Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

Out of curiosity, does an A'ashenn M'hontrr (White Martian Manhunter) named Z'kran Z'rann exist in the Earth-16 universe? In the comics, this character was an White Martian who became one of the first seven Green Lanterns 10 billion years ago; as depicted in the comic series, "Green Lanterns." If this character existed in the Earth-16 universe, would he have been regarded as a legendary figure and as an inspiration to all M'hontrrs (Manhunters) on Mars?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman
1-how many active green lanterns are there?
2-how big is sector 2814? (Is it limited to our solar system?) If it is bigger why do earth's green lanterns spend most of their time on earth and don't spend time on thousands of other planets?
3-is oa the center of universe?
4-how big is the place patrolled by green lantern corps? Is it only the milkey way galaxy or is it the universe?

Anonymous writes...

Hi there
1-does the green lantern power ring need to be recharged? If so how often do lanterns recharge their rings? (Consider normal power usage)
2-what abilities does the life support aura (the green aura surrounding theri bodies) give them besides providing oxygen? Do they need to eat or sleep with that aura? Does it take care of their waste?
3-does the aura mentioned above make lanterns bulletproof?
4-does the power ring grant them super strength?
5-Could they support the weight of a cargo ship or something with cunstructs?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

If Zatanna had chosen some better/wiser/different words to explain why Mary could not wear the Helmet of Fate, would Mary have still have angrily left after being rejected as a potential host for the Helmet of Fate, or would Mary have understood/heeded the wisdom of Zatanna's words and therefore work to try to be better in order to overcome her power addiction?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

#1. What were Icon's previous professions during his long life on Earth prior to become a lawyer in the present day?

#2. Why did it take Rocket to convince Icon to become a superhero? Were there personal fears/concerns that prevented him from making that choice himself multiple times prior?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

Just so I can understand this correctly, Black Lightning placed an emphasis on mental health in direct response to Geo-Force's betrayal in the Season 3 finale and what he himself went through during the entire Season 3? Or were there more reasons besides these two reasons I mentioned?

Anonymous writes...

Mr. Weisman,

Is the following biological family relationships correct for each person’s perspective in the Earth-16 universe? If not, please explain why.

#1. Jor-El’s Biological Family Relationships:

Lara-El (formerly Lara Lor-Van) (wife)
Kal-El (son)
Lois Joanne Lane-Kent (daughter-in-law)
Jonathan Samuel “Jonny” Kent (grandson)
Zor-El (brother)
Alura-El (formerly Alura In-Ze) (sister-in-law)
Kara Zor-El (niece)

#2. Zor-El’s Biological Family Relationships:

Alura-El (formerly Alura In-Ze) (wife)
Kara Zor-El (daughter)
Jor-El (brother)
Lara-El (formerly Lara Lor-Van) (sister-in-law)
Kal-El (nephew)
Lois Joanne Lane-Kent (niece-in-law)
Jonathan Samuel “Jonny” Kent (great-nephew)

NOTE: I did not include Superboy (Kon-El/ Conner Kent) in each person’s relationship list because I do not know what his relationship would be with them.

A Nony Mouse writes...

Is Staghart, Leo and Una’s biological son?

Jackson writes...

By any chance is Geo-Force (Brion Markov) a foil to Arsenal (Roy Harper)? If so then can you explain how and why?

Kalito writes...

After Roy was invited to rejoin the Team by Artemis in "The Prize" are any of the heroes trying to make sure Arsenal (Roy Harper) doesn't end up like Vandal Savage, Black Adam (Teth Adam), Ra's al Ghul, and Geo-Force (Brion Markov) after what happened in "Nevermore"?