Tom writes...

I've really been enjoying the villains in YJ's 4th season, especially the dynamic between Lor-Zod and Ma'alefa'ak's team (you had me cheering for Mantis with his little Phantom Zone projector victory). Can you share a bit about what writing those characters was like? How did you decide to have their personalities play off each other the way you did? Any fun behind the scenes stories while putting them together?

Also on a personal note, when my husband and I were just getting engaged, we were watching the earlier seasons of Young Justice as they aired. Episode 25 of this season just aired on our 10 year wedding anniversary, so thank you and the team for such a long time of getting to enjoy this universe and these characters (we've got Targets on our pull list and are hoping for a 5th season).

We really enjoyed seeing Kaldur's romantic relationship grow in these recent seasons and love Wyynde--he felt like such a real person with that cute exasperation at Kaldur refusing to take a break this season. Did you intend for Wyynde to eventually become Kaldur's partner back when he was first introduced in the tie in comics? What made you decide to pair those two up?

Brian Day writes...

I know I've asked this before but would you be a guest on my podcast now that s4 or young justice is at its last episode

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

In the fourth issue of "Justice League vs. Suicide Squad," there is a moment where the Emerald Eye of Ekron refuses to attack Green Lantern Jessica Cruz; the reason why this happened was never explained in the comics (as far as I know...) As such, if this event ever happens in the Earth-16 universe to your version of Jessica Cruz, would you be able to provide a plausible explanation as to why this happens?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

Based on my observations in "Over and Out," am I correct to assume that when the Earth-16 version of the Emerald Eye of Erkon chooses its female wielder and transforms them into the Emerald Empress, that person's natural eye color temporarily changes to green until the transformation is reversed?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

Dru-Zod's quote after Ursa's transformation into the Emerald Empress was "What sorcery is this?!" As such, my question is how and when was Dru-Zod aware of the existence of magic?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

I don't know if this is a plot hole or not, but how come M'comm did not sense Nightwing coming out of the Boom Tube and stop him; considering it took Nightwing about five seconds to destroy the solar pods?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

In regards to the Earth-16 version of Emerald Empress from the 31st century, is her real name Sarya, Falcye, Cera Kesh, or Ingria Olav? Please confirm which real name is correct in the Earth-16 universe.

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

Exactly how many minutes were Dru-Zod and Ursa Zod absorbing fellow sun radiation in those pods before Nightwing intervened and destroyed them? The reason I am asking is because I wanted to know how much yellow sun radiation they needed in order for their invulnerability to be triggered.

Anonymous writes...

1. What year did Krypton colonize Daxam?

2. What year did the technology exchange between Metron and Krypton took place, and who specifically was involved on Krypton's side of this exchange?

3. What year did Zod's attempted coup took place, and what exactly was his issue regarding Krypton's relations with New Genesis?

4. Besides the Houses of El and Zod, what were the names of the other major houses on Krypton?

5. In the Earth-16 universe, how does the Kryptonian calendar work in comparison to Earth's calendar?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

In "Over and Out," I'm honestly surprised that Dru-Zod did tell not tell Kal-El "you truly are the spitting image of your father" when the two of them faced each other outside of the Fortress of Solitude. Did you ever considered using that line when you were working on the script for this episode?