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YOUNG JUSTICE: INVASION: Episode #209: "Darkest": Credits:
I'm going to attempt to post all the credits for the episode here to compensate for how minute they are and how quickly they zip by on the air. Please note, that I'm just cutting and pasting the final credits from a document. It's possible that as the episode was posted, changes, mistakes, additions, etc. were made for the version that aired.
	Producers
	Brandon Vietti
	Greg Weisman
	Written By
	Jon Weisman
	Directed By
	Mel Zwyer
	Line Producer
	David Wilcox
	Young Justice Theme and Music By
	Kristopher Carter
	Michael McCuistion
	Lolita Ritmanis
	Casting & Voice Direction
	Jamie Thomason
Starring The Voices Of
	Oded Fehr as Ra's al Ghul
	Stephanie Lemelin as Tigress
	Eric Lopez as Blue Beetle, Scarab
	Yuri Lowenthal as Icicle Jr., Tommy Terror, Lagoon Boy
	Jason Marsden as Impulse, Ray Palmer
	Jesse McCartney as Nightwing
	Danica McKellar as Tuppence Terror, Megan Wheeler
	Masasa Moyo as Karen Beecher
	Nolan North as Superboy
	Khary Payton as Aqualad, Black Manta
	Kevin Michael Richardson as Mal Duncan
	Jason Spisak as Wally West
Based On DC Comics Characters
	Nightwing Created By
	Marv Wolfman and George Perez
	Impulse Created By
	Mark Waid and Mike Wieringo
	Beast Boy Created By
	Arnold Drake
	Ray Palmer/The Atom Created By
	Gardner Fox
	Production Manager
	John Diaz
	Assistant Production Manager
	Mark Wilson
	Animation Coordinator
	JJ Conway
	Lead Character Design
	Phil Bourassa
	Character Design
	Dusty Abell
	Jerome K. Moore
	BG Key Design
	Enzo Baldi
	Fedja Jovanovic
	Nollan Obena
	Prop Design
	Eugene Mattos
	Storyboard
	Jay Baker
	Kevin Conroy
	Charles Drost, III
	Steve Gordon
	Jason Navarez
	Storyboard Clean-up
	Jen Bennett
	Naz Ghodrati-Azadi			
	Animation Timing Director
	James Tim Walker
	Timing
	Richard Collado
	Jeff Hall			
	Animation Checking
	Justin Schultz
	Color Stylist
	James Peters
	Ink & Paint
	Matthew Bordenave
	Background Paint
	David McBride
	Craig Robertson
	Effects Animation
	Matthew Girardi
	Editor
	Jhoanne Reyes
	Supervising Dialogue/ADR Editor
	Mark A. Keatts
	Sound Reading
	Fred Salinas
	Wilson Martinez	
	Dialogue/ADR Editors
	Patrick Foley
	Mike Garcia
	Post Production Manager
	Scott Shinick
	Dialogue Recording Studio
	Studiopolis, Inc.
	Recording Machine Operator
	Jeff O. Collins
	Sarah Baluch
	Post Production Sound Services
	Audio Circus, Inc.	
	Online Editor
	Steven White
	Animation Services
	MOI Animation, Inc.
	Animation Director
	Seung-Man Heo
	Background Directors
	Seung-Chan Kang
	Young-Bae Lee
	Sang-Hyob Nam
	Dae-Gun Han
	A-Reum Kim
	Pa-Rang Lee
	Sang-Un Kim
	Production Manager
	Young -Soo Yoo (Director)
	Min-Sung Park
	Su-Mi Beck
	So-Sang Yoon
	Ae-Gyeong Lee
	Production Coordinator
	Hyo-sun Ryu
	Seong-mi Park
	Layout Artists
	Kyung Chuk Sa
	EungWhan Oh
	Color Stylist
	MeeHyun Ahn
	Soo Jin Hwang
	Ji Young Hwang
	Moon Hee Na
	Da Un Jeung
	Model Checker
	Kyung Suk Heo
	MyungHee Park
	Composition
	DeukGyu
	Choi
	Ji won Park
	Jong Sub Jang
	Han Geul Yu
	Key Animation
	Sang Min Kim
	SeungReoul Ryu
	Seok Ahn
	Hun Kuk Park
	Young Hoon Gill
	Jong III Lee
	Jae Gyu Cho
	Chung Sik Lee
	Kyung Duk Lee
	3D CGI
	Gyu-Han Yoo (Director)
	Gyu-Sung Oh
	Final Checker
	Young Ra Cho
	Production Administrator
	Nicole Martin
	Production Accounting
	Luisa Guzman
	Debbie Lindquist
	Maral Simonian
	Athena Wingate
	Production Support
	Vivian Hernandez
	Audrey Kim
	Tamara Miles
	Kira Tirimacco
	Renee Toporzysek
	Janet Yi
	Executive In Charge Of Music
	Niki Sherrod
	Business And Legal Affairs
	John Michael Beach
	Lori Blackstone
	Sharmalee Lall
	Bonnie Negrete
	Joulene St. Catherine
	Casting Administrator
	Liz Carroll
	Production Supervision
	Bobbie Page
	Production Management
	Ed Adams
	Executive in Charge of Production
	Jay Bastian
	Executives In Charge Of Production For Cartoon Network
	Tramm Wigzell
	Brian E. S. Jones
	Executive Producer
	Sam Register
This motion picture is protected under the laws of the United States of America and other countries. Any unauthorized duplication, copying, distribution, exhibition or use may result in civil and/or criminal prosecution.
	© 2012 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
	ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Country of first publication United States Of America
YOUNG JUSTICE and all related characters and elements are trademarks of and © DC Comics.
Warner Bros Animation Inc. is the author of this film/motion picture for the purposes of Article 15 (2) of the Berne Convention and all national laws giving effect thereto.
	There are, as always, a bunch of people who ALSO helped out but don't receive credits on screen for various (legal and precedent) reasons.
	A handful (in no particular order) include...
	Curtis Koller - Talent Coordinator
	Eric Lewis, CAS - Dialogue Sound Mixer
	Ryan Johnston - Assistant Engineer
	Otis Van Osten - Sound Supervisor
	Ron Salaises - Sound Effects editor
	Carlos Sanches - Re-Recording Mixer
	Stacy Michaels - Foley Mixer
	Alex Ulrich - Foley Walker
	John Wells - Research
	Aris Katsaris - Atlantean Translator
	Winson Seto - Publicity
	I know I'm probably forgetting some folks, and I REALLY apologize! If you send me a reminder, I'll pimp you in another post!
YOUNG JUSTICE: INVASION: Episode #208: "Satisfaction": Credits:
Okay, we're back. I'm already a week behind, but I'm going to attempt to post all the credits for the episode here to compensate for how minute they are and how quickly they zip by on the air. Please note, that I'm just cutting and pasting the final credits from a document. It's possible that as the episode was posted, changes, mistakes, additions, etc. were made for the version that aired.
	Producers
	Brandon Vietti
	Greg Weisman
	Written By
	Greg Weisman
	Directed By
	Doug Murphy
	Line Producer
	David Wilcox
	Young Justice Theme and Music By
	Kristopher Carter
	Michael McCuistion
	Lolita Ritmanis
	Casting & Voice Direction
	Jamie Thomason
	Starring The Voices Of
	Lacey Chabert as Zatanna Zatara
	Nick Chinlund as Crusher Crock
	Crispin Freeman as Speedy, Red Arrow
	Kelly Hu as Paula Crock, Jade Ngyuen
	Kittie as Raquel Ervin
	Eric Lopez as Jaime Reyes
	Jason Marsden as Bart Allen
	Danica McKellar as Megan Morse
	Masasa Moyo as Wendy Harris, Karen Beecher
	Nolan North as Conner Kent
	Kevin Michael Richardson as Mal Duncan, Otis
	Mark Rolston as Lex Luthor
	Alan Tudyk as Oliver Queen, Captain Cold
Based On DC Comics Characters
	Miss Martian created by
	Geoff Johns and Tony Daniel
	Mal Duncan Created By
	Bob Rozakis and Jose Delbo  [Not really.  I think the correct creator is Robert Kanigher.]
	Zatanna created by
	Gardner Fox and Murphy Anderson
	Jade created by
	Marv Wolfman and George Perez 
	Impulse created by
	Mark Waid and Mike Wieringo
	Production Manager
	John Diaz
	Assistant Production Manager
	Robby Huckell
	Animation Coordinator
	JJ Conway
	Lead Character Design
	Phil Bourassa
	Character Design
	Dusty Abell
	Jerome K. Moore
	BG Key Design
	Fedja Jovanovic
	Nollan Obena
	Prop Design
	Eugene Mattos                                                          	      
	Storyboard
	Jay Baker
	Todd Demong
	Miyuki Hoshikawa
	Doug Murphy
	Storyboard Clean-up
	Jen Bennett
	Naz Ghodrati-Azadi
	Val Kung
	Animation Timing Director
	James Tim Walker	
	Timing
	Richard Collado
	Jeff Hall
	R. Michel Lyman	
	Animation Checking
	Justin Schultz
	Color Stylist
	James Peters
	Ink & Paint
	Matthew Bordenave
	Background Paint
	David McBride
	Craig Robertson
	Effects Animation
	Matthew Girardi
	Editor
	Jhoanne Reyes
	Supervising Dialogue/ADR Editor
	Mark A. Keatts		
	Sound Reading
	Fred Salinas
	Wilson Martinez	
	Dialogue/ADR Editors
	Patrick Foley
	Mike Garcia
	Post Production Manager
	Scott Shinick
	Dialogue Recording Studio
	Studiopolis, Inc.
	Recording Machine Operator
	Jeff O. Collins
	Sarah Baluch
	Post Production Sound Services
	Audio Circus, Inc.
	Online Editor
	Steven White
	Animation Services
	Lotto Animation, Inc.
	Supervising Animation Director
	Heechul Kang
	Background Director
	Yunhee Kim
	EunHee No
	Eunjung Choi
	Animation Directors
	Sinkwon Kim
	Sangjoon Lee
	Myeonghwan Park
	Production Staff
	Hyoungmin Doh
	Miok Kwon
	Eonho Lee
	Jinhwa Heo (Jun-E)
	Layout Artists
	Myoungin Kang
	Changnam Kim
	Minsu Kim
	Final Checker
	Hosoon Shin
	Color Stylist
	Mihyun Ji
	Model Checker
	Junghee Kim
	Composition
	Sangbong Oh
	Banseok Choi
	Yuri Choi
	Sunghun Lee
	Daehee Rim
	Key Animation
	Seokjin Jang
	Eunhwa Jung
	Kwonil Kim
	Jihyeon Nam
	Younghwa Seo
	3D CGI
	Seokki Um
	Misook Choi
	Production Administrator
	Nicole Martin
	Production Accounting
	Luisa Guzman
	Debbie Lindquist
	Maral Simonian
	Athena Wingate
	Production Support
	Vivian Hernandez
	Audrey Kim
	Tamara Miles
	Kira Tirimacco
	Renee Toporzysek
	Janet Yi
	Executive In Charge Of Music
	Niki Sherrod
	Business And Legal Affairs
	John Michael Beach
	Lori Blackstone
	Sharmalee Lall
	Bonnie Negrete
	Joulene St. Catherine
	Casting Administrator
	Liz Carroll	
	Production Supervision
	Bobbie Page
	Production Management
	Ed Adams
	Executive in Charge of Production
	Jay Bastian
	Executives In Charge Of Production For Cartoon Network
	Tramm Wigzell
	Brian E. S. Jones
	Executive Producer
	Sam Register
This motion picture is protected under the laws of the United States of America and other countries. Any unauthorized duplication, copying, distribution, exhibition or use may result in civil and/or criminal prosecution.
	© 2012 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
	ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Country of first publication United States Of America
YOUNG JUSTICE and all related characters and elements are trademarks of and © DC Comics.
Warner Bros Animation Inc. is the author of this film/motion picture for the purposes of Article 15 (2) of the Berne Convention and all national laws giving effect thereto.
	There are, as always, a bunch of people who ALSO helped out but don't receive credits on screen for various (legal and precedent) reasons.
	A handful (in no particular order) include...
	Curtis Koller - Talent Coordinator
	Eric Lewis, CAS - Dialogue Sound Mixer
	Ryan Johnston - Assistant Engineer
	Otis Van Osten - Sound Supervisor
	Ron Salaises - Sound Effects editor
	Carlos Sanches - Re-Recording Mixer
	Stacy Michaels - Foley Mixer
	Alex Ulrich - Foley Walker
	John Wells - Research
	Aris Katsaris - Atlantean Translator
	Winson Seto - Publicity
	I know I'm probably forgetting some folks, and I REALLY apologize! If you send me a reminder, I'll pimp you in another post!
YOUNG JUSTICE: INVASION: EPISODE: 209: "Darkest": Premieres!
This is a big one. Our latest NEW episode airs this Saturday and Sunday morning (October 6 & 7, 2012) on Cartoon Network's DC NATION BLOCK. It's called "Darkest", and it is. It REALLY is.
The Scarab said the Staple gun would be more effective if who fired throught what?
SCARAB: "That tactic would be more effective if you fired through bone."
[From "Young Justice" episode 204, "Salvage." Originally aired May 19, 2012.]
First let me say i really enjoyed the first season of young justice and couldn't wait to see the second season of young Justice!!But i wouldn't be honest if i didn't say that i was surprised and shocked at the changes that were made, the time jump of five years, the focus changing from the seven members from the first season and the big shock, Miss Martian and Superboy breaking up!!
Even those i could see that coming not because they weren't a good couple. A lot of things have turned out to be the same as the first young justice comic book series,you changed the way they get there, plus it seems everybody wants superboy to be with wondergirl like in the comics. As for me, i like Miss Martian and Superboy as a couple and hope they get back together in the future but that just me!! That being said, i did enjoy the first two episodes from season two! My Questions,
	1.How tall is Miss Martian in her true form?
	2.Did Miss Martian have anything do with Superman finally accepting Superboy?? She seemed to know he was coming!!I guess what i'm asking is did she talking to him.
1. Pretty tall.
2. She was facing Superman and saw that he was heading toward Superboy. So she made herself scarce, so the two of them could talk. For more on the Superman/Superboy relationship - including what role M'gann might have played in it, check out our Young Justice companion comic (issues 20 (on sale now) through 25). This is a major subplot of the story.
In the comics, Bumblebee could not use her suit to shrink, nor did she have a relationship with the Atom, but in Young Justice she can shrink and is the Atom's sidekick/lab partner/student something (as of my asking this, only Earthlings has aired). These two traits wouldn't happened to be derived from another bee-themed superheroine owned by a certain other comic company, would they?
Our show was NOT the first time Bumblebee shrunk. We got it from existing sources. So you'd have to ask the creators of those sources if Wasp was an influence on them. We are - as far as I know - the first to make Ray Palmer her mentor, but that mostly fits in with the dynamic of our series, and has nothing to do with Marvel's Wasp, who was in a romantic relationship with Hank Pym, not a mentor/protegee relationship.
Censorship questions!
	1)There was some occasion in which you thought you wouldn't be allowed to do something in YJ for censorship reasons, but instead you were allowed to?
	2)And some occassion you couldn't do something or had to (at least slightly) alter it for censorship reasons?
You're asking me or telling me?
So, if the theme of Season One was secrets and lies, what is the theme of Invasion?
There are - and have always been - a lot of themes, and 'Secrets & Lies' is still the biggie.
hey Greg awesome job on the show. I am really loving how Megan's character is being developed. I love the fact that she isn't as inocent as she made us believe.
I have a questions regarding the episode "earthlings"
1.-Is Adam strange related to Hugo Strange?
thanks for your time
SPOILER REQUEST. NO COMMENT.
I was quite suprised with the implication that Delilah might take Malibu on as her mate, as his mental development would in line with a child right?
Could there be somewhat sinister Demona-eque reason for Delilah remaining with Malibu and the other clones? You've mentioned, or at the very least it's on the wiki that she's the natural leader of the clones given her education. Does Delilah has Demona's urge for power and leadership? It would seem that Malibu would be a far more passive mate than Thailog and no threat to her attaining leadership of their clan. Or am I perhaps judging her too harshly?
No. Malibu lacks education. There's nothing wrong with his mind. Which renders the rest of your question moot.
I was looking up the Marvel Gargoyles comic. If you wanted to use to use any of those characters are they considered marvel characters or Gargoyle characters? It's probably a non issue but I am curious. Venus seems like such an obvious character to deserve a parody, although Delilah probably already fills that role.
I'm not really in the business of parodying Gargoyles' characters. (That's really more of an Edmund Tsabard thing, and even that guy went out of business.)
I don't know what the legalities are, but I'm not to interested in importing non-canon characters into the mix.
Why did the following villains join The Light?
1. Lex Luthor?
2. Queen Bee?
3. Ocean Master?
4. The Brain?
They were all invited and liked the idea. Don't overthink it.
who all lives in the cave now that 5 years have passed
Superboy, Miss Martian, Lagoon Boy, Beast Boy, Mal Duncan. (Not sure why I answered that, but...)
Hey Greg,
I know a lot of people consider Gargoyles to be an anti-Disney show due to its dark tone, but I think it actually has a lot of similarities. Both Gargoyles and other Disney films adapt mythology and famous stories in their own ways, while featuring strong emotions and conflicts(okay, those might be a bit general).
My question is, did Disney storytelling have an influence on the making of Gargoyles, and the eventual integration of different mythologies?
I'm sure it did, since I grew up on Disney movies. But we weren't consciously trying to either DO DISNEY or NOT DO DISNEY. We were just doing GARGOYLES.
Hey Greg,
You mentioned that you received a list of pretty much every teen hero in the DC Universe, from which you and the rest of the creative staff picked the show's line-up. Did you ever, upon learning about a character, think "Wow, what a stinker! This guy is crud. Yeah, we're not using him/her." I'm NOT asking you to name specific characters obviously, but did you ever have that reaction at some point in the process?
No, that's not what I 'mentioned'. I didn't 'receive' a list. I put the list together myself.
I'm making a big point of this, because I see this happen all the time. I write something, however innocuous. And then like a child's game of telephone it moves through the fandom - on one board or another - and soon enough people are posting (with TREMENDOUS CONFIDENCE, mind you) that they know X is going to happen because "GREG SAID SO." When in fact, I never did. (Heck, sometimes I said literally the opposite.) Trust me, I see this over and over and over again. Sometimes, it's amusing, sometimes annoying, sometimes infuriating.
So I think it behooves us all to STICK TO THE FACTS and to KEEP THE FACTS STRAIGHT.
Now, back to your actual question: there are obviously some characters that are more interesting to me than others. Sometimes because I'm more familiar with them. Sometimes because they suit our needs. Sometimes because they're just flat out cool. And there are always going to be others - in a universe as big as DC's - that don't grab me as much. But there's honestly not one character on our teen hero list that I'd rule out absolutely. As I've said before, if we can make Professor Ojo kinda cool, there's little I'd be afraid to take on with this crew of talented folks on YJ.
Wow! I was watching Young Justice: Invasion episode two and I must say, that was awesome!!!! But what caught me off guard, was when Adom Strange was talking about Alice and wonderland characters, such as the jaberwock and the bandersnatch. (sorry if I misspelled the names) I find it funny how he used that as a distraction. :) Why is it that many DC Universe characters are affiliated with Alice and Wonderland? (Characters such as Artemis and Adam Strange)
Um... probably my fault. I have a fondness for the works of Lewis Carroll. Not on the level of my Shakespeare obsession, but I'm a fan.
On the other hand, Nicole Dubuc wrote this script, and I honestly can't remember if the Jabberwock stuff was her idea or mine.
Hi Greg, so far the second season is looking good. for this week's episode, I especially loved that part where Adam was acting like a bit of a nutcase to distract the guards. Special thanks to whoever's idea it was to make that Jabberwok reference and I look forward to seeing how the rest of the season turns out. A while ago, I remember finding a question in which you said the Flying Graysons "accident" happened on April 1st, also known as April fools day. Was there any particular reason for this? I ask because it seems like a strange and deliberate choice to me.
If there was, I can't remember. It may just have fit in correctly on my timeline, which, if anyone is curious is currently 205 pages long. (And I still haven't had time to update it recently.)
Icon was identified as a type of alien called a Terminan. Beyond that, nothing else is known about him on Earth-16. I wish to ask more about him, but knowing how sensitive your updated guidelines are, Iâll just ask some simple stuff.
	a.  If Icon has a secret identity, what name is he called by?
	b.  Being that he is a Terminan, I suspect that Icon must have quite a longevity, but how old is he exactly?
	c.  Since he currently lives on Earth, what is Iconâs given age under the guise of his secret identity and according to Earth-16âs U.S. government records?
	d.  What was Icon's purpose for coming to Earth in the first place, assuming there WAS one?
	e.  In regards to Icon's voice actor, who is well-known in the Final Destination franchise, why was he specifically chosen for this role?
Icon was not identified as a "Terminan" on our television series. So you don't even know that much about him on Earth-16.
a. Augustus Freeman.
b. Who said he's a "Terminan"?
c. I don't know.
d. Assumes facts not in evidence.
e. I've always admired Tony Todd's voice. But the truth is, voice director Jamie Thomason and I were having lunch at Taste Chicago in Burbank, and we saw him there. That reminded me how I'd always wanted to cast him in something. Then when Icon came up, he seemed perfect. Timing is everything.
K. As much as I loathe Season 2...
	I have to say/ask:
1. Some of you love Season 2. Awesome. Good for you. Some of us hate it. Loving the new season doesn't give you the right to tell everyone else to "get over" anything, keep their opinions "to themselves" or to not post their feelings here. It's not your board. It's Greg's. Some negative reactions have been "approved". That tell you anything? It should. Yours is not the only acceptable opinion in the world or in YJ fandom (former or otherwise).
2. Liking/missing the relationship aspect of season 1 (and asking what happened?) does not make someone a "shipper". Stereotypes are just that. I moved out of my parents' house when I was 16. Got tattooed. Got into fights. Lived on the streets. Pulled myself up by my bootstraps, so to speak. I now have a good life. Have always had an active "intimate" life and have decent social skills. But? I LIKE COMIC BOOK MYTHOLOGY. See? Not a "geek" or "fanboy", etc. So much for being able to pigeonhole people based on what they like. Relationships are part of the story. Like costumes, to a degree. If Robin started wearing clown shoes, a ball-gag and a pirate hat, somebody might express their displeasure. Does that make them a "'stumer"? No. This isn't the "Big Bang Theory", so let's not entertain these insipid stereotypes.
3. WHY DO YOU PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW HOW OLD CHARACTERS ARE!?!? Every other question is "how old is Alfred?" "how old is Sphere?" "what is Batgirl's hat size?" Does this really matter... to anyone, on any level? Does not knowing Blue Beetle's exact age, Teekl's high school locker combination or Hawkgirl's bra size really keep you awake at night? If you enjoy season 2, just watch it, enjoy the ride and stop sweating the small stuff! Some of us are backside hurt over the time skip and quit watching after season 1! You're lucky if you're not one of us! Just be happy and enjoy the show.
1. So you came onto MY board to tell others off? Fun times.
2. I really think you're posting this stuff in the wrong place.
3. So, you want the right to ask and/or comment on whatever YOU want to ask and/or comment about, but it bothers you that other people are doing the same? People have different interests. How does that take skin off your back?
Look, I'm sorry if you feel 'backside hurt', but you posted this after - at most - the second episode of the season. We didn't ditch out on relationships, even vaguely. You just lacked, what's the word I'm looking for? Oh, yeah. ANYTHING RESEMBLING PATIENCE. And I think your somewhat defensive, not to mention hypocritical post here demonstrates that.
Having said all that, I'm basically shrugging here. There's no law that says you have to like ANYTHING, let alone Young Justice: Invasion. But the exact same creative team worked on both seasons, and care deeply about all the characters. If you liked Season One enough to care this much about it, you might have given us a little trust and taken the chance that maybe, just maybe, we had a plan, and the characters you loved and the relationships that help define them, would not be left out of the mix. Just a thought.
Dear Greg,
	Watched Earthlings today, very nice episode.  First off, I gotta say I like Adam Strange and Beast Boy, you did great with Gar!  I think I like him more in this than on Teen Titans.    And I like you answering some questions about Megan & Connor, while bringing up more.  And damn, Megan lobotomized that one!  Nice.  Now onto a question I didn't see in the queu;
	Why did Adam Strange (or yourself) choose the Jabberwock poem?  I heard that and went "Whaa??"
	Awesome episode, keep it up!
	PS-Got the YJ free comic book day issue.  Nice!
It seemed to fit the situation on multiple levels. Provided dialogue that was nonsense (to some degree) in ANY language, epitomized the feeling that Adam had that he was down the rabbit hole or through the looking glass to Wonderland, etc.
For what it's worth: I'm sorry the majority of your fans are too emotionally invested in YJ to realise that the very thing they love is something you give them. And that AskGreg is a privilege... not a platform to express a lack of gratitude and sense!
	1. I'm writing the plot for a comic, and I've hit writer's block. Do you have any suggestions as to how to overcome it?
	2. I mostly write on inspiration, as that's when I can create the best stories. When not inspired how do you continue to work on a writing project?
	3. What type of people do you bounce ideas off of or have read over your stuff?
1. Write anything. Market lists. Daily Journals. Whatever. Just get back in the habit of writing. Focus off the problem that blocked you for a bit though. The answer may come to you in the shower or something.
2. The characters tend to tell me what happens next.
3. My partners on any given project. (I rarely work in a vacuum.) Kevin Hopps, whom I've worked with for years and years now, is probably the best sounding board I've ever had.
Hiya,Greg, man I am even more psyched for this show now. The writing has really stepped it up. One thing bugs me though. Miss Martian. Under that sweet, cutesy exterior I really feel we have someone who is and should not be taking liberties and doing what she does. It's creepy and insidious what she does and I am thinking, Conner's instincts are leading him the right direction because she feels dangerous to me. This ability to invade minds...it bugs me.
I don't think as well, her being a shape shifter justifies her being with Conner as said by Alana. Dude needs to move on...no, cross that. He needs to allow himself to grow and experience the world. He is 5 year old kid. Kudos on Conner's emotional/psychological growth too. He seems less angry too and more in control.
And as for Lagoon Boy, why is he already slated as the "jerk"? He looks like a fish and acts no different to any boisterous teenager. This was the same thing said about Wally. I like underdogs. I feel sorry for him in a way. Anyway, I can't wait to see what the JL got up to in the 16 hours they were off world!!! Great, suspenseful, intelligent writing!!! And gorgeous crisp animation!
Thanks.
Hi Greg - Thanks for answering our questions.
	I love Wonder Girl in Young Justice. She's awesome!! I think shes my favorite character now!!
	But I was wondering about her strength?
	Because Superboy is the product of Superman, (and he's stronger than everyone!!!)
	Does that make Wonder Girl second strongest in the Team after Superboy?
	from
	Pupz
Yes. And a sorcery-powered puffer-mode Lagoon Boy is going to give her a run for her money too. But she's young. Give her time.
I have a question about Gargoyle genetics and cloning. Apologies if this makes your head hurt, it's made mine hurt.
	In Marvel comics, when they cloned X-23 they used just Wolverine's X chromosomes as the Y sample was damaged and a male clone wasn't viable. 
I was looking up reptiles, as Gargoyles as I understand it are closer to reptiles than mammals. In reptile genetics it's the females(ZW) that have two different chromosomes not males(ZZ). So if Sevarius had a sample of say Angela, but only the Z was viable would he'd still be able to create a male clone of her, right? Females clones for Gargoyles would be the trickier of the two?
Gargoyles are NOT closer to reptiles than mammals. They are GARGATES. So your entire question is pretty much moot.
Out of curiosity, Mr. Weisman,
Have you ever considered doing a Marvel animated series which could take place in 2099 (or whatever year it would now be in that then-alternate future)?
I haven't. But I'd be willing. It is, of course, NOT UP TO ME!
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