"After an abrupt hiatus, Young Justice is finally back and now my Saturday mornings have meaning again. “Cornered” starts off with a small alien robot, who painfully reminded me of Booster Gold’s buddy Skeets, informing a mysterious alien brawler about Earth’s heroes and how he could use another trophy for his wall of heads. The story with this alien challenger is that he goes from planet to planet defeating the strongest opponents that he can find and uses their head as a trophy. After his introduction to which we find out that his name is Despero, he and his robot go down to the hall of justice to which Captain Marvel, Zatanna and a few others are trying residing in after the loss of their Mount Justice(it was either that or a warehouse). Despero pretty much wipes the floor with everyone there, mainly thanks to his cheating tactic of having a third eye that basically lobotomizes its victims similar to what Miss Martian did toward the end of the last episode(shes still felling guilty about that and is becoming more of a liability to the team at this point)." - Terrence Billingsley of Geekenstein.com
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