Marc Guggenheim talks Jonas Quantum, Arrow, and Legends of Tomorrow

I wanted to bring my love of that sort of feel, that nostalgia to this book.

The Curse of Great Intelligence

Jonas Quantum definitely succeeds in this respect.

The dynamic with Eve … theres more to it than that first issue implies, Guggenheim said.

Were constantly peeling the layers of the onion.

Eve seems to be the exception to Jonas inability to connect with others because of his hyper-intelligence.

Once you develop the ability to split the atom, theres really no going back.

On paper,Jonas QuantumandLegends of Tomorrowhave a fair deal in common.

They are both action-oriented science fiction projects with a time travel element.

However, Guggenheim says theyre different sci-fi concepts that spring out of the same gene pool i.e.

Silver and Bronze Age comics from both the DC and Marvel sides.

The word we just keep using when we work on the [Legends] is bonkers.

The show is just bonkers, bonkers, bonkers.

BothLegendsandJonascome from this love of the comic books that we grew up with.

so they very much have that in common.

I would say that time travel is much more a part ofLegendsthan it is ofJonas.

Thats much more the province ofLegends.

For the record, were all for that future crossover.

In the comics, Mr.

Terrific is a self-made millionaire, genius, and Olympic decathlete.

They got a good glimpse of him in the trailer, but theres more to come.

In the comics, Mr.

Terrific uses flying metallic balls he calls his T-Spheres.

Basically, Curtis and Felicity are going to be best friends.

According to Guggenheim, were moving closer and closer to the introduction of the chili in season 4.

The Infinite Adventures of Jonas Quantum #1will be available Wednesday, September 16th.

For more onArrowseason 4, check out our news rounduphere.

For more onLegends of Tomorrow, watch or rewatch the trailerhere.