Why did he never get his own animated series? He was the best part of the JLU.
Why did he never get his own animated series? He was the best part of the JLU
Jaxson Phillips
Colton Martin
So who is this again?
William White
Because they can't make a cartoon where a guy wants to collect a piece of nigger flesh.
Justin Cooper
The Request For Information
Angel Russell
He works as a supporting character, sucks as a main one.
Jaxson Flores
He is the Inquiry.
Mason Gray
>The Request For Information
Yes, that's what it is. It is the request for information. So who is this person?
Alexander Gonzalez
Probably because the humor he brought to the JLU would have gotten old if given an entire spin off.
Dominic Brooks
The statement.
Isaac Evans
Because he was completely played out after his first few episodes. The last one he was in was just sad fanservice.
Justin Wright
Better question: Why didn't he get his own Brave and the Bold episode?
Asher Murphy
Thats the question isn't it.
Kevin Scott
A foolish faceless man.
Colton Cruz
The Question basically if Ayan Rand was a noir dectective.
Brandon Thomas
he saved the world from Darkseid
Ayden Sullivan
How does he even stay alive with no mouth and nose
Justin Evans
That doesn't count. Nearly all of the other intro heroes got their own episodes.
Benjamin Torres
he lives off welfare and has a rape fetish?
it's a mask
Brody Bennett
Isn't he a taxi driver
Justin Cook
The Interrogatory
Lincoln Collins
The Who/What/When/Where/Why/How
Blake Harris
He was in the intro of two of them.
Samuel Powell
not the DC version
Gavin Garcia
glorified cameos