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1. Are you taking suggestions from fans on things to put in the show or do you have everything planned out?
2. What are some examples of the teenage heroes that are on the list you choose from?
1. At this point, everything's not only planned, it's executed. But in any case, NO. Not allowed to take suggestions per Warner Bros. legal department.
2. "Some examples" (strictly in alphabetical order): Aqualad, Artemis, Kid Flash, Miss Martian, Red Arrow, Robin, Speedy, Superboy, to name a few...
Hey Greg, just need to ask a few questions about Young Justice which is perfect by the way.
1.I noticed in the third episode that Kid Flash was constantly trying to flirt with Miss Martian, but Robin kept bring him down every chance he got.Was this deliberate because he obviously knew of Miss Martian crush on Superboy or was it just a conicedence.
I'm not clear on what two things would be the "coincidence" in this case...?
Will Superboy ever lighten up? His grouchiness can get old real quick...
So can questions asking me to spoil future events on the series...
Okay, I hope you don't take this the wrong way, but I was just wondering, do toyline tie-ins play any part in storylines or story elements you guys come up with? I'm just curious because I know some of the producers from the Brave and the Bold cartoon have mentioned that the toy company had a hand in pushing certain stories and characters like the Starro two-parter.
Not so far. We had discussions with Mattel way at the beginning of development -- and they absolutely had some worthwhile suggestions -- but they pretty much liked where we were going with the series, and they've had no influence on story.
Since then, we've been feeding them designs, and Kevin Hopps and I have been writing copy for the back of their packaging. We're actually pretty excited about the collaboration.
"Welcome to Happy Harbor" Review
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Itâs here, itâs finally here! The first all new Young Justice episode in almost two months! So how does it hold up? Pretty good, Iâd say. Admittedly this episode doesnât have quite the same level of intrigue and jaw dropping moments as Independence Day or Fireworks but thatâs okay. This story is more about getting to know the kids a bit and giving the character stuff more room to breath. And the character stuff is very well done here. We get to see the original four from the pilot interacting with each other, as well as the two newest additions to the main cast.
I particularly enjoyed Red Tornado, Jeff Bennet gives the character a very deadpan delivery that ironically brings Tornado to life. And thanks to the episodeâs tag, it looks like weâre going to be learning a lot more about this guy in the future.
Of course itâs Mâgann whoâs the real star of this story. She starts out very insecure and unsure of her place on this team, if not this planet. But by the end of the episode she seems be a lot more confident though Iâm guessing she still has a way to go.
Not that our retuning characters donât get plenty of nice moments. Kaldur is once again the voice of reason, Superboy shows about all the social graces of somebody who grew up in a tube and Wally is⦠well Wally. And I loved watching Robin heckling Wallyâs pitiful attempts at flirting.
On the antagonist side of things, Mr. Twister is an okay villain but something about him didnât entirely click for me. I couldnât even tell that was supposed to be John Delancie doing the voice. Still, considering he turned out to be merely a henchmen for the real villain, maybe thatâs the point. Given his interest in Red Tornado as well as being able to duplicate Redâs powers with the Mr. Twister armour, Iâve a pretty good idea who this âProfessorâ character really is.
All and all, it was a welcome re-introduction to this universe and I canât wait to see the teamâs first official mission next week.
Yeah, the Professor is T.O. Morrow (revealed in the credits).
Glad you liked it. A breather of sorts before their first mission in episode 4.
I have some Youn justice questions
1.-Why Superman acted that way towards superboy?. If someone could understant superboy's predicament better than anyone is Clark.He is an orphan himself.He lose jor-el and Jonathan Kent.He losed two parents.I was a bit disapointed on him acting that way I espected more of big blue.
2.-Are you surprised how popular artemis despite the fact taht she hasn't officialy apperead in the show beyond the intro?.
1. Personally, I think you're seeing things in a very black and white manner -- when this show is all about shades of grey. (Incidentally, I'm not using this question to confirm or deny anything at all about Superman's background on Earth-16.)
2. I didn't know she was popular before her intro. How does one measure that?
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How was Miss Martian able to perfectly transform into Red Tornado when she said that it was difficult for her to transform into men?
ok let me anwser this one for you HE IS A ROBOT!!!!!!! PAY ATTENTION and stop asking stupid questions... OK now here is my question for greg..was it hard picking your cast for who would voice your characters???
Hey King,
I really don't need YOU to be rude to folks here at ASK GREG. Not helping.
As for the casting, I've gone into this in detail before. So though your question isn't stupid by any means, it still bogs down the site, as you could have gotten the answer from the archives.
How was Miss Martian able to perfectly transform into Red Tornado when she said that it was difficult for her to transform into men?
Difficult isn't impossible, but also take a look at Red Tornado. There's considerably less detailed anatomy on the robot than on a human male.
Hey Greg,
I'm a huge fan of Spectacular Spider-man and I was heartbroken when it was cancelled. On the flip-side, I'm loving Young Justice, so I have to ask... If it weren't for Spidey getting cancelled, would you still be working on YJ?
Probably not.
After zooming in on a screen shot from "Welcome to Happy Harbor," I noticed that some of Red Tornado's back story from the comics was on the lower left screen when Aqualad announces that Red Tornado is on his way to The Cave (The Elemental Wars and his time with the Leymen).
1a) Was this information scripted to be used or was it something cleverly injected by someone else?
1b) According to the Earth-16 timeline, when does the Elemental Wars and Leymen membership take place (i.e. 7 years ago)?
1a. It was something NOT so cleverly injected without my knowledge by someone (whom I'm sure meant well) and was noticed to my dismay only after it was too late to fix. I was hoping no one else would notice it, but clearly that was too much to hope for. I'm officially disavowing it -- because I have no choice. It contradicts stuff we've already got planned for future episodes in the series.
1b. Hasn't happened. Whether or not it will happen: No comment.
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