Laurent Marcangeli writes...

Why did you want Garfield to end his relationship with Perdita over depression over conner's death on mars in episode 13 of the fourth season of young justice to only to reveal conner was alive in the 13 episode of the fourth season young justice?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

Since versions of the "DC Showcase: Green Arrow" and "Catwoman: Hunted" films are confirmed to have happened on Earth-16, does that also mean that the characters who have not yet appeared on Earth-16 (such Catwoman, Merlyn, Cheetah, Julia Pennyworth, etc.) also exist ? Also, in your headcanon, when exactly in the Earth-16 timeline did those versions of the events of the two films took place?

Garrett Moreno writes...

Hey Greg,
I know this has nothing to do with your show gargoyles but I’d just like to ask one thing. I loved Spectacular-Spider-man and watching Peter gave me confidence I didn’t know I had. It also gave me hope in working hard to get out of problems that seem impossible to change. However seeing the show end with so many loose ends for Peter made me feel kinda hopeless. I’d personally just like to know if there’s any hope for a season 3 or if there’s no plan at all if you could reveal to the fans what was planned for the ending of the show because I along with many others need closure to this incredible show. I truly hope you get back to this question!

TNT writes...

Hi Greg,

In the time that you've been working in TV animation, you must have seen many changes in the industry. In terms of the "nuts and bolts" elements of making a show (storyboarding, animation, retakes, sound mixing etc), things must have changed quite a bit.

1. What aspects of production have become easier over time?

2. What has gotten more difficult?

3. Would these changes have more to do with changes in technology, your own level of experience in the industry or to the studio/property you're working with at the time?

4. Is there anything about the industry that was specifically different in the intervening decades with Spectacular Spider-Man or the earlier seasons of Young Justice that wasn't the case before or since?

5. If Gargoyles were to come back with you involved, obviously the most important thing is the continuity of the story, but to what extent would it have to change in its art or animation style to be made today?

wholelottahate19 writes...

Did Gwen know Eddie was Venom by the end of Season 2?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

On Earth-16, Jason Todd was Bruce Wayne's second legal ward, am I correct?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

In the DCEU film, "Man of Steel," and in the second episode of the second season of the Arrowverse TV show, "Superman & Lois," Kal-El is indicated to be a natural-born Kryptonian; while all other Kryptonians were genetically-engineered. Is this true for the Earth-16 version of Superman as well?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

Now that you've established that Bruce Wayne and Kate Kane are indeed cousins in Earth-16, does that means all of Kate's relationships with the other members in the Kane family tree are considered paternal via her own father (Jacob Kane), and therefore Bruce's parents (Thomas and Martha Wayne) are her paternal uncle and aunt, respectively? Does the same hold true for Bette Kane as well; given her own relation to Kate (and assuming that these two women are paternal cousins like in the comics)?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

In 2017, Bruce's full name was established as "Bruce Thomas Wayne" in post-Flashpoint DC Comics continuity. Does this full name also apply to the Earth-16 version of the character?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

Is the correct way to say the name of Superman's biological mother is "Lara El" (which you mentioned in a previous response) or "Lara-El" (which is how it is stated in the Smallville TV series by Kara to Clark in a Season 7 episode)? Also, please explain why whichever version of the name you choose here is the correct one in the Earth-16 continuity?