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Anonymous writes...
1) What's the name of the Happy Harbour Police Department officer seen aiding in the evacuation of the city in Welcome To Habby Harbour?
2) What's the full name of Norman, the Intergang member seen in Disordered?
3) What are the names of Perdita Vladek's parents?
4) What are the names and ages of the cameraperson and director for The G. Gordon Godfrey Show that we see in Cornered?
5) Were any of the Belle Reve officers that were created for Terrors given full names?
Greg responds...
We only tended to name speaking characters unless we had plans (vague or otherwise) to use them later. Sometimes, we retroactively named characters, who had appeared earlier as "N.D. characters".
1. I'm fairly certain we never named that character.
2. We never gave Norman a last name.
3. Her father is Josef Vladek. We never named her mother.
4. The production assistant was Karen Conlin. No one else had a name on the show, except for G. Gordon himself.
5. There was Davis Wilcox, brother of David and Philip Wilcox. The others only had last names.
Suzie writes...
1. It's well known that you originally wanted to introduce Troia and Mary Bromfield earlier in the show as far back as season 2. Although we all know why you were unable to include them, I'm curious about what kind of stories would you liked to have done with them if you could have at the time.
2. Why didn't Beast Boy use a glamour charm to hide his green appearance?
3. When did Zatanna move out of the Cave?
4. When did Red Tornado/John Smith adopt Traya?
5. When and why did Artemis leave the Team during the 2 year between seasons 2-3?
Greg responds...
1. Um... I mean, I was interested in including them. Troia (i.e. the Donna Troy/Wonder Girl) was declared off-limits at the very beginning of the process. We were given the okay to include her later, but by that time it was too late for Season One. So, we never developed any specific Season One stories for her. We had ideas for Mary in Season One, but it became clear fairly early on that there wasn't room for her or Freddy in the season, so we didn't develop them. So, we then hoped to do something with them in Season Two, but when that season was truncated (again, very early on) from 26 episodes to 20, it was immediately clear that there still wasn't room for them. But our ideas for Mary were strongly hinted at in Season Four.
2. He didn't want to. He was "out" as a meta-human, and proud.
3. I don't have an exact date. Probably when she turned eighteen.
4. I'm not answering this now. Still a story I want to tell.
5. I don't have an exact date. Basically, she needed a break.
Suzie writes...
I have been a big fan of your work for a long time. I love Young Justice, Gargoyles and the Spectacular Spider Man and the one thing they al have in common are their incredible love stories. I was wondering what are your favourite romances from each of these amazing shows you've created? What are your top favourite love stories and why do you love them? I'd love to know your opinion?
Greg responds...
This idea of ranking ... it's just not how my mind works.
But I obviously love Goliath and Elisa. And I also love Broadway and Angela. And certainly Fox and David. And Brooklyn and Katana... And Lex and Amp... Hudson and Verity... I could go on and on...
I'm a big fan of Peter and Gwen on Spectacular. I also like nerdy guy and hot girl. And though we didn't get to spend much screen time on it, Betty and Ned. And I got a kick out of May and the Doctor.
On YJ, it's tough to top Wally and Artemis. But I love Conner and Megan. And Dick and Barbara. And Lois and Clark. And Garfield and Perdita. Harper and Violet was pretty cool too. And Bart and Ed. And so many others.
Will and Matt. Cornelia and Caleb. Rico and Dizzy. Etc. Etc. Etc.
I'm just a sucker for romance.
Anonymous writes...
Do Roy and Will visit Geranium City? Does Jim visit his brothers in Star City?
Greg responds...
I mean, you've seen Jim in both places.
In my head, Jim basically lives in Star City but visits Geranium City often. But all three have at least visited Geranium City. Jim spends more time there, but he doesn't have a daughter to raise. Roy probably spends the least time there. But he's not a genomorph, so that's understandable.
Michael Broder writes...
When did Robin, Livewire, Stargirl, Looker, and Windfall join the Outsiders?
Greg responds...
Robin/Tim Drake joined the Outsiders sometime between September and November of Team Year Nine. The other four joined in December of Team Year Nine.
Anonymous writes...
Mr. Weisman,
Could the Earth-16's version of Match be regarded as a combination of both Match AND Bizarro from the comics since Earth-16's Match can visibly age; whereas Earth-16's Superboy cannot?
Greg responds...
That was our intent, yes.
Davina writes...
1. Did Tim initially join the Outsiders to try to get back with Cassie ?
2. Did they broke up because of the Batman’inc thing ? ( I know it seemed pretty clear in season 3 but I still want a confirmation )
Greg responds...
1. Not soley.
2. Confirmation, though I think it was symptomatic of issues they already had.
Anonymous writes...
Does Arsenal still act too recklessy when dealing with lex luthor. Or has he managed to keep his anger under control.
Greg responds...
As of when?
shadow writes...
Are Cissie and Roy friends? Do they get along?
Greg responds...
Yes and yes.
Mark writes...
Hi, I loved Catwoman: Hunted and wanted to ask a little about what separates it from YJ/Earth-16. You've said it's cannon adjascent, like the Green Arrow short.
There are more obvious disconnects between YJ and GA, most notably at the end of the short Vertigo reveals himself and is captured, which conflicts with him having diplomatic immunity in Coldhearted. The differences in CH, at least based on what we know of Earth-16 so far, are more minor and seem like they could be easily explained.
Similarly, while GA has a more similar visual style to YJ than the anime CH, the designs from CH feel much closer to YJ than GA does. To me CH's Batwoman and Cheshire look very much like YJ's Batwoman and Cheshire drawn by a different artist, but GA's Green Arrow and Vertigo look like a very different Arrow and Vertigo drawn by the same artist as YJ's Arrow. So to me CH actually fits with YJ better.
Heck, CH even has a 16 gag - the assassin Catwoman and Batwoman compete over on the Eiffel tower would be #16 for either of them.
So that leads me to ask:
1) Are there specific things that set CH apart from YJ/Earth-16? If so, what are they?
2) Do you have an Earth-16 version of events in mind?
3) When does the Earth-16 version of CH take place?
4) Would an Earth-16 version add significant YJ characters, like you said the YJ version of the GA short would involve Artemis and Red Arrow?
Greg responds...
1. Unfortunately, I can't remember any off the top of my head. I wanted to make Cw:H as close to Earth-16 as possible, but I couldn't get too orthodox about it. So there are probably a few things here or there that might not quite sqaure.
2. It's basically the same set of events.
3. I haven't placed it on the timeline... and maybe that's where it goes a tad south. It might have a few timeline problems fitting in. But nothing that I couldn't figure out. I basically figured out how to fit in the Green Arrow short in Young Justice: Targets.
4. Ultimately, the YJ version of the GA short (in Targets) did involve Red Arrow in a kind of prequel story, and Artemis in a kind of sequel story - but the basic airport story of the short didn't require either. I'd try to make due with the many, many characters already in Cw:H, I imagine.
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