Anonymous writes...

Hello! I know this might come across as overly formal, but I hope this question finds you well and that you are having a good day. Young Justice is one of my favorite shows, so being able to ask questions to one of its creators is extremely cool!

1. There are a lot of different ideas Young Justice: Outsiders juggles. Meta human trafficking, the new members of the group (like Brion, Halo, Forager), the Outsiders, the threat of the Anti-Life Equation, and the Justice League splitting up. What idea initially inspired the direction you took with Season 3?

2. There is a significant (or at least significant enough to me) difference in character design for Season 3 and 4 when compared to 1 and 2. Animation changes can come from the differences in technology, and that could be the answer right there, but the character design genuinely doesn't look the same. Modern artwork for Young Justice has a distinctly different look from the work in Season 1 and 2. My belief was that it came from how Phil Bourassa's art style changed after working on the DC animated movies like Son of Batman, Justice League War, etc. However, I get the feeling the change was more deliberate, not accidental. I figure you weren't necessarily in charge of the art style, and if you didn't have a say in any of it, then I understand. If you did, would you be able to tell me how this art style change occur?

3. When coming back to write Season 3 (or even 4), what was the process of recapturing the vibe the first or second season? I imagine it took dozens of rewatching and note taking.

4. Would you say Young Justice in general is plot-driven or character driven?

5. This may sound confrontational, but I assure you I'm only asking out of curiosity. Are you happy with how Season 3 and 4 turned out in the end? It must have been exciting and terrifying to return to something so complicated and anticipated after so many years - or perhaps it felt like slipping on and old glove - I wonder if you were satisfied with the final product or if you had regrets. If it goes into something too personal, please feel free to not answer and sorry for any unintentional intrusion.

If you answer this, thanks in advance.