Juan writes...

If a member of the Third race is in the basking in gluttony and they accidentally eat or take a bite of something with iron.Do they die instantly or get sick?

Congratulations on getting Gargoyles to continue in comic book form I can't wait!!!!I miss these characters.

JTS writes...

This is a Gargoyles question I have been thinking about asking for years and in light of its upcoming return (which I will be buying as a matter of urgency) feels appropriate to ask now:

The vast majority of human style magic (aka the sort we see used by mortal practitioners such as the Magus, the Archmage & ironically enough Demona) is described as requiring training to perform; the Magus mentions his training and Demona serves as the Arch age's apprentice. At one point Xanatos directly dismisses the idea of trying to use the Grimorrum to counter Demona because he is not a trained sorcerer himself, which to me at least, suggests merely having the spellbook and speaking the words are not enough to produce magic.

I am therefore writing to ask if there is any set in-universe list of things any would be sorcerer needs to learn before those words have real power (if its a spoiler to say what that list is that's fine, I'm just curious if there is one)?

Anonymous writes...

Is klarion's and child's relationship the worst among all of the relationships between chaos lords?

Anonymous writes...

In young justice universe did beast boy knew superman is Clark Kent before beast boy join the team or by the time of season 2 or season 3?

Ryan Leger writes...

Have Superman and Supergirl met before?

Pedro writes...

If Cassandra Savage is Earth-16's adaptation of Scandal, does that mean that her mother is Brazilian like in the comics? If so, naming her Cassandra makes a lot of sense, since this name does exist in Portuguese language.

Anonymous writes...

Hello Mr Weisman Look I know that Nightwing and Zatanna are together, I see the signs but could you give us a clue they broke up in the first place, it's ok if you can't answer just want to know

Verdragon writes...

Both in and out of universe, what was the reason for the Terror Twins' design change, namely why did Tommy go from looking like Superboy to having the physique of Bane or Mammoth? It's a pretty radical change, especially when compared to Tuppence, who mostly just lost the ponytail, so I'm curious as to why you decided on it.

Also, are the Terror Twins Metahumans (In the sense that they have active Metagenes)?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

I came across this link on the internet provided here below.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superman_dynasty

Aside from all the Kryptonians that have already been mentioned/seen on "Young Justice," I want to know first which Kryptonians from the House of El, House of Van, and House of Ze mentioned in the link above also exist in the Earth-16 universe; even though they have been mentioned/seen yet? Secondly, after you are able to confirm which members do exist in Earth-16 universe, I want to know what are each Kryptonian's relationship to Kal-El, Kara Zor-El, and Kru-El; that means in terms of paternal and maternal relationships? The reason I am asking these questions to you because I am trying to figure out the Kryptonian family tree in the Earth-16 universe; in comparison to other versions in the DC Comics multiverse.

Thank you for taking the time to answering my questions whenever you can and to the best of your ability. :)

Anonymous writes...

Does the league of shadows have other special positions like sensei of the shadows?

Megatron writes...

1) There are other canon adjacent products set in earth-16 aside from DC showcase Green Arrow, Green Lantern: The Animated Series and Catwoman: Hunnted?
2) If yes and if it's possible to know, which ones?
3) Are the Green Lantern: The Animated Series tie-in comics canon adjacent too?
4) What is the timeframe where is the storyline of Catwoman: Hunted set? (Year/Month/Day-Year/Month/Day)
Thx for your future answer.

Verdragon writes...

Was there any pushback to you changing the ending of the Judas Contract when adapting it during Outsiders, or was everyone pretty much on board with doing a new spin on the storyline? I personally think what you did with Tara and Brion was brilliant, and that scene in Nevermore is probably my favorite in the entire series.

Anonymous writes...

Can you describe what M'gann's "bad days" were like in season 4 after she got back to Earth?

Anonymous writes...

Since "Catwoman: Hunted" is canon-adjacent in the Earth-16 universe...

#1. How old is Julia Pennyworth as of 2020?

#2. How old is Catwoman/Selina Kyle as of 2020?

#3. Do Batman and his proteges know who Julia Pennyworth is and that she is Alfred's daughter?

Anonymous writes...

Since "Young Justice: Targets" finally introduced Merlyn to the Earth-16 universe...

#1. What year was he born?

#2. What year did he became an assassin?

#3. Is his real name Arthur King or Malcolm Merlyn?

#4. Has he ever been identified as the Dark Archer?

#5. When did he first encountered Oliver Queen/Green Arrow?

#6. When were the exact dates of the 16 duels that he won against Green Arrow?

Parker writes...

During Season 1, where did Kaldur live? From what we got in “Downtime”, he clearly wasn’t living in Atlantis. It was never mentioned that he lived in the cave. In “Welcome to Happy Harbor” M’gann only mentioned herself and Superboy as living there.

Dee Wayne writes...

Why did the person seen the google glass to Perdida in episode nightmare monkeys in young justice outsiders and if was because the person wants her to put the google glass on then why did the person what Perdida put google glasses on?

Newton writes...

Before the breakup How did Green Arrow feel about the fact Garfield and Perdita were dating?

Sam writes...

Why did queen Perdita go to conner and m'gann's wedding without her bodyguards in the last episode of young justice phantoms? Why was she allowed to go to the wedding without her bodyguards?

Notforprofit writes...

Is Cadmus a 501c3 on Earth-16? Though we know a lot of their work behind the scenes is anything but charitable, on the surface it seems like they could easily portray themselves as dedicated to the advancement of science or education, as the IRS defines it.

Emily The Disney Fan writes...

Hello again Mr. Weisman! Nice to see you're allowing questions to be asked again! And let me just start by saying that I Think Your Stuff is Great, Always Did! And I Can't wait to see the New Gargoyles Comics that are Coming out!

And Now here's my new Question if you don't mind

Since John Castaway is Really Jon Canmore and He KNOWS that Xanatos Brought Goliath and his Clan to to New York to Begin with, is it safe to say that Castaway Finds Xanatos Responsible for the labeled "Gargoyle Problem" of New York?

And if So, is it also safe to say that If Castaway Did somehow succeed in Destroying the Manhattan Clan, he would go after Xanatos for Bringing them to New York?

If the Question's considered a Spoiler, it's Not Intended!

Sam Imed writes...

Now that James Gunn is at the helm of DC studios, can you negotiate a renewal for Young Justice? Please do at least one more season to cover the Earth vs Apokolips arc you have been building towards. I'm sure a like minded creative like James Gunn will see the prospects of this renewal. Please.

Anonymous writes...

The Mars arc speech seemed to be loosely inspired by the civil rights movement and the I Have a Dream speech. Is that the case? I’d love your take on these lesser known MLK quotes -

~ Most whites in America, even those of goodwill, proceed from the premise that equality is a loose expression for improvement. White America is not even psychologically organized to close the gap â€" essentially, it seeks only to make it less painful and less obvious but in most respects retain it.~

~ Our white liberal friends cried out in horror and dismay: ‘You are creating hatred and hostility in the white communities in which you are marching. You are only developing a white backlash,’” he wrote. “As long as the struggle was down in Alabama and Mississippi, they could look afar and think about it and say how terrible people are. When they discovered brotherhood had to be a reality in Chicago and that brotherhood extended to next door, then those latent hostilities came out.~

Basically, he’s talking about the hypocrisy of performative white liberals who welcomed his easily digestible messages of peace but turned hostile when he pointed out the racism within themselves and their communities. He has written that this type of white is more dangerous than the overtly hateful ones, because they dilute his message and offer nothing but empty words. I think it’s similar to what people are trying and failing to explain to you when it comes to the way you’ve portrayed certain minority groups in this show.

Thoughts?

Ryan Leger writes...

What are the odds of Disney+ reviving Gargoyles or The Spectacular SpiderMan?

Brent writes...

Behind Superman, is Superboy the strongest hero in terms of physical strength after Season 2?