Shadow Wing writes...

Gargoyles - "stone" by day, flesh by night.

The Winter Solstice is the longest night of the year. Do Gargoyles do anything special for it, since it's their most active time?

Bob Hellmann writes...

What kind of sorcery does King Sha’ark use since he uses both strength and magic?

Paul writes...

Hi Greg, I have a few questions since you’re nearing the end of your Character Countdown, please answer if you feel like it.

1. How old physically is General Dru-Zod?
2. How old physical is Ursa Zod/Emerald Empress?
3. How old physically is Faora Hu-Ul?
4. How old physically is Non?
5. How old physically is Kru-El?
6. How old physically is Vor-Kil?
7. How old physically is Jax-Ur?
8. How old were Jor-El, Lara El, and Zor-El when Krypton was destroyed?
9. How long has Daxam existed as a Kryptonian colony?

Kate writes...

How did Arion died if he were a Lord of Order? Can Nabu die then? Why Lord of Chaos Klarion is immortal when Arion wasn’t? Like no balance here

Dan Laxuma writes...

Hi Greg. Were there other female Gargoyles who were interested in Goliath as his mate(besides Demona)in 971 AD

Anonymous writes...

In the Earth-16 universe, what is Damian's relationships to each member of the Wayne and Kane families?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

In the Earth-16 universe, which hero(es) would you like to see fight against Darkseid?

Anonymous writes...

#1. In regards to the Earth-16 Supergirl's relationship with Superboy, which term is correct; "cousin" or genetic relative?

#2. In regards to the Earth-16 Supergirl's relationship with Jonny Kent, is he her paternal first cousin once removed?

Bubby Raiden writes...

do you have the extended intro for bonkers, because there apparently appears to be a long 2-minute intro used for the episode comeback kid, the extended intro also mentions piquel, miranda, jitters, grumbles, and fawn deer, i can't find it anywhere online, except the lyrics

Kel writes...

So I've recently been doing a full series rewatch of Young Justice, and I noticed in S3E7 when Vandal Savage gives Cassandra the diadem that controls Warworld that Mongul is shown soon after to still be frozen in a stasis cell as we last left him two years earlier in S2E18, however he's in a different pose and noticeably missing the diadem, which he was still wearing when Black and Green Beetle imprisoned him before.

Obviously this means that at some point or another between those two episodes, Vandal or someone else that had access to Warworld had to have freed Mongul, taken the diadem off of his head, and then reimprisoned him. Considering how freakishly powerful Mongul is (especially since the YJ version of him, much like the Warworld itself, seems to be more based on his original Pre-Crisis rendition in the comics who was stronger even than Superman), how was that even accomplished?