Anonymous writes...

1 was lena luthor one of the light’s associates invited to the warworld for project lifeboat
2 did ultra humanite have any other apprentice’s besides Helga?
3 what was nabu’s relationship with his sister Ishtar?
4 was nabu and vandal’s relationship different before klarion showed up with starro? Which ended nabu’s mortal life

Matt Itelson writes...

Why did Robin decide not admonish Arsenal for his recklessness?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

When a Green Lantern power ring choose someone, does its A.I. give the following message below; like in the comics?

"[Person's name] of [Planet of origin]. You have the ability to overcome great fear. You have been chosen. Welcome to the Green Lantern Corps."

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

On the "Daily Planet" page on Wikipedia, the following employees in the comics are as follows:

Clark Kent - Reporter
Lois Lane - Reporter
Jimmy Olsen - Photographer and Cub Reporter
Perry White - Editor-in-Chief
Lana Lang - Business Columnist and editor
Cat Grant - Gossip Columnist and editor
Ron Troupe - Political Columnist and editor
Steve Lombard - Sports Columnist and editor

On the "Daily Planet" page on the DC Database Wiki, the following people who work there in the comics are as follows:

Pre-Crisis, Earth-One

Staff Members:

Bill Stoker
Brad Hunter
Clark Kent - TV anchor, former reporter
Connie Hatch - puzzle editor
Dave - crime columnist
Freddy Jones
George Taylor - former managing editor (prior Perry White)
Hobb - former managing editor
Jack Smart - reporter
Jimmy Olsen - photographer
Lois Lane - reporter
John Corben - former reporter (actually an infiltrated villain)
Margaret "Meg" Tempest - reporter
Morton - former managing editor
Pete Cromwell
Percival "Percy" Bratten - reporter
Perry White - managing editor
Ryan Lowell - obituary editor
Steve Lombard - sports commentator
Ted Mailerway - former reporter
Tom Weaver
Wendall Walters - reporter

Post-Crisis

Owners

Mr. Bratten - majority shareholder
Bruce Wayne - former owner
Lex Luthor - former owner

Staff Members:

Allie
Alice White - intern
Bob Harley - investigative reporter
Bostwick - reporter
Briscoe - staff member
Cat Grant - gossip columnist
Clark Kent - investigative reporter
Ed Byrnes - former managing editor; later night time editor
Franklin Stern - publisher
Harley Quinn - love columnist
Jack - cameraman
James McCullough - former city editor
Jamie Gillis - photographer
Janice Denton - features editor
Jennifer Owens - receptionist
Jimmy Olsen - photo-journalist
Joyce - staff member
Justin Moore - cub reporter
Kara Zor-El - intern
Lana Lang - Business Editor
Lois Lane - investigative reporter
Marilyn - James McCullough's secretary
Mark Spencer - "gofer"
Perry White - managing editor
Ron Troupe - reporter
Sally Winfield - Perry White's secretary
Simone D'Neige - reporter
Schuman
Steve Lombard - Sports section editor
Vern
Whit - staff member

Post-Flashpoint

Owners:

Lex Luthor - owner
Marisol Leone - former owner

Staff Members:

Cat Grant
Clark Kent - journalist
Clark White
Heather Kelly - reporter
Jimmy Olsen
Lois Lane - journalist
Lois White
Miguel Montez - intern
Perry White
Ron Troupe
Steve Lombard
Trish Q - gossip columnist

As such my first question to you is this: In comparison to the comics, which people from the lists above worked in the Earth-16's version of the Daily Planet, and what are their respective job positions?

For my second question, how long has the Daily Planet been a newspaper for Metropolis in the Earth-16 universe?

Lea writes...

In Young Justice, if Cyborg moved out of the Premier Building, where does he live now? Does he attend college?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

In regards to the Earth-16 version of Jimmy Olsen, is his full name James Bartholomew "Jimmy" Olsen?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

In regards to the Earth-16 version of Cat Grant, is her full name Catherine Jane "Cat" Grant?

Verdragon writes...

Knowing the exact location of Vandal's hideout, did he position it on an international border (or rather, did he perhaps position the international border on the mountain) in order to create a jurisdictional conflict in the admittedly highly unlikely event it were to be discovered?

Marvelman writes...

1) Was the changing Captain Marvel's name to Shazam a voluntary move on your part or was it mandated by WB?

2) If it was a mandate, would it preclude some character on-screen acknowledging that the Shazam Family used to be the Marvel Family? I ask because of Mary's response to Khalid in "Odnu!" I didn't know if this was just your or the writer being a smarty-pants or whether there was some other concern.

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

When was the Javelin (the Justice League's spacecraft) first created and who built/designed it?