Me personally, I'm liking it. Superboy's roid rage can be done without though

DONT TALK TO MEH

I HATE MONKEYS

I DON'T NEED ANY TEAMMATES *eats communicator*

I DON'T NEED ANY TEAMMATES *eats communicator*

I kinda like it, although I'd prefer it if Megan didn't keep doing that thing where she slaps herself in the head and says that catchphrase of hers.

DUH MEGAN

I guess people on Mars come from the Valley.

Don't really watch Cartoon Network anymore though from the sound of it perhaps I should. Hmmm, I only really caught the episode "Schooled" on Youtube. Not sure what to think of Megan the Martian though she does remind me a bit of Starfire from Teen Titans. Aqualad could use a bit more personality but I just might have to see more episodes. (And I'm guessing this Artemis character that has yet to appear will assume the position of Dark, Mysterious Source of Wisdom that Raven held in the Titans series.)
As for the Superboy/Superman conflict... whoever came up with that deserves a damn pay raise. Yeah, Superboy's emo angst definitely looks like it can wear on you after awhile but on the other hand, his constant pining for "daddy's" approval and Superman's reluctance to accept him as a possible son or potential heir to the Big S Shield have made both of them appear a lot more human then the cardboard flat Gary-Stu Superman usually is. If the characters are allowed to grow (or if the show lasts long enough for them to develop) then maybe Superboy will become less of a prick as either he finally gets the approval of Superman he's been fighting for or finds other parental figures to identify with.

I totally gotta agree with you, the relationships in the show adds a lot more dept than the Teen Titans ever really did (fight crime, eat pizza, learn a life lesson = basic episode). But I can honestly say, this is the deepest and most well-put together (with fantastic animation to boot) since Justice League.

As for Artemis, we got a hint at her existance in the most recent one, so expect to see her soon. Aqualad is pretty much the straight-man of the group, and does an excellent job of it (though I can somewhat see what you mean about his personality).

Yeah. Generally speaking I prefer Marvel over DC comics but the DC Universe cartoons have admittedly come a long way since Super Friends (gawd was that awful)

Yeah, I might just have to find out what time the show's on so I can start watching it.