and the other is one of the biggest Supervillains of the DCU .

And who knows, him being raised by the Kents for a bit might still be canon.

[The Cool Thatguy]

Cassie's kind of why I expect the wife to bite it at least.

But I dunno. Inexplicable families introduced out of the blue don't have the best record for sticking.

Yeah, pretty much. I hate how predictable it is, really

[Bored at 3:00AM]

I'm not too worried about the future fate of characters that have just been introduced. I understand wives & kids don't exactly have the best track record in superhero comics, but I'm optimistic that most creators have learned from the missteps of the past. The S stands for hope, after all.

[AJpyro]

This is a new direction for Conner. I don't know why people are so eager to have it written out. I'd be cool having him be apart of the team but also raising his family and getting his wife used to his world. We don't have many Superhero parents these days, what's so wrong about it? Is it Cassie? If that's so important the wife can die I guess.

I do like it. But I don't expect it to last.