Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

If "Young Justice" gets a Season 5, will there be a story arc that addresses the consequences of Superboy's actions from when he temporarily sided with the House of Zod? I can't imagine that the entire world would've easily forgive him; even if it was somehow explained to everyone that he was not in his right state of mind when it happened, and I suspect there will likely be people who are likely still afraid of him and don't trust him anymore.

Secret writes...

During the first episode in Zatanna's arc there was a moment where she bumped into a kid who was wearing a Superman S T-shirt. Why didn't you use that moment as an opportunity to show Zatanna's grief over Conner's death? Zatanna was really the only member of the original team who didn't have a scene where she grieved or took a moment to mourn Conner unlike everyone else? I know in the end her arc played an important role in Superboy's story, but still I'm curious why didn't you give Zatanna a moment to show her own feelings over losing Conner? A lot of fans were hoping for some insight into their friendship.

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

#1. What exactly is M'ree M'orzz's job position at Star Labs, and what exactly does she do? Also, during the four to five months she been doing the job, has she truly enjoyed working there?

#2. Aside from her work at Star Labs, did M'ree M'orzz learn anything interesting during her time on Earth?

#3. What made M'ree M'orzz decide to go back to her original name by the time of the Season 4 finale? I mean, it sounded like she put a lot of thought into this decision, but I'd still like to know the reason why.

NoOneSpecial writes...

1. Is there any significance to the fact, out of M'aatt and J'aann's 29 children, only 2 of them are A'ashenn and the rest are G'arruunn? Is that a common occurrence amongst mixed families? Would another couple that is A'ashenn and G'arruunn have a majority of children with the one skin color?

2. Why do female Martians specifically need to ask the blessing of their mate's parents?

3. Would the gene bomb have killed any Y'ellonn Martians if they were A'ashenn or G'arruun originally?

4. Mars have issues with prejudice, but generally speaking, how do they take LGBT relationships? Would a Martain who is LGBT face anywhere near the level of prejucie if they were A'ashenn?

5. Is Ma'alefa'ak (animal) a natural predator of Martians or is it just a dangerous, wild animal, e.g like a bear or wolf? Why are Martians so particularly scared of it? When Beat Boy becomes a Ma'alefa'ak, the Martians quickly brain blast him out of fear. I know Beast Boy was particularly vulnerable to such an attack, but would a brain blast be just as effective against a genuine Ma'alefa'ak?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

Was the reason you made Perdita move on from Beast Boy because you wanted to show the severity of the consequences of his own actions, and also show how there are some things that can never be fixed once they are broken...?

Anonymous writes...

What year did Orin and Mera meet?
what year did Orin and Mera begin a relationship
What year did Orin and Mera get married?

Anonymous writes...

1. How did Conner feel about the fact that he was naked for most of the season?
2. How many years did Lagoon Boy hold a grudge against Superboy
3. Did Lagoon Boy hold a grudge against Conner because Miss Martian broke up with him to get back together with Superboy?
4. What is the temperature like in the Phantom Zone? Is there no heat or cold?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

Ever since it was revealed in Season 2 of "Young Justice" that Queen Bee was responsible for the death of Beast Boy's mother, I have been waiting each season for the villain to be brought to justice for this crime. As such, my question to you is this: When will that day finally come?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

As you've mentioned before, Beast Boy's Season 4 storyline revolved around him suffering from post-traumatic stress. However, if his Season 4 storyline had instead been written out with the focus being on suicide prevention instead of post-traumatic stress, would HBO Max have allowed it to be shown, or would that have likely been too graphic and dark for a DC Comics character of his young age...?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

Has Mary Bromfield ever considered having her last name legally changed from Bromfield to Baston?