Christopher writes...

Don't know when you'll get to this, but earlier you mentioned Amazons not aging physically while on Themyscira is a world-building rule for the Earth 16 continuity. I was wondering if you could give some clarification on this. Using Wonder Woman as an example with the dates you gave fans for the show, she was born in 1925 and was 16-years-old when she originally debuted as Wonder Woman ca. 1941. She then returns to Themyscira in 1946 (where she is presumably 21-years-old) and does not return to "Man's World" until 2001, where, assuming she didn't have a year-or-two sojourn back in Themyscira (which I won't even speculate on for this question since it would count as SPOILER territory), she would have continued to physically age and is now around 40-years-old (physically but not chronologically) in 2020 (which is I believe when Season 4 ended in the show's timeline).

So, my clarification is how the no-aging thing works since Wonder Woman clearly aged 16 years (presumably) before her first venture into Man's World ca. 1941.

Thank you for taking the time to respond.

Anonymous writes...

In the Earth-16 universe, has there been any suggestions amongst the members of the United Nations to form a UN-controlled counterpart to the original Justice League in the event that latter cannot be trusted and may end up turning against humanity? Alternatively, has Amanda Waller yet considered the possibility of forming her own Justice League (which I suspect will likely either be called the Justice Squad or Task Force VII)? If that hasn't happened yet, what are the chances that this MIGHT end up happening in Season 5 of "Young Justice"?

Eddie Frangos writes...

If you ever return to the gargoyle series, do you think you maybe could show some of the clans from around the world from every continent? I’m sure there are many different breeds. It would be cool to see what each clan looked like. If this was too personal, I’m sorry for asking.

Anonymous writes...

In the Earth-16 Universe, what are the exact words of each power ring oath for each of the Lantern Corps? Also, what is the human language translation of the power ring oath of the Indigo Tribe/Indigo Lantern Corps?

Jan Rott writes...

Hello,
In Demona's cell there is the Blue Beaked Gargoyle, who is the only one without a script name. Was the name lost or is it still kept secret?

VNfan100 writes...

Hey Greg! I love Young Justice. Enjoy the show! But I love the introduction of Guardian, a golden age hero!

But I did notice some differences, particularly his shield. In the comics, his shield was big and capable of being used in combat. What was the reason for the change in Young Justice, where his shield (being two) shrank to the size of bracelets?

Anonymous writes...

Aside from his family members that have been shown on the "Young Justice" TV series, are there any heroes or villains in the Earth-16 universe who are somehow related to Vandal Savage (assuming their lineages can be traced all the way back to him); considering Vandal Savage has lived on Earth for over 50,000 years?

Anonymous writes...

In comparison to real-life history, what exact years did Vandal Savage created the following alias listed below? Also, how did each of his aliases "died" in comparison their real-life counterparts?

Sun Tzu (born 544 BCE; died 496 BCE)
Attila (born 406 CE; died 453 CE)
Genghis Khan (born 1162 CE; died August 1227 CE)
Blackbeard (aka. Edward Teach or Edward Thatch) (born 1680 CE; died November 22, 1718 CE)

Anonymous writes...

#1. Assuming he was NOT the first, exactly when did the Earth-16 version of Darkseid become the Lord of Apokolips, and how old was he (in terms of human biological equivalent years) when that happened?

#2. Was the Earth-16 version of Desaad originally born on New Genesis (like in the comics) or was he born on Apokolips?

#3. If the Earth-16 versions of Darkseid and Vandal Savage were to ever eventually fight each other directly in combat, who would most likely win and why?

#4. Is it possible that the year 2030 is when the final battle between Vandal Savage and Darkseid will occur, and that Superboy's role is most likely to put an end to the war once and for all on May 14th, 2030 at exactly midnight?

Anonymous writes...

#1. When did the Old Promethean Gods first come into existence in the Earth-16 universe?

#2. How old was the Earth-16 version of Gog; both chronologically and in human biological equivalent years?

#3. When exactly did Gog and some (if not all) of the Old Promethean Gods become part of Source Wall, and why?

#4. What were the exact circumstances that caused part of the Source Wall to break away and eventually falling to New Genesis as a meteor, forming Boiling Lake Crater? Also, what was the name of Old Promethean God on New Genesis?

#5. Did the Old Promethean Gods originally come from a world known as GodWorld (which is alternatively known as Asgard or Urgrund in the comics)?

#6. Aside from Gog, which of the following names listed below are also the Earth-16 versions of the Old Gods?

Olgrun
Arzaz
Dreggs
Eve
Geridath
Ligea
Lokee
Mageddon
Nameless One
Sirius
S'ivaa
Wotan (not to be confused with the supervillain of the same name)

Anonymous writes...

Questions about the Earth-16 version of Kru-El:

#1. What year was he sent to the Phantom Zone and how old was he when that happened?

#2. Why is there a cut across Kru-El's House of El family crest?

#3. What crime did Kru-El commit that caused him to be sent to the Phantom Zone?

#4. What is Kru-El's exact relationships to the other House of El family members that have been shown thus far in the Earth-16 universe?

Maks from poland writes...

“Thank you for all your hard work on Young Justice! I’ve been a huge fan since the first season, and I love how you’ve developed the characters and storylines over time. I understand you can’t reveal spoilers or future plans, but I wanted to ask if there’s any possibility of a 5th season? Many fans, including myself, would be thrilled to support more Young Justice adventures. Thank you for everything, and I hope there’s more to come!”

Lucas Pontes writes...

Hi Greg, there is a possibility that the Spectacular Spider-Man animated series will return, even if it is in comic books?

Lucas Pontes writes...

Hi Greg, there is a possibility that the Spectacular Spider-Man animated series will return, even if it is in comic books

awesome_sauce writes...

Dear Greg, I was born just after your show "The Spectacular Spiderman" aired on T.V. Despite this tragedy as a young boy I craved all forms of Spiderman content, watching the Raimi movies and Andrew Garfield while watching your show on blu-ray, your show particular though, after re-watching my favourite childhood series really astounded me at how much care and love you put into something that I didn't really pay much attention to as a child. Subtle things like introducing characters tees before they're properly use and making Pete and Spiderman almost different people is a genius move and I praise you, Mr. Victor Cook and all who were involved in the making of this great piece of television for. All I wanted to say was thank you and please make your intended projects that were meant to be made after season 2. Anyways that you and god bless

Julia writes...

Has Klarion the witch boy always had long sharp nails? Or he copied the shape from Teekl?

Noah Solomon writes...

There are 45 Justice League designations but only 40 people who are confirmed to be or have been Leaguers. Who are the other five? one is a Green Lantern

necro mage writes...

Did lady Shiva ever try to replicate the training she put her daughter through on other children?

Ray writes...

Hello! hope you're having a good day Greg, my question is there any Plans to include Miles rogues in future issues? I recently started reading your Spectacular Spider-men run which I have been a blast so far, but after some discussion with fellow fans I have noticed that none of Miles own rogues have appeared yet. I can understand the more plot heavy villains in Ziglar's run such as Rabble or Agent Gao, but Frost Pharoah? Zip Zephyr? Bumbler? these guys are perfect for this sort of fun and whacky comic. This is really one of my only criticisms/nitpicks so far as the thing I was excited most for was seeing both the Spider-men's rogues gallery and Supporting cast clashing together in some Weismann goodness. Thanks for reading and answering hopefully!

Anonymous writes...

Hi, Greg. I've been wondering for a while, in episode 1 Goliath told Demona to remain at Castle Wyvern alongside the other gargoyles and due to the bargain, she and the Captain of the Guard made with Hakon this got the gargoyles killed while in stone sleep

Does this mean that Goliath is partially responsible for the other clan members' deaths since he was the one who made them stay, which got them killed?

Anonymous writes...

Did Miss Martian visit Garfield more often when Garfield live ritia farr than when Garfield live with Marie logan after Miss Martian gave Garfield her blood to Garfield to live?

Graham writes...

I have been trying to find a way to contact Greg Weisman, the creator of Gargoyles. His storytelling and ideas are just awesome, and I am a fan of Gargoyles as well. To that end, I have a metal cover Gargoyles 1 signed by Nakayama. I really want to get Greg's autograph on it as well. I have never seen Greg at a con anywhere near me, but I am willing to fly to one if I could be told if he has any plans to attend a con soon.

Otherwise, I would like to mail the comic out for Greg's signature, if he has any such service. I would love a remarque too, but really the signature is priority. I can send a return envelope prepaid, cash for whatever Greg's fee is, etc. I am not looking for CGC certification. I am not sure if this is the right place to ask about this, but I do not know where else to try. Thank you.

Anonymous writes...

Unintentionally Unsympathetic: Gar's arc of dealing with depression, while realistic, grated many fans the wrong way for both sides.

On one hand, several character's reaction to Garfield's condition and attempts to help him come across as quite selfishly. While there are signs of care in their words, it focuses on their desire to have the friend and leader back over wanting him to genuinely recover, or just not taking time to understand his trauma. Only Robotman during the intervention showed completely selfless empathy. This in turn makes Gar's claim that he "can't handle being needed" justifiable.
On the other hand, Gar's own attitude towards people genuinely trying to help him comes off as excessively callous, with dismissal and rudeness towards Perdita, M'gann and Robotman being particular standouts. While many viewers understood where Gar was coming from, they pointed it was not an excuse to hurt others.

If you ever plan on making a Young Justice Season 5 at some point in the future I hope you'll find a way to make up for this somehow. Like perhaps both sides admitting how wrong they were and apologizing for it.

Antiyonder writes...

https://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?qid=8247

If nothing else, Xanatos himself admitted to having enemies in Double Jeopardy. Formidable at that.

Antiyonder writes...

Kind of funny. You had two stories with a bit of an appearance of Derek/Talon:
- City of Stone as Xanatos's pilot
- Future Tense where his attempt to infiltrate "Xanatos" leads to his death.

And both times his role was taken over by a member of the Xanatos family with Fox in their name.XD