Greg responds...

You're question seems to assume they know each other, which I'll neither confirm or deny.

If in fact, you're simply asking if Zatanna finds the Bruce Wayne she's seen in the media to be a physically attractive male specimen, the answer is probably something like, "He's kinda hot for an old guy."

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Greg responds...

I haven't read it, so I have no opinion.

Greg responds...

SPOILER REQUEST. NO COMMENT.

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Greg responds...

1. I don't tell stories here at ASK GREG, and I don't reveal things that would be better told in a story.

2. This question assumes facts not in evidence, which I will neither confirm or deny. But, of course, Dick was interested in Raquel while they were together.

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Greg responds...

You're assuming they know each other. I won't confirm or deny that assumption.

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Greg responds...

Sure.

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Greg responds...

She chose to live at the Cave instead of moving into what she would perceive as a new home with a new family. Doing that, she felt, would be akin to giving up on her father.

Greg responds...

1. With his eyes...

2. Judging by issue #25... I'd say yes.

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Greg responds...

I'll leave that to your imagination.

Greg responds...

Wow, it's a weird day here at ASK GREG. I don't understand this question either. Supporting characters are, I suppose, by definition, any character that is significant (i.e. not a small bit part) but also not a lead. Deciding who is a lead vs. supporting is often subjective, but is most often based on (a) who has an important emotional arc in a story and (b) to a certain extent, screen time.

So given all that, why do you need me to create a long list of who the supporting characters are? What am I going to tell you that you can't figure out yourself?

I suppose an easier task is listing who I perceive to be the leads this season. So, I'd say the only true leads for the entire season are probably Aqualad, Artemis, Miss Martian, Nightwing and Blue Beetle.

All others, I guess, are supporting players when perceiving the season as a whole, though in individual episodes one or more might have a significant role to play - and even be the lead of that episode. For example, Robin in "Happy New Year", Wonder Girl in "Beneath" or Arsenal in "Satisfaction", etc. Others are always only supporting players.

If that helps any. (None of this is an exact science.)

But as I've said before, the characters used (and the amount of screen time they received) this season were based entirely on STORY. In contrast to Season One, YJ:I was, by design, a STORY-DRIVEN season.