Wish I had more to say!

Wish I had more to say!

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That's fine, always happy to hear a reply from you. :) Thank you.

I don't mind the idea of regional teams, in the same way that I understand the likes of the FBI or CIA have offices throughout a country or throughout the world.

Even when we're talking about super-speed or flight, no character can be everywhere at once. When I eventually set up a super-team, I may well have a team on each continent (except Antarctica, where nothing seems to happen!). 

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I echo Trevor's comments. If the Avengers' hi-tech mode of transportation is grounded in New York whilst they battle Juggernaut and Destroyer, then I hope Warsaw or Berlin has a super-team to defend it if attacked!

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I was baffled by DC's decision to move the JLA's headquarters to the Moon. On Earth, no point can be more than about 12,000 miles from any other point. From the Moon, that distance becomes 250,000 miles! How is this better?

(That distance is what tends to derail traditional sci-fi notions of military bases on the Moon "policing" the Earth with atomic missiles. Aside from the difficulty of accurate aim over a quarter of a million miles, there's the matter of response time. A military Moonbase works only as a "dead man's switch," a threat that retaliation is still possible even if ground forces have been wiped out. Of course, and enemy would still have about three days to stop those incoming missiles!)*

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* It's often been noted that America wasted a lot of effort on our space program by basing out rockets on missile technology. Boosters were built filled with complicated hardware, based on ICMBs. But ICBMs needed all that fancy wiring to guide them with a fair degree of accuracy to their targets. All boosters need to do is fall down!