"Wow! That's some exhaustive research.
It's not important to your story, but in the Birds of Prey show Catwoman and her daughter were both metahumans. Were either of them ever portrayed this way in the comics?
Anyone?
Bueller?"
-
Captain Comics
- Male
- Memphis, TN
- United States
- Publisher News (293)
- Discussions (10414)
- Groups (3)
- Videos (421)
Captain Comics's Discussions
Latest time Batman proposes to Catwoman competes with popular first time he did it
Started this discussion. Last reply by Richard Willis 2 hours ago. 2 Replies 0 Likes
'Gotham' reveal tops FOX, CW superhero season finales
Started this discussion. Last reply by ClarkKent_DC on Thursday. 2 Replies 0 Likes
The Captain Comics Guide to reading Wonder Woman
Started this discussion. Last reply by Captain Comics Jun 16. 6 Replies 0 Likes
Captain Comics's Page
Latest Activity
Richard Willis replied to Captain Comics's discussion Latest time Batman proposes to Catwoman competes with popular first time he did itRichard Willis replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Top 10 Silliest Bits in 'Wonder Woman' comics"Ares keeping Sir Patrick's face didn't necessarily mean that was his real face."
Mr. Silver Age replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Top 10 Silliest Bits in 'Wonder Woman' comics"So she can't fly here? That's why she needs the Invisible Jet.
She did a lot of hovering at the end, so either she gained that power or her adrenaline was keeping her aloft. Or maybe in DC physics you can jump into the air and then…"
Richard Willis replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Top 10 Silliest Bits in 'Wonder Woman' comics"Mr. Silver Age said:
He gained even more prominence in the Harry Potter movies. I knew when they brought in Lupin (and Varga), he wasn't there for a couple of meeting scenes. Ipso facto, Ares. So that reveal was undone for me by their…"
Captain Comics replied to Philip Portelli's discussion If WONDER WOMAN was set in World War I in the comics..."Whoa, friends, have some respect for ClarkKent's secret ID here! Do you think he wants his friends, family and co-workers to know he hangs out with all of us reprobates?"
ClarkKent_DC replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Top 10 Silliest Bits in 'Wonder Woman' comics"I almost forgot ... I did have some more thoughts about the movie ...
Nice little bit how Diana gets the name "Diana Prince."
Diana was definitely right to call out the general who didn't want to engage in a strike to end…"
Luke Blanchard replied to Captain Comics's discussion Latest time Batman proposes to Catwoman competes with popular first time he did it"If you'll forgive me, Crisis on Infinite Earths appeared in 1985 and its issues were dated for 1985-86. It was Batman: Year One that appeared 1986-87 in issues dated for 1987."
Captain Comics posted a discussionLatest time Batman proposes to Catwoman competes with popular first time he did it
By Andrew A. SmithTribune Content AgencySpoiler alert: The surprise ending to Batman #24, which shipped June 7, features Batman (Bruce Wayne) proposing to Catwoman (Selina Kyle).Whether the Bat-Cat union will actually happen is anybody’s guess – hey, it’s comics, after all. Marriage used to be every superhero’s kryptonite, but things have gotten less predictable on that front in recent decades. Superman is currently married (with a 12-year-old son), and Aquaman’s engaged. On the other hand,…See More
Captain Comics replied to Wandering Sensei: Moderator Man's discussion DC Quarter Century"Hahahahaaaaaa! Feel the bite of Father Time, youngsters!"
Captain Comics replied to The Baron's discussion Movies I Have Seen Lately"Saw Centurion, a Romans-in-Scotland movie from the UK, starring Michael Fassbender. It was pretty good, if a bit predictable. Decent acting, gorgeous scenery.
To my surprise, it turned out to be a prequel of sorts to The Eagle, a Romans-in-Germany…"
Captain Comics replied to John Dunbar (the mod of maple)'s discussion DC's Omnibus line - Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age collections"Yeah, I figured that much. I just don't understand the thinking in making the book as dull as possible."
Captain Comics replied to John Dunbar (the mod of maple)'s discussion DC's Omnibus line - Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age collections"I hadn't really thought of the later Teen Titans (first series) issues as Bronze Age, but I guess they are. There was a hiatus or two in there somewhere.
Does anyone know the story of why Teen Titans did that weird thing with "Mr.…"
Captain Comics replied to Philip Portelli's discussion If WONDER WOMAN was set in World War I in the comics..."Has anybody mentioned Resurrection Man? I think he goes back that far."
Captain Comics replied to The Baron's discussion Movies I Have Seen Lately"Another aspect of It Follows was that it made me subtly nostalgic for my own (pre-Internet) youth. The sets were kind of a mish-mash, with '80s vehicles and '70s interior designs and '90s clothes and so forth. It felt pretty…"
Mr. Silver Age replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Top 10 Silliest Bits in 'Wonder Woman' comics"I realized when I saw his name in the credits that Ares was played by the same guy who plays the horrible V.M Varga on Fargo, David Thewlis
He gained even more prominence in the Harry Potter movies. I knew when they brought in Lupin (and Varga), he…"
Richard Willis replied to Captain Comics's discussion Twelve things you don't need to know about 'Powerless' (but are fun to know)"I just saw the Adam West episode of Powerless, "Win, Luthor, Draw," on the Hulu streaming service. I understand that DC was streaming it on their website also.
I'm hoping it and the other 1 or 2 episodes will make it to broadcast TV.…"
Captain Comics's Videos
Captain Comics's News Posts
The Legend of Korra: The Art of the Animated Series -- Book Four: Balance HC
Posted on August 26, 2015 at 7:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Comment Wall (12 comments)
- At 2:03pm on August 11, 2010,
Cavaliere (moderator emeritus) said… - Happy birthday, Cap!
- At 2:22am on June 24, 2011, Cavaliere (moderator emeritus) said…
- Cap, a slight correction to your "Reprint Wishes" in CBG #1680. It was the Armorines that wore "Iron Man-type armor." The bodies of the H.A.R.D. Corps members were implanted with technology that would allow them to utilize one Harbinger power (such as strength or invulnerability) at a time. H.A.R.D. Corps #4 was my first Valiant book.
- At 9:48pm on August 28, 2011,
Andrew Johnson said… - Thank you Captain. I hope to be on your site for many years to come. I hope I can gleen as much information from your site about 1980s comics and politically incorrect ones. Thanks for having me.
- At 3:31pm on September 28, 2011, Kirk G gave Captain Comics a gift…
Hey Captain, Someone named Ann who joined just two hours ago has tried to "friend" me, and wants to form a long term relationship with me! Lucky me! Can we investigate & ban this come-on? Thanks.
- At 2:50am on April 30, 2012,
john elliott said… Thank you, Captain Comics.
- At 9:36pm on August 11, 2012,
Philip Portelli said… Happy Birthday, Captain! Thank you for all you do!
- At 7:04am on February 7, 2013,
phillip vanelli said… yes, i was very excited when she told me who her teacher was. I've been following you for years. started way back with your column in the commercial appeal. she laughed at how excited i was.
i'm happy that she is such a good student, tell her hello for me.
- At 10:39am on February 7, 2013, Captain Comics said…
Will do1
- At 1:38pm on December 8, 2014, Ron M. said…
Just received a spam message on my profile page from someone named Frank David asking me to invest in his gold mining business.
Welcome!
No flame wars. No trolls. But a lot of really smart people.The Captain Comics Round Table tries to be the friendliest and most accurate comics website on the Internet.
SOME ESSENTIALS:
FOLLOW US:
OUR COLUMNISTS:
© 2017 Captain Comics, board content ©2013 Andrew Smith
Powered by
