I'm not going to lie. This sounds promising.
>syfy.com
>Could you share with us how you came to assemble this roster, let’s take the familiar faces first?
>Robin - Damian Wayne: There is no team without Damian. He’s found his raison d’être after "No Justice," and I saw this as a chance for Damian to not have Dick Grayson’s hand-me-downs. He could have his own crew, his own group of next generation people who are of the same mindset as him, people he could mold.
>Kid Flash - Wally West: In my world, he’s a little Johnny Storm. If you’re 13 and you have superpowers, you’re going to be blowing up Instagram and Twitter. He’s socially media savvy. He’s doing his thing and having a great time, and at the same time, he’s a superhero. He’s listening to his mentors, but he’s starting to think, "I don’t know how much I believe that’s the way to do it." So Robin finds a kindred soul in Kid Flash and definitely finds a kindred soul in Red Arrow.
>Red Arrow - Emiko Queen: Emiko and Damian could be brother and sister. They’re raised by assassins, ninjas, and their moms are criminals and masterminds. So they have a very similar history and look again, a little differently when fighting crime.
>So it goes back to the core. We have a Flash, we have a Batman, and we have an Arrow. My son’s 14-years-old, he loves me, but I know he wants to be his own person. In the past, I think the idea was the sidekick wanted to be the mentor, I think this generation is different, they want to be themselves. They’re thinking about the idea that maybe the mentors don’t know the best way to be a superhero: "Maybe the rules you played by are not the same rules I play by."