A Station Eight Fan Web Site
Ask Greg Archives
REVELATIONS 2012-09 (Sep)
Archive Index
: « First : « 100 : « 10 : Displaying #207 - #216 of 316 records. : 10 » : Last » :
Posts Per Page: 1 : 10 : 25 : 50 : 100 : All :
BHZ writes...
1- Do you feel all this people asking "how old questions" are doing it to annoy you?
2- Do you feel DC fans are different from Marvel ones?
3-How do you feel about the fact that there have been multiple characters with the Robin title and so many similar cases? I feel it just gives fans more reasons to be unhappy. For me Dick is my Robin!
Greg responds...
1. No. That's a subject that matters to me, so I can see why it would matter to others.
2. Not particularly. I'm a fan of both, myself.
3. "Similar cases?" I'm not sure what you mean.
Anonymous writes...
1. How old is Monsieur Mallah?
2. How old is Mr. Tawny?
3. How old is Red Inferno?
4. How old is Beluga Boy?
5. How old is James Gordon?
Greg responds...
1. Don't know.
2. DITTO.
3. When the robot Red Inferno was destroyed, it had been 68 years since her construction.
4. That's not one of my characters. But I'd guess he was between 12-15 during Season One.
5. Gordon is 49.
Anonymous writes...
1. How old is Red Torpedo?
2. How old is Sphere?
3. How old is Teekl?
4. How old is Brick?
5. How old is Hawkwoman?
Greg responds...
1. I guess Red Torpedo (i.e. the robot) was 70-years-old at the time of his destruction, i.e. he was built 70 years prior.
2. NO COMMENT.
3. NO COMMENT.
4. Brick was 29 by the end of Season One.
5. Hawkwoman was 28 by the end of Season One.
Sam writes...
First off, I'd like to apologize on behalf of the abuse you've recieved, Mr. Weisman. You give us the chance to have you personally answer our questions, and your rewarded with rants from the disgruntled fanbase. I'm sorry for this, and understand the added rules because of this outlandish behavior.
Anyways, I was wondering about the Light. How exactly did you come up with this evil cabal of villains? I'm not asking for spoilers, just what made you decide to take these select villains, and organize them into such a secretive, manipulative, and mysterious way of organized crime. The Secret Society and the Injustice League in the comics they weren't anywhere near as badass and secret as this group is! Did the Illuminati from Gargoyles influence their creation a bit?
Thanks for your time, if you decide to answer this! Keep up the excellent work, can't wait for Season 2 of Young Justice!
Greg responds...
The Illuminati may have been an influence, but mostly it was Brandon and I (and later Kevin) sitting down and figuring out what kind of opposition we wanted for our series and what their motivations would be and what their goals would be and finally, who would be chosen to carry those banners. As always, we looked for diversity, personality, power ranges - but mostly CHOPS.
Jordan Wade writes...
Is klarion immortal?
Greg responds...
Klarion is a concept, so ... yes.
EXALT writes...
In W.I.T.C.H., why some of the Hearts, like Lillian and Elyon, have sentient forms, while others are simply majical objects?
Greg responds...
That's just the way it works.
EXALT writes...
Hello, Greg! I have some W.I.T.C.H. questions.
1)In the series finale, when the C.H.Y.K.N escaped from the jewel, why did Nerissa remain young, while the reverted back to their original forms?
2)Why Cassidy stayed alive, instead of becoming a ghost again?
3)Does Nerissa know that her fantasies (when she remains trapped in the jewel) are just fantasies, at least deep down, or she really believes they're real?
Greg responds...
1. Nerissa didn't ever really escape from the Jewel. But in her imagination, she was still young.
2. Because that magic had been accomplished. It was a done deal.
3. I'll leave that to your interpretation.
Vanessa writes...
Hi I think you have done an amazing job with Young Justice Mr Weisman but since I live in the UK I have to watch and appreciate online so I was wondering if and when Young Justice was coming to the UK. If it is please reply so I can note it down.
Thanks :)
Greg responds...
I'm afraid I don't know. Sorry.
Zachary Bishop writes...
1. How much would say past cartoons like Batman: The Animated Series and Justice League Unlimited influenced your work on, Young Justice?
2. Were the six Leaguers in "Auld Acquaintance" who were unaccounted for(Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Martian Manhunter, Hawkwoman and John Stewart) a reference to the Justice League cartoon, since the show featured an near identical line-up, or was it just a coincidence?
Greg responds...
1. Batman's been a big influence since back in the Gargoyles days. Nothing specific, but it's probably still floating around in my brain. I'm less familiar with JLU, so I'm sure it's had less of an influence. I know early on we did some things intentionally differently to distance ourselves from that great show. But for example, the six Leaguers chosen to be missing for 16 hours was definitely influenced by the cast of the original Justice League series.
2. Yes. By now you probably realize that Flash was NOT included because we needed him back on Earth for our Impulse intro.
ern writes...
I'm sure that you must be frustrated with fans and might even want to shut this website down. But if you do shut it down, I hope that despite that you will still post updates on the progress of any of your works. Whether Young Justice or any future show. It'll still be more than enough =) Thanks for the updates. Nice to know how any of your show's progress is =)
Greg responds...
Thanks. I've backed away from thoughts of shutting the site down for now.
: « First : « 100 : « 10 : Displaying #207 - #216 of 316 records. : 10 » : Last » :