American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

To be honest, everyone is actually very curious about this issue.

Everyone subconsciously glanced at the options on the big screen.

Cyborg, The Flash, and Aquaman are all "old friends" of ours, and everyone can confirm that they are all members of the Justice League.

The last option, Martian Hunter, was the only one that left everyone a bit puzzled.

"Mars Manhunter? Guys, does anyone know this person?"

Thor couldn't help but glance at the DC bigwigs opposite him and asked a question.

“I don’t know this person.” Bruce Wayne shook his head, turning his gaze to the two “aliens” beside him. “What about you?”

However, both Clark Kent and Diana shook their heads; they had never heard of this name before.

"Mars Hunter, a hunter from Mars? Could this Martian Hunter be a Martian?"

Captain America pondered with great interest, then looked at Tony Stark and asked, "Stark, is there life on Mars in our universe?"

“According to current astronomical exploration, no life has been found on Mars.” Tony Stark shrugged. “But this is our universe, Bruce’s universe is different from ours, and it seems that there is life on Mars in their universe.”

"Um... As far as I know, there is no life on Mars in our universe. At least, I didn't know that."

Bruce Wayne thought about it carefully and said this.

But the answer system clearly tells everyone that there is a guy called Martian Hunter!

Regardless of what this Mars hunter actually means, it seems to suggest that there is life on Mars.

There is another way to interpret the phrase "Mars Hunter".

"If that's the case... Martian Hunter could also refer to someone who hunts on Mars! And Ron Rontz is a genuine Earth name, so Martian Hunter could also be an Earthling."

Captain America continued, building on his previous analysis.

But even in this case, it doesn't change the conclusion that there is life on Mars. After all, if there's nothing on Mars, how could someone become a hunter?

Hunters always have to hunt.

How can you hunt if there is no prey?

The question of whether or not to include the Martian hunter option sparked a very heated discussion among the attendees.

However, due to a lack of relevant information, it remains unclear whether Martians were Martians or Earthlings.

"Regardless of who Martian Manhunter really is, all the intelligence we currently possess regarding the Justice League, including its key members, the resurrection of Superman, the battle against Steppenwolf in the pipes, and the final intervention to prevent the Mother Boxes from merging, and so on..."

"In short, none of the intelligence we have about the Justice League is related to Martian Manhunter."

"So I think it's very likely that Martian Manhunter isn't a member of the Justice League at all."

"At the very least, he did not join the Justice League during the time period shown in the footage."

Tony Stark spoke again, offering his judgment, which was unanimously agreed upon by everyone.

If Martian Manhunter is indeed a member of the Justice League, why is he absent from so many of the Justice League's collective actions?

Even if Martian Manhunter is indeed a member of the Justice League, he must have joined the Justice League in the future.

It couldn't have been someone who joined early on.

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The Martian hunter option was thus eliminated by everyone, and there was basically no doubt about that.

In any case, it's unlikely that people would choose an unfamiliar option they've never seen before as their answer.

Unless all other options can be definitively ruled out.

But this question is clearly not like that.

Not only that.

There are also some valid reasons why Martian hunters have been excluded by the public.

“Arthur Curry can be ruled out too, right? We all know that Bruce Wayne approached him first, but he rejected him on the spot.”

Thor's voice rang out, and he spoke to everyone with an air of self-righteousness.

They also gave sufficient reasons.

"Although Arthur Curry rejected Bruce on the spot, we all know that he later joined the Justice League, so I don't think that alone is enough to rule him out."

Captain America thought for a moment and then said this.

"Yes."

Clark Kent nodded in agreement, adding, "I don't think Bruce is someone who gives up easily. Maybe after Arthur Curry rejected him, he went to invite him several times and finally won him over."

“It’s also possible that something happened that made Arthur Curry change his mind,” Diana added from the side.

In short, the meaning is quite clear: no one knows what happened between Arthur Curry's initial rejection of Bruce Wayne and his later joining the Justice League.

Of course, that's not the main point. The main point is that Arthur Curry's attitude has undergone a complete 180-degree change.

When exactly did this transformation occur?

Nobody knows.

It could be very early, or it could be very late; it's hard to say.

Therefore, the answer to this question could still be Arthur Curry.

"Aquaman Arthur Curry, let's leave it for now."

After some discussion, Captain America labeled Aquaman with this tag.

Thor was quite helpless about this, wondering if these people were overthinking things.

We dare not rule out this, and we dare not rule out that.

Having gone through so many quizzes, Thor knew Captain America's personality very well and didn't say much.

“Let’s look at the other two options,” Captain America suggested.

Everyone then focused their attention on the two options: Cyborg Victor Stone and The Flash Barry Allen.

However, people discovered that these two options were completely unsuitable for analysis.

Even with the Martian hunter option, which no one had ever seen before, people were able to find some entry points and conduct some related bias analysis.

But choosing between Cyborg and The Flash is truly impossible.

"The only thing we know about these two options is that they are indeed members of the Justice League, and that's all we have. There's no other information about them."

Tony Stark shrugged.

Even a skilled cook can't cook without rice; in this situation, even someone as intelligent as him wouldn't be able to figure out anything.

Or rather, all we can do is perform some purely theoretical analysis, without any factual support whatsoever.

"If it were me, I think the Flash would be a better fit," Tony Stark said after some thought.

“I think so too,” Bruce Wayne chimed in, echoing Tony Stark’s sentiments.

"Why? Why do you all think it's more likely to be The Flash?" Thor was genuinely curious.

These two options are clearly impossible to choose from, so why did they both make the same choice?

How did you choose?

"Before participating in this quiz, or more precisely, the quiz about the Justice League, I had never heard of Cyborg, The Flash, or any of these people."

Bruce Wayne began to speak eloquently, explaining the reasons to Thor.

At this point, he turned to look at the other two DC bigwigs beside him, "What about you? Have you heard of it?"

However, both Clark Kent and Diana shook their heads.

"And Cyborg and The Flash are both so distinctive that, I mean, it's hard not to attract attention when they use their superpowers."

"But for so many years, no one knew about them. I think there's reason to believe that they were deliberately hiding themselves! Hiding their superpowers!"

The people present exchanged glances, none of them refuting Bruce Wayne's reasoning.

After all, Bruce Wayne was right; Cyborg's appearance would definitely cause a sensation if he were to appear in public.

If the Flash were to demonstrate his lightning speed in front of people, he would definitely do the same.

These two have remained unknown to the public, most likely because they intentionally concealed themselves.

"So if I were to search for someone like Diana, which of these two would be easier for me to find?"

Bruce Wayne then posed this question, which can be said to have hit the nail on the head.

“That’s right, it is indeed the Flash,” Captain America said, having fully understood Bruce Wayne’s meaning.

“Cyborg can connect to all networks, so Bruce Wayne will probably be detected the moment he starts investigating him!”

"Unless Bruce Wayne doesn't conduct any online inquiries!"

But is such a thing even possible?

Without conducting online inquiries, relying solely on offline visits and investigations?

It is obviously impossible.

"In addition, Cyborg can easily control Bruce Wayne's every move!"

“In this situation, I think if Cyborg is intentionally hiding, it will be very difficult to find him.”

"At the very least, it will be much more difficult than the Flash's!"

"That makes sense! It seems the Flash is indeed more likely!" Thor exclaimed in sudden realization.

Everyone knows what the Flash is like; he's a bit of a goofball.

It has no combat skills.

Several battles also show that this person is a complete novice when it comes to battlefield tactics.

He's most likely just an ordinary person.

It would be far easier for Bruce Wayne to find The Flash than for Cyborg.