'Young Justice': Has Cartoon Network made a big mistake by pulling out one of their most popular DC shows?

Following the critical acclaim of 'Young Justice', did Cartoon Network lose out on one of the best animated shows it has recently aired?

DC is known the world over as one of the biggest names in the comic book industry, while also simultaneously producing their Superhero animated series with the help of Warner Bros. Having grown up watching the 'Batman: The Animated Series', and all the subsequent DC animations and shorts, as a consumer, where a show is aired would never usually be a concern of mine.

But with the cancellation of 'Young Justice' from Cartoon Network, it did trouble me that I may never be able to see my favorite characters completing the Apokolips story arc, and it seems that I'm not the only one.

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