Anonymous writes...

I saw you say that the viewing numbers are better than ever but what exactly are we comparing here? The total number of streams the season has gotten? The individual episodes? The whole series? And are we just looking at the TV ratings of episode premieres or are we including the people who bought it on iTunes (throwback to when we got before the dawn in the top 10 and then cartoon network removed it) and watched reruns? I'm just curious if we can really compare it properly because I remember how difficult it was to watch the show live back in the day, the network was constantly putting it on hiatus, sometimes with no warning, and it didn't stream anywhere until it was put on Netflix. I'd sometimes have no idea an episode aired until the day after. And to be perfectly honest, I would watch it on illegal sites and I know I was far from the only one. The show being on HBO Max has made it accessible to a wide audience for the first time, so I'm wondering if it's a true increase in viewership or if it's just finally being collected in one place.

Anonymous writes...

You're saying that it would be illogical for an atheist to exist in the Young Justice universe but you had Wally denying that magic exists when Zatara is right in front of his face? Make it make sense.

Anonymous writes...

1. What year did Sackett become Mayor of Metropolis?
2. When would you say Bane began his criminal career?
3. What year was Joe Chill born?
4. What year was Cluemaster born?
5. What year did Cluemaster begin his criminal career?

Anonymous writes...

1. What year did Lois Lane begin working at the Daily Planet?
2. What year did Lex Luthor first meet Superman?
3. What year was Lionel Luthor born?
4. When did Bruno Mannheim begin his criminal career?
5. What year did Jimmy Olsen begin working at the Daily Planet?

Anonymous writes...

1. What year did Red Torpedo join the All-Star Squadron?
2. What month did the Justice Society of America form in 1940?
3. What month/year did the Justice Society of America shift to become the All-Star Squadron?
4. What year (and month, if applicable) did Cyborg join the Justice League?
5. What year (and month, if applicable) did Jay Garrick join the Justice League? Was it part of a recruitment wave or did he have an open invitation like Dick, Conner, and M'gann were stated to have in "Happy New Year"?

Anonymous writes...

1. What year was Dragon King born?
2. What year was Rod Reilly/Firebrand I born?
3. What year did Rod Reilly/Firebrand I begin his costumed career?
4. What year was Henry Heywood born?
5. What year did Firebrand/Red Inferno join the All-Star Squadron?

Anonymous writes...

1. What year did Amazing Man begin his costumed career?
2. Did Amazing Man join the All-Star Squadron? In what year?
3. What year was Al Pratt/Atom I born?
4. What year was Crimson Avenger born?
5. What year was Doctor Mid-Nite born?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

Kilowag's mentioning of Razer eventually wielding "rainbow powers" seems to hint/imply that Razer's quest to find Aya may involve him obtaining the power rings from the other Lantern Corps and him becoming the White Lantern and using the power of life to probably bring Aya back. Am I correct in this interpretation? Besides, I honestly wish to see the Earth-16 version of Aya one day; seeing her reunite with Razer and her other friends, and even potentially interacting with the rest of Earth-16's heroes.

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

Since you confirmed that the events of "Green Lantern: The Animated Series" is "Canon Adjacent," and since Kilowag had mentioned that it had been about four years since Razer was last seen, it is obviously clear that the Earth-16 version of the events of the animated series took place in 2016. HOWEVER, given that the animated series lasted only one season, when exactly did the Earth-16 version of the events started and ended, respectively, during the year of 2016?

Dante writes...

As a African American Im a big fan from s1 s2 I like and respect what you do and done. I am asking if you can consider to adapt more on the Black ethnic superheroes groups with appearances on scenes more such as Icon, Vixen, Static, Naomi, Starlight, Thunder etc. Not only appearances but possibly better story telling of those diverse characters you have. the story arc for Rocket so far is pretty dull where getting to know her more contradicts her character appearances and insight on issues that happen in s1&2 with her friendships w/ superboy and atermis. (Rage & daddy issues) with s4 views on Orion she struggling to accept him. 2 episodes in and not enough of rocket being shown in positive cool way. There are huge amounts of different black groups that watch your show with different personalities please showcase our skin/behaviour in a better way. To be inclusive is to consider our hair as not every hair style with your black female characters bumblebee and rocket have that short Rihanna buzz cut. Please continue to consider the future of the black youth that enjoy your amazing show.