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When magnetic field disruptors planted by [[the Reach]] threatened the Earth, Miss Martian joined 39 other heroes of Earth in a briefing in Metropolis City. The heroes would use a computer virus provided by [[Lex Luthor]] to safely disable the disruptors. The heroes were paired off with another into twenty squads: one member would run interference against weapons guarding the disruptors, allowing the other to get close enough to plant the virus.<ref name=e220>{{ep ref|220}}</ref> {{CIT|Miss Martian was paired off with Beast Boy, as Psi Squad.}}<ref name=qid>[[Greg Weisman|Weisman, Greg]] (2013-3-18). [http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?qid=1032 Question #]. ''Ask Greg''. Retrieved 2013-3-18.</ref>
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When magnetic field disruptors planted by [[the Reach]] threatened the Earth, Miss Martian joined 39 other heroes of Earth in a briefing in Metropolis City. The heroes would use a computer virus provided by [[Lex Luthor]] to safely disable the disruptors. The heroes were paired off with another into twenty squads: one member would run interference against weapons guarding the disruptors, allowing the other to get close enough to plant the virus.<ref name=e220>{{ep ref|220}}</ref> {{CIT|Miss Martian was assigned to Psi Squad, and worked alongside Beast Boy.}}<ref name=rid1032>[[Greg Weisman|Weisman, Greg]] (2013-3-18). [http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?rid=1032 Ramble #1032]. ''Ask Greg''. Retrieved 2013-3-19.</ref>
   
 
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Miss Martian (real name M'gann M'orzz,[1] alias Megan Morse[2]) is a Martian and a member of the Team. She is the niece and former protégé of the Martian Manhunter.

Personality

When she first came to Earth, Miss Martian was a bubbly, exceptionally sweet, polite, and caring, although occasionally shy, "young" Martian girl, who longed to fit in on Earth and be a member of the Team. However, being from Mars and having never really interacted with humans before, she was frequently unfamiliar with Earth customs.[1] She felt especially uncomfortable with her telepathy, as on Mars, it is the prime form of communication.[11] She was also quite inexperienced, and eager to please.[12]

By 2016, she has become considerably more serious but still retains her caring side. She's become more experienced and adept at using her powers, and isn't afraid to use extreme measures to extract information, without showing remorse afterwards.[9] This changed after she did the procedure on Aqualad; still hating him for Artemis's murder, she used her mindblast on him, extracting all information from him. The discovery that he was undercover shocked her,[13] and made her reconsider her use of her powers. She became more timid, and reluctant to use even the most basic forms of telepathy.[14]

Physical appearance

White Martian

Miss Martian's True Form

Miss Martian's true appearance is that of a grotesque monster with white skin, long limbs and a hunchback.[15] However, as a shape-shifter, she can model her appearance to her desire, which is usually that of a green-skinned female humanoid with amber eyes and shoulder-length red hair, though after five years, she now keeps her hair at a shorter length, but it has since grown longer over the months. She also has freckles on her cheeks.

Her former primary outfit consists of a short-sleeved white top with a red X on it, along with blue skirt, cape, gloves, and ankle high boots. For covert work, she dons a long-sleeved black suit with the same red X, black shoes, and her blue cape; the overall style is similar to the clothing worn by the Martian Manhunter.[16] While at Superman's Fortress of Solitude, her suit remained in the same style, except white. After five years, her covert ops costume became her primary outfit.

File:Miss Martian first human form.png

Miss Martian's first human-like form.

In casual situations, she takes the appearance of a green skinned high school student, wearing a white or light pink T-shirt under a short-sleeved crop top sweater, skirt, knee-high socks with brown or dark blue shoes, and a headband to keep her hair back. The sweater, skirt, and headband are either red, purple, or blue. She can use her shape-shifting powers to switch from one outfit to another as needed.[1] When attending high school, she keeps her casual clothes on and merely changes her skin color to that of a Caucasian girl (her eyes, hair and freckles remain unchanged).[2] She now wears a yellow or purple long sleeved cardigan over a white top and dark jeans.

History

Early life

M'gann M'orzz was born 48 Earth years ago on the planet Mars.[4] Her mother is a Green Martian, the sister of J'onn J'onzz, and her father a White Martian.[17] She has twelve sisters and seventeen brothers, and an extended family of 300 cousins.[11] All of her siblings are Green Martians, except one brother who is a White Martian.[17] As a White Martian,[15] M'gann suffered rejection from the predominant Green Martians.[18] She grew up watching Earth television, and following Martian Manhunter's adventures on Earth.[11] She was especially fond of Hello, Megan!, a comedy show that lasted only one season; she was drawn to the main character, Megan Wheeler, because of the similarity of their names, and because all her problems were solved in 22 minutes.[15]

In June 2010,[19] she ran away from home without saying good-bye[20] and stowed away on Martian Manhunter's ship on one of his trips from Mars to Earth. He had never met her before, but after contacting her parents and receiving their permission to let her stay on Earth,[20] he made her his protege.[21] She lived with her uncle until July 2010.[22]

July 2010

Main article: Miss Martian in July 2010

Miss Martian was introduced to Robin, Aqualad, Kid Flash and Superboy on July 8,[16] and moved into the Cave.[7] She had difficulty with the new surroundings, as interaction with Earthlings was so much different from her family on Mars, or living with her uncle.[23] Her use of telepathy was especially deemed an invasion of privacy; especially Superboy was angry at her for it.[1] On their first unofficial mission, a commotion at the Happy Harbor Power Plant, she used her powers sparingly. She did not do well that day; she figured their enemy Mister Twister was a robot, and thought it was Red Tornado who was testing them. She was wrong, and again, Superboy was harsh to her. Eventually, her powers did have the key, as she impersonated Red Tornado to bait Mister Twister into a trap. She also crushed the suit's pilot and revealed that she was right: it was piloted by a robot.[1]

On the next mission, to Santa Prisca, Miss Martian figured out a way to make her powers even more useful. She established a mind link with which the members of the Team could communicate telepathically.[8]

August 2010

Main article: Miss Martian in August 2010

September 2010

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October 2010

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November 2010

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December 2010

Main article: Miss Martian in December 2010

January 2011

 
The Watchtower
January 1, post-00:01, EST Time Zone

Miss Martian and Superboy were locked in a passionate hug when she sensed Superman's presence. She left so her beau and the Man of Steel could talk in private.[24]

2011-2015

Miss Martian practiced on her powers, and they increased considerably.[25] She also learned density shifting. Superboy broke up with her,[9] and she has started seeing Lagoon Boy instead.[26]

December 2015

Main article: Miss Martian in December 2015

January 2016

Main article: Miss Martian in January 2016

February 2016

 
Mount Justice
February 13, 21:51, EST Time Zone

M'gann and La'gaan witnessed the activation of the Zeta-Shield, before continuing with their movie night.[27]

 
Qurac
February 19, 19:06, UTC+2 Time Zone

Miss Martian lead a mission to Bialya. She flew the Bio-Ship over Qurac's desert while Nightwing briefed them on their mission. They had to investigate an uptick in boom tube activity.[28]

 
Bialya
February 20, 00:12, UTC+2 Time Zone

After they found several bases deserted, they discovered one with heavy security. Miss Martian sent Bumblebee and Batgirl to investigate a hangar each, and left Wonder Girl on lookout duty.

While investigating, Cassie made her way to her and informed her Psimon was present, along with Devastation, Icicle Jr., Mammoth and Shimmer. M'gann shut down the telepathic link, and they prepared to warn the others. Wonder Girl was discovered, and an alarm was sent off, forcing Miss Martian and Wonder Girl to retreat to the rendezvous point without the others. They were later joined by Bumblebee, who told them of Batgirl's capture.

Miss Martian infiltrated the facility again, and took down Shimmer. Disguised as her, she locked down the hangar, and was detected by Psimon. She made no effort to hide it, and engaged Psimon in a psychic battle. Bumblebee distracted Psimon, leaving Miss Martian free to take care of Icicle. Batgirl, liberated, flew a plane full of abducted teenagers down the runway, but the plane was damaged and it fell off the cliff at the end. Neither Wonder Girl not Miss Martian had the strength to stop its fall, so Miss Martian called in the Bio-Ship. It grabbed the fuselage, and they made it to safety.[28]

 
Mount Justice
February 20, 03:24, EST Time Zone

At the debriefing, Miss Martian explained that when she knocked out Shimmer, she discovered Queen Bee was only working as a middle man in the abductions, but they had no idea who her partner was. Nightwing congratulated them on the successful mission.[28]

March 2016

Main article: Miss Martian in March 2016

April 2016

 
Washington, D.C.
April 1, 21:24, EDT Time Zone

M'gann was with Mal Duncan and Superboy in the library at the Hall of Justice, gathering their belongings salvaged from Mount Justice. Captain Marvel, Zatanna and Bumblebee were also present.  Captain Marvel and Zatanna accosted L-Ron, who generated a force field around the Hall and Despero then arrived, attacking Marvel and using his powers to shut down Zatanna's mind. Superboy and Bumblebee left the library as Mal informed M'gann that communications and zeta tubes were not functioning.

The two then left the library, with M'gann using her telekinesis against Despero. When that failed to contain the alien, Mal suggested M'gann brain blast Despero, but M'gann would not do it.

Despero ultimately subdued Marvel—who had transformed into Billy Batson after using his transformation lightning to fry Despero—and took down Superboy, prompting Bumblebee to plead with M'gann to try a mental attack. M'gann remembered what happened when she did that to Kaldur on the Reach research ship, and refused again. Bumblebee went after Despero but was subdued and, just as Despero was about to crush Bumblebee under his foot, Mal appeared, wearing the armor that once belonged to Guardian.

Communicating telepathically, Mal told M'gann he was buying the others time to come up with a plan, so M'gann escaped with Superboy and Bumblebee. As the trio escaped on an elevator, Superboy recovered. M'gann told him she couldn't attack Despero telepathically, so Superboy told her she needed to come up with another idea before something happened to Mal.

M'gann reached out to Zatanna, Batson and Bumblebee telepathically, snapping them out of their trances.  Zatanna, in possession of Mal Duncan's mind, reflected Despero's attack back at him, putting the alien in a trance.  This allowed Superboy to defeat him.  L-Ron was incensed at their lack of sportsmanship, and upon his destruction set off an explosion that caused the Hall of Justice to crumble. Captain Marvel safeguarded M'gann and the others from the falling debris.[29]

 
Chicago
April 2, 21:08, CDT Time Zone

Posing as John Jones, M'gann arrived at her uncle's apartment, where she received a phone call from Lagoon Boy but chose not to answer it. As she prepared to water the plants, Superboy knocked on the door and said he needed to speak with her. M'gann let Superboy into the apartment.[14]

 
Taos
April 9, 00:20, MDT Time Zone

M'gann was with Team members, Adam Strange and Green Beetle at STAR Labs. Nightwing wanted M'gann to read Green Beetle's mind and confirm his story about coming to Earth to help. M'gann was hesitant, but Green Beetle tried to reassure her. However, his attempt at a smile startled her. Nightwing told M'gann that he was unfamiliar with the Martian etiquette, but this was the only way to confirm Green Beetle's story. As M'gann established telepathic contact with Green Beetle, he learned she was really a White Martian and that she had a previous bad experience with her powers. He thus volunteered to offer his most recent memories. After a brief period, M'gann told the others that she had confirmed Green Beetle's account.

After Nightwing dismissed everyone, Lagoon Boy asked to speak to M'gann. After looking at Superboy, who just shrugged, M'gann said Lagoon Boy could join her in Chicago at her uncle's apartment.[30]

 
Chicago
April 9, 06:20, CDT Time Zone

As L'gaan and M'gann arrived in Chicago, L'gaan inquired about what was going on between her and Superboy, but the two were then ambushed by Deathstroke and Tigress. Communicating telepathically, Tigress explained to M'gann that she needed her help to repair Kaldur's mind and needed to make the abduction look good to avoid raising suspicion. Deathstroke ultimately took down L'gaan, and Tigress threw several bombs that ignited flames to weaken M'gann, allowing Deathstroke to place an inhibitor collar on her. Deathstroke and Tigress then took M'gann prisoner aboard the Manta-Flyer.[30]

 
Atlantic Ocean
April 9, post-07:20, EDT Time Zone

Miss Martian woke up aboard the Manta-Sub, where Black Manta ordered her to help Kaldur or die. He told Miss Martian that Deathstroke was watching her on another ship, out of her telepathic range, and would selectively reactivate her telepathy.  However, if Deathstroke suspected Miss Martian used her telepathy for any reason other than to help Kaldur, he would trigger a bomb on the collar. Manta left Tigress with her, and she ordered Miss Martian to get started.

Communicating telepathically, M'gann told Artemis she doubted she could fix Kaldur's mind—tearing apart someone's mind is an easy task, but piecing a mind back together is more difficult.  Furthermore, her presence in Kaldur's mind might be considered a threat.  Out of options, Artemis told M'gann to take her into Kaldur's mind as well.

Upon entering Kaldur's mind, M'gann had to remind Artemis the two are not really underwater, but the two were attacked by a wraith of Tula. While Artemis applied what Kaldur taught her to remain safe, M'gann's lingering guilt made her susceptible to Tula's assault.  M'gann only overcame her guilt when Artemis brought Aqualad to her, and allowed her to apologize.  She then worked with Aqualad to begin restoring his mind

Six hours later, Black Manta returned to check on Miss Martian's progress. She told him repairing Kaldur's mind would take days, if not weeks.  Manta warned Miss Martian against stalling, but realized she made actual progress when Kaldur called out for his father.  Pleased with her cooperation, he told her to continue working so he would spare her life.[30]

May 2016

 
Atlantic Ocean
May 27, 01:00, EDT Time Zone

While M'gann was able to cure Aqualad quickly, she, Tigress, and Aqualad kept up the charade that Kaldur'ahm was still in a coma. Unfortunately, Manta became impatient and gave a 24 hour ultimatum. Fortunately, Cheshire and Sportsmaster attacked; when the guards swarmed the room, M'gann was able to use a guards gun to destroy the security camera. She was knocked out, but was able to recover in time to force Sportsmaster and Cheshire into a shared mind link with Tigress and Aqualad, wherein they explained the truth of what had really happened. Cheshire was convinced, and though it took a little while Sportsmaster was as well. Miss Martian and Cheshire pretended that they were going to allow Miss Martian to kill Aqualad and Black Manta. Aqualad then "miraculously" regained consciousness and tackled her, allowing M'gann to slip away and flee the submarine. Sportsmaster destroyed all evidence of Tigress disabling the power restraints on Miss Martian, allowing Aqualad to resume his deep cover role without endangering M'gann.[31]

 
The Warworld
May 30, 03:36, UTC Time Zone

As Nightwing piloted the Bio-Ship, M'gann telepathically searched for the rest of the Team but could not find them. Nightwing suggested they restart the investigation where the Team first disappeared. There, Nightwing and M'gann each blamed themselves for how events had unfolded. M'gann then realized that the two needed to stop blaming themselves, save the Team, then save Blue Beetle. The conversation was disrupted by a clanging sound, followed by a series of familiar bleeps. When they unlocked a door, they found Sphere.

Sphere led the two to where the Team members were being held, where they took down several Reach soldiers. When the door to the stasis chamber opened, they found that Arsenal and the four runaways had freed the Team. Everyone then fled to the Bio-Ship.[32]

June 2016

 
Poseidonis
June 13, 23:45, UTC-2 Time Zone

Miss Martian traveled to Atlantis to pick up Lagoon Boy, because she desperately needed to talk with him. He welcomed her with a powerful hug, but his mood soon changed when he heard she wanted to talk. They left for Büdhaven in the Bio-Ship.[33]

 
Atlantic Ocean
June 14, 00:45, UTC-3 Time Zone

On their way, Miss Martian broke up with La'gaan. She felt he would only ever be her rebound guy, and he deserved better. He was angry at it, but could do little about it.[33]

 
BlÜdhaven
June 14, 00:03, EDT Time Zone

After returning, Miss Martian asked Nightwing where Conner was. He told her Super Boy was out with Wendy. She looked disappointed.[33]

 
Santa Prisca
June 19, 00:00, ECT Time Zone

Posing as Deathstroke at the summit between the Light and the Reach, Miss Martian "shot" Artemis and Aqualad after it was revealed that they were double agents. When Aqualad and Artemis were done playing dead, "Deathstroke"  telekinetically floated a sword at Vandal Savage's neck. She explained that she was Miss Martian and the whole "shooting" was a result of Hollywood special effects. Aqualad then introduced the Team, who came into the cave to stop the villains. Dozens of League of Shadows ninjas came in, and fought the Team.

Vandal Savage then activated a ring from his finger, and Klarion appeared. Klarion transformed Deathstroke's sword into a fire serpent, and left through a portal with Vandal Savage. The snake wrapped around Miss Martian and was about to bite her when Lagoon Boy jumped into the serpent's mouth and transformed into to a puffer fish, breaking the snake apart. He caught M'gann and she thanked him. They quickly picked new targets and resumed the fight. 

Black Beetle tried to escape with the scientist through a hole in the ceiling. Miss Martian and Blue Beetle flew up to stop him, but he shot down, and they were unable to keep up with him.[34]

 
Metropolis
June 20, 08:16, EDT Time Zone

When magnetic field disruptors planted by the Reach threatened the Earth, Miss Martian joined 39 other heroes of Earth in a briefing in Metropolis City. The heroes would use a computer virus provided by Lex Luthor to safely disable the disruptors. The heroes were paired off with another into twenty squads: one member would run interference against weapons guarding the disruptors, allowing the other to get close enough to plant the virus.[35] Miss Martian was assigned to Psi Squad, and worked alongside Beast Boy.[36]

Within thirty minutes, all squads had succeeded in their mission.[35]

Powers and abilities

Shape-shifting

Miss Martian "grows" additional arms.

Like all Martians, Miss Martian possesses a lengthy number of abilities, including the following:

  • Physical
    • Shape-shifting: She can change her form, completely altering her physical appearance, including her organic clothing, allowing her to mimic other people. At first, she found male forms more difficult,[1] but eventually mastered them.[37] Her power is not restricted to humanoid forms; in order to fight off Ivo's MONQIs, she grew several extra arms,[38] and to both survive and maneuver underwater, she grew gills and a mermaid tail.[39]
      • Malleability: She can extend her limbs into large whips to grab things at great distance.[40]
      • Healing: Her shape-shifting allows her to heal faster than a human would.[41]
    • Camouflage: She can change the appearance of her form (and her clothes) to match her surroundings,[8] but she is not completely invisible.[42][43] Her Bio-Ship also has a camouflage mode that she can activate telepathically.[1]
    • Super strength: Like all Martians, Miss Martian has strength above that of a typical human.[41]
    • Density shifting: An advanced technique, density shifting enables Martians to move through solid objects. Though she did not originally have the ability,[1] she mastered it by 2016.[9]
Miss Martian phasing

Miss Martian phases through the ground.

  • Mental
    • Telepathy: Telepathy comes naturally to Martians,[11] and she initially struggled with other people's personal boundaries on Earth.[1] She often uses a telepathic link with her teammates, which makes communications easier and untraceable.[44] Megan can also telepathically connect with her Bio-Ship.[1] After a botched telepathic training simulation, J'onn revealed that in terms of raw power, her telepathy is on a level beyond any he has encountered, including himself.[45] Her psychic powers are stronger in her White Martian form, because she can fully focus on them.[46]
      • Mind control: Miss Martian was able to implant words in Professor Ojo's mind before he could expose Superboy's cover.[47]
    • Telekinesis: Megan has used telekinesis to manipulate many objects with her mind. However, she can lose control when moving too many objects at once or not paying enough attention.[48]
      • Flight: By telekinetically moving herself, she can simulate flight.[41]
  • Multilingualism: Megan can speak Martian and English.[42] She can also translate languages psychically.[39]

Weaknesses

  • Heat: Miss Martian can be weakened when exposed to direct heat or fire.[49][50]
  • Inexperience: In her first year, Megan lacked the experience to properly control her extremely potent telepathic powers. She nearly killed her teammates with a routine telepathic training exercise.[45]
  • Extreme pressure: Miss Martian's physiology is susceptible to pressure. When she went to Atlantis, the underwater pressure caused her to shrink in size.[39]

Equipment

Bio-Ship

Miss Martian's Bio-Ship.

  • Organic Clothing: M'gann wears organic clothing that can change size, shape and colour in response to her mental commands.[1]
  • Bio-Ship: M'gann's personal techno-organic ship used by the Team for transportation. While on standby, it resembles a giant egg. Once a Martian initializes it with a mental command, the Bio-Ship instantly morphs. The interior and exterior can be reconfigured to accommodate the situation, such as providing seats for extra passengers. The ship can activate a camouflage mode and become practically invisible.[1]

Relationships

Martian Manhunter

Main article: Martian Manhunter

Miss Martian is one of Martian Manhunter's nieces. He has many hundreds of nephews and nieces, and had not met M'gann until June, when she stowed away on his ship.[21] However, she claimed they shared a close familial bond.[11]

Superboy

Main article: Superboy
Main article: Miss Martian and Superboy

Miss Martian became smitten with Superboy during the first time they met, evidently showing it by changing her shirt to match his.[16] After several close encounters,[48][2] they eventually became a couple.[47][50]

The relationship became strained when Miss Martian started to use her telepathy to extract information from their enemies, leaving them in a catatonic state. The last straw came when Superboy confronted her with this information and she attempted to telepathically wipe the argument from his mind. Being so familiar with the feel of her telepathy however, allowed Superboy to catch her in the act.[37] He was still angry at her whenever she used her power like that,[27] and was uncomfortable with seeing her with her new boyfriend, Lagoon Boy.[26]

Kid Flash

Main article: Kid Flash

Kid Flash initially had a crush on Miss Martian. He frequently flirted with her and tried to impress her, although she had not shown much indication of returning his affection, and frequently seemed uncertain how to respond to his comments.

Robin has commented that Kid Flash's attempts bordered on "creepy".[11] For some time, he was unaware that Miss Martian was dating Superboy,[49] and was disheartened when he found out.[51]

Aqualad

Main article: Aqualad

Aqualad is Miss Martian's teammate and an earnest friend. Miss Martian looked up to him like an older brother.[10]

Artemis

Main article: Artemis

When Artemis first joined the Team, Miss Martian was eager for a "sister" to bond with. The two both crushed on Superboy from the start, and Artemis's openness lead to some anger on M'gann's part[44] but they soon settled the matter—though Artemis still tried to hook Miss Martian up with Aqualad to keep Superboy for herself.[10] Artemis was at first unaware M'gann and Superboy were a couple,[50] and was agitated when Zatanna clued her in.[21]

Lagoon Boy

Main article: Lagoon Boy
Main article: Lagoon Boy and Miss Martian

After breaking up with Superboy, she began dating Lagoon Boy. They were honest about their relationship, showing it by kissing in front of everyone, unlike M'gann's previous and private relationship with Conner.[26] Both felt comfort in each other.[52] M'gann decided to end the relationship because he could never be anything more than a rebound guy for her, and she felt he deserved better.[33] Despite the breakup, the two of them are on good terms with one another when Lagoon Boy saved M'gann from the fire serpant and she thanked him.

Beast Boy

Main article: Beast Boy

After a blood transfusion saved his life when he was eight, Garfield Logan considered M'gann his blood-sister.[15] Their bond became stronger after Marie's death, and they treat each other as brother and sister ever since.[9]

Appearances

    Background in other media

    • In the comics, Miss Martian has not shown any romantic interest in Superboy (who, in the comics, had a mutual interest in Cassie Sandsmark, a.k.a. Wonder Girl). She has however shown interest in Robin (Tim Drake) and Red Devil (Eddie Bloomberg).
    • In the comics, while Miss Martian did somewhat attempt to hide the fact that she was a White Martian from her fellow Teen Titans, she never made the claim of being the Martian Manhunter's niece. This was a plot point introduced solely for the Young Justice cartoon.
    • Young Justice marks Miss Martian's first animated appearance.

    References

    1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 Hopps, Kevin (writer) & Oliva, Jay (director) (January 21, 2011). "Welcome to Happy Harbor". Young Justice. Season 1. Episode 3. Cartoon Network.
    2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Robinson, Andrew (writer) & Berkeley, Christopher (director) (September 16, 2011). "Targets". Young Justice. Season 1. Episode 10. Cartoon Network.
    3. ↑ Weisman, Jon (writer) & Chang, Michael (director) (April 7, 2012). "Performance". Young Justice. Season 1. Episode 24. Cartoon Network.
    4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Hopps, Kevin (writer) & Chang, Michael (director) (March 24, 2012). "Agendas". Young Justice. Season 1. Episode 22. Cartoon Network.
    5. ↑ Weisman, Greg. Question #12687. Ask Greg. Retrieved 2010-12-04.
    6. ↑ Weisman, Greg (2012-10-29). Question #16511. Ask Greg. Retrieved 2012-10-30.
    7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 Aureliani, Franco, Art Baltazar (w). Norton, Mike (a). Sinclair, Alex (col). Lanham, Travis (let). Chadwick, Jim, Scott Peterson (ed). "Haunted" Young Justice 1 (February 16, 2011), New York, NY: DC Comics
    8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Robinson, Andrew (writer) & Berkeley, Christopher (director) (January 28, 2011). "Drop-Zone". Young Justice. Season 1. Episode 4. Cartoon Network.
    9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 Dubuc, Nicole (writer) & Murphy, Doug (director) (May 5, 2012). "Earthlings". Young Justice. Season 2. Episode 2. Cartoon Network. Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name "e202" defined multiple times with different content
    10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 Pugsley, Tom (writer) & Chang, Michael (director) (February 18, 2011). "Denial". Young Justice. Season 1. Episode 7. Cartoon Network.
    11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 11.5 Aureliani, Franco, Art Baltazar (w). Jones, Christopher (p). Davis, Dan, John Stanisci (i). Atkinson, Zac (col). Sienty, Dezi (let). Chadwick, Jim (ed). "Fears" Young Justice 6 (July 20, 2011), New York, NY: DC Comics
    12. ↑ Robinson, Andrew (writer) & Chang, Michael (director) (November 11, 2011). "Disordered". Young Justice. Season 1. Episode 17. Cartoon Network.
    13. ↑ Hopps, Kevin (writer) & Divar, Tim (director) (Originally released on iTunes on October 14, 2012, broadcast on January 5, 2013). "Before the Dawn". Young Justice. Season 2. Episode 10. Cartoon Network.
    14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 Dubuc, Nicole (writer) & Murphy, Doug (director) (January 12, 2013). "Cornered". Young Justice. Season 2. Episode 11. Cartoon Network.
    15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 15.3 Dubuc, Nicole (writer) & Oliva, Jay (director) (March 17, 2012). "Image". Young Justice. Season 1. Episode 21. Cartoon Network.
    16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 Weisman, Greg (writer) & Liu, Sam (director) (November 26, 2010). "Fireworks". (Part 2) Young Justice. Season 1. Episode 2. Cartoon Network.
    17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 Weisman, Greg (2012-05-22). Question #15057. Ask Greg. Retrieved 2012-05-22.
    18. ↑ Hopps, Kevin (writer) & Oliva, Jay, Divar, Tim (directors) (April 14, 2012). "Usual Suspects". Young Justice. Season 1. Episode 25. Cartoon Network.
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