The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 834 The First Mission and Plastic Man
The members of the Young Justice League had long foreseen the joining of Connor and Happy, but what about this little-known Stargirl?
Wally, who knew the inside story, stuck out his tongue secretly. The Flash had always asked him to keep secret what happened in Blue Valley Town, so he didn't tell anything even to his good brother Dick.

As soon as Batman finished speaking, Stargirl Courtney Whiteman walked in from outside the training room. At this time, she was no longer dressed like a small town girl.

Courtney is now wearing a blue uniform with many star patterns on it, which looks like stars hidden in the night sky. Her hands and feet are covered in red gloves and boots respectively.

There is also a red belt hanging around his waist, which looks like the multi-functional belt of the Bat family. He has a blue mask on his face that covers half of his face, leaving only his mouth and chin exposed.

The star staff that represented the source of her power was being leaned on the ground like a crutch.

The mutant clone, Happy, was also looking at the new girl with everyone else. The Stargirl in front of him was a little different from what he remembered.

The Stargirl in the comics is the epitome of clarity and sexiness. Her crop tops and hot pants are her enduring symbols, making one wonder if her uniform might not even have as high a defense as her regular clothes.

But it is a comic after all, the author must consider how to attract the audience, and beauty is undoubtedly the easiest way.

There was a time when any female superhero or supervillain would wear revealing clothing.

I can only say that it is understandable because of sales.

But reality certainly does not need to make concessions for the sake of comic sales. For example, although Diana wears a Greek-style war skirt, the length of the skirt is not at all like the one in the comics where you have to worry about exposing your buttocks if you move a little.

Moreover, as a cohabitant, Yang Le knew clearly that Diana was wearing safety pants under her skirt, so there was no need to worry about exposing herself.

Stargirl also wears a one-piece uniform, and it is a special bulletproof uniform. Although her figure can still be seen, it is definitely not the kind of uniform in comics that looks like that of every profession except superheroes.

By the way, Robin's uniform is not like the thigh-revealing version in the early comics. Instead, it is somewhat similar to the one worn by Tim in Arkham Knight. It has a technological feel and should have been upgraded.

Kid Flash, Aqualad, and Martian Girl are no different from those in Young Justice. As for Kuaishou...wait, what about Kuaishou?

It was obvious that the question that Habibi had thought of was also thought of by others, and Wally even raised his hand to ask a question.

"Where's Kuaishou? Why can't I see him?"

In fact, he had wanted to ask this question as early as when Batman read out the initial list of personnel, but this time he was not as rash as he was a few months ago. He waited patiently until Batman stopped before interrupting and asking.

Hearing Wally's question, the Flash and other adults looked at each other, only Batman had no choice but to answer as if he had no emotion.

"Kuaishou voluntarily left the Justice League two months ago and is no longer under its jurisdiction. Therefore, he is not on the Young Justice League's roster this time."

As soon as these words were spoken, Wally and the others immediately imitated the adults' behavior and looked at each other in bewilderment. No one expected that Roy would take the initiative to leave the Justice League.

"Is he okay now?" Wally asked weakly.

"Quick Hand has now changed his name to Red Arrow and operates as an independent hero." Batman said briefly, stopping short of dwelling on the question. "You can look up relevant information in the database at Mount Justice. With your rank, you can access all the information. Now, I'd like to explain the Young Justice League's code of conduct."

After hearing this, no matter how much they cared about Roy, they knew that now was not the right time and they could only be patient and finish the meeting.

Batman then briefly explained some precautions, in short, asking them to put their own safety first, and once again emphasized that although the Young Justice League is an independent organization from the Justice League, it is still under the jurisdiction of the Justice League.

This time, Batman and his team are not going to let things run completely free. The actions of the Young Justice League must be led by one or more official members of the Justice League, and they will hardly be allowed to participate in high-risk missions.

Once bitten by a snake, one will be afraid of ropes for ten years. Dick and others couldn't help but smile bitterly. They originally had a high degree of autonomy in performing tasks, but now it is all gone. However, they can't blame others. They can only blame themselves for being clever before.

"Finally, I'm going to give you a task." Batman grumbled for a long time, and perhaps because he was thirsty, he took the paper cup handed to him by the Flash and took a sip.

"A new playground has recently been built in the metropolis, and three people have gone missing from that playground recently."

"That doesn't sound like superhero work." Connor folded his arms. "More like police work."

Batman turned his gaze to Connor who interrupted him, and with just one sentence, he left Connor speechless.

"Superman isn't picky about his jobs."

Seeing Superboy's silence, Batman continued, "These three disappearances have almost nothing in common. The missing people don't know each other. The only two things they have in common, besides disappearing in the amusement park, are that all three returned home on their own three days after disappearing."

This sentence perked up Dick, who had a bit of detective talent. In his opinion, this was the task that was most suitable for him to show his skills.

Dick secretly made up his mind to complete this mission perfectly so that Batman and the others could rest assured, and he would definitely not try any tricks this time.

"The mission is scheduled for a day later. It will be Sunday, so there will definitely be a lot of people at the amusement park. If the suspect has any specific requirements for selecting a target, a large population will undoubtedly increase his chances of success."

Batman continued, "Your companion this time is Plastic Man."

Just as he finished speaking, the door of the training room opened again, and a burly man wearing a blue uniform with a big S logo on the chest and a red cape walked in.

Everyone was stunned. Wasn't it Plastic Man? How come it was Superman who came in?
When Connor saw Superman walk in, he immediately changed his posture. He no longer looked so arrogant, but more like a college student standing at attention.

However, before Connor could maintain his military posture for too long, Superman's sturdy body began to deform. After a period of movement like plasticine, the righteous Superman turned into a wretched uncle in a high-cut uniform.

"Haha! Hello, kids! I'm your Plastic Man uncle!"

Connor was stunned.

(End of this chapter)