The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics

Batman brought up an old topic, and it happened to be the headache Superman was currently dealing with.

But jokes aside, due to the recent spy scandal, Batman's concern for this matter had risen to a new level.

Regardless of whether it was true or not, Superboy had at least outwardly shown considerable admiration for Superman, so Batman believed that having Superman investigate Superboy would be best.

Superman also knew that he had no room to back down on this matter, as it had now risen to the level of a mission.

"Alright, I understand," Superman said, tapping his forehead lightly. "I'll find time to meet with him."

Generally, Justice League meetings were held in the Watchtower, but this meeting was special, as the Young Justice League would be present throughout.

Although the adults would still lead, they wouldn't ignore the children's opinions, since it was ultimately their base, and they naturally had the right to speak.

This meeting didn't gather too many people. Besides the guardians of the young heroes, there were only some people with relevant experience.

Well, in essence, it was just calling all the heavy hitters, since the members of the Young Justice League were almost all former sidekicks of the heavy hitters.

The meeting began with listening to the children's opinions.

"Let me see," Mr. Terrific, who had been called in as an architectural designer, held a tablet containing all the children's requests.

"Robin wants the new base to have more advanced equipment than Mount Justice. Aqualad wants a swimming pool. Superboy and Wonder Girl want a bigger and better training room."

"Stargirl wants a more complete rest area, separate from the other areas, unlike Mount Justice where they were all connected. M'gann wants a hangar large enough to accommodate her bio-ship."

"Artemis wants a shooting range. Beast Boy doesn't have many special requests. Oh, Kid Flash wants a good enough kitchen."

Hearing this request, everyone in the room turned their gaze to Kid Flash, who unabashedly spread his hands and said.

"What? Speedsters burn a lot of energy. I can't help it."

Indeed, as he said, speedsters have a great need for calories, just like a car can't run without fuel.

The Flash nodded in agreement. When he first started out, he often went hungry, so he now has a pocket in his suit containing energy bars that quickly replenish calories. This fine tradition has been perfectly inherited by Kid Flash.

"These requests aren't outrageous. In fact, they were already within my original design scope."

Mr. Terrific's tone was full of pride. He never hesitated to show off his genius.

He also believed that this was why Batman entrusted him with such an important task as building a base for a new organization. Only someone as talented as him could build a perfect superhero base.

However, the truth was that Batman had a lot on his plate, so he passed this task on to Mr. Terrific. Otherwise, the man who designed the Watchtower himself would not have delegated it to others.

In fact, if it hadn't been for the phone call with Superman that morning, he would have really planned to handle it all himself.

"Alright, we can move on from this topic," Batman began to proceed with the agenda, tapping the table to draw everyone's attention.

"Regarding the Red Tornado disappearance case, two investigation directions were discussed last night. The first is the League of Assassins, and the second is Dr. Morrow."

As Batman said yesterday, he had hidden the spy line. Except for those who attended the meeting yesterday, no one else knew about it.

"Now, let's assign tasks. The Justice League will split into two teams to investigate the Red Tornado disappearance case. Green Arrow will be responsible for the League of Assassins direction, and Mr. Terrific will be responsible for Dr. Morrow. Any objections?"

This question was actually directed at Mr. Terrific, since he also had the task of designing the base.

"Of course not," Mr. Terrific snapped his fingers. "This is no problem for me. I can handle both, ensuring both will give you answers within the scheduled time."

"The Justice League will provide you with support. Except for personnel currently on missions, you can choose anyone to assist you in this mission, of course, with their consent."

The newest and fastest novels are all available at 69shuba.top!

"You can form your teams after the meeting."

In fact, the meeting was almost over at this point, as these were the main topics of discussion. The rest were trivial matters, and they ended after a brief chat.

After the meeting, Green Arrow was about to leave when Mr. Terrific called out to him from behind.

"Hey! Green Arrow! Why are you walking so fast?"

Green Arrow reluctantly turned around. Honestly, he didn't really like Mr. Terrific. He considered himself a superhero hiding in the shadows, like Batman, and couldn't relate to Mr. Terrific, who seemed to want to set off fireworks every time he took action.

"Time is of the essence. The disappearance case doesn't allow me to waste time," Green Arrow explained, preparing to end the conversation, but Mr. Terrific caught up and grabbed his hand.

"Don't be so anxious. I know time is short, but don't rush. Preparing beforehand can also save a lot of time."

"You see, Batman is letting us two form our own teams. I think there's a high probability that two people will invite the same person at the same time. I'm here to discuss this with you."

"If we two discuss it here, wouldn't that save a lot of time? It would also prevent the middleman from feeling awkward when being invited by both of us at the same time."

"You don't have to worry about that," Green Arrow slapped Mr. Terrific's hand away.

"My team, including me, has only three people."

"Oh?" Mr. Terrific was curious. "Who are they?"

"Me, Black Canary, and Lian Harper."