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This is a list of answers to questions derived from the tie-in issues' story arc. These questions are taken directly from the comics guides.

This page contains spoilers pertaining to the tie-in issues of Young Justice. Read at your own risk.

Monkey Business

 
It happened four years ago,[1] which, according to the timeline, places it in 2006.

Young Justice: Face Your Fears

  • Why didn't Flash want a young partner?
 
Flash did not want the responsibility of a partner, as revealed in Young Justice #5.
 
It's his religion which is based on the endlessly parsed "lifespan" of a radioactive particle.[2]
  • What "personal things" doesn't Miss Martian want everyone to know?
 
Her darkest secret: she is a White Martian, as revealed in "Image".

Fears

  • In "Secrets," Red Arrow claimed that according to Martian Manhunter, M'gann stowed away on his ship after a trip to Mars, and he did not know her before that. Why does she tell a different story to her teammates?
 
As revealed in "Image", she is a White Martian and took on the guise of a Green Martian to fit in and lied in fear of being rejected by her peers.

Rabbit Holes

  • What happened to the daughter Paula "lost" while she was in prison?
 
She's referring to Jade Nguyen, a.k.a. Cheshire, who ran away from home while Paula was still in prison, as seen in the flashback of "Homefront".
 
As revealed in "Insecurity", Sportsmaster is Artemis's father, and both of them are affiliated with the Light.

Cold Case

 
As revealed at the end of the next issue, Captain Atom is Captain Adams. His primary reason for assigning the case was to find out if Wade Eiling was involved.

The Pit...

 
As seen in issue #13, it was all part of a ruse to get close to Icicle Jr., an acquaintance of hers, and coax him to spill his plans regarding his prison destination.

...and the Penalty

  • How can Clayface know of the relationships within the Team to go after each of them?
 
Observation.[2]

Under the Surface...

  • Who is Jim Lockhart, and why does he unwittingly obey T.O. Morrow?
 
In the next issue, it is revealed that Jim Lockhart is actually Red Torpedo, and as such he is programmed to obey Morrow.

See also

References

  1. Weisman, Greg (2011-10-04). "Question #13537". Ask Greg. Retrieved 2011-10-04.
  2. 2.0 2.1 Weisman, Greg (2012-03-06). Question #14508. Ask Greg. Retrieved 2012-03-06.
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