'Young Justice' Release Date, Spoilers, News & Update: Is Wally West Returning? What We Know So Far!
The fate of Wally West will be revealed in "Young Justice" Season 3. The third season has been confirmed to return with the same characters from the previous seasons.
In a report, it has been confirmed that the production for "Young Justice" Season 3 has already started. The upcoming season for the young superheroes is likely to stream on Netflix. However, as of this time, there is no official announcement yet of the home for the animated series.
"Young Justice" premiered in Cartoon Network and ran for two seasons. The animated series has been canceled right after its second season. Now, it is set to return and an official announcement is yet o be made as to where the series is going to air.
Inverse indicates that "Young Justice" has been highly praised because of the character development shown in the animated series. Ever since the animated series has been cancelled there has been a huge clamor from fans for it to continue.
This time, fans are waiting for "Young Justice" Season 3 as Warner Brothers Animation already confirmed its return. Warner Brothers Animation and Warner Digital Series President, Sam Register shares in a press release that the team is glad to bring back the show for fans.
It has already been reported by News Everyday that Kid Flash's fate is going to be known in Young Justice Season 3. It can be recalled that he sacrificed his life in order to save everybody. He may return in the upcoming season for the animated series.
Aside from Kid Flash's fate, there are also other events from the previous season that will be given answers in "Young Justice" Season 3. The other original characters are set to return in the series. There are also those other Dc characters that are also possible to be part of the storyline.
An official announcement for a release date and a network is set to be confirmed for "Young Justice" Season 3. As of this time, the animated series is still in the beginning of production.
