"Supergirl wouldn't make a very good detective either. The changed situation: There is a new super being around. The unusual circumstance: Supergirl donated blood. The conclusion: the blood made the girl super. Not that radical a conclusion!…"
"Mike W. Barr once explained it in a Lois Lane - Batman team up in the Brave and the Bold that Kryptonite has hyper energy emissions that can only be stopped by (and thus affect only) invulnerable Kryptonian bodies. If the energy were slowed down, it…"
"All entertaining scenarios Commander - but the Danvers, it seems, were only used as a foil for Supergirl and her adventures - far more so, I think, than Jonathan and Martha Kent ever were."
"...Luthor sets up his "rooftop garden" which the warden has somehow mysteriously agreed he could have.
Luthor gets jobs in the prison workshop, in the laundry, in the rock pile... doesn't the warden realize that when Luthor wants to work somewhere,…"
All I can say is "Aw, damn!" For weeks now, I've been meaning to state in a comment to one of my Deck Log articles how much I appreciate your unflagging support and your incisive commentary on my column. I kept putting it off because I never found the right place, or was too busy to add a comment, or any of the hundred of things we put off doing stuff we should.
Of all the members of this board, you were my most loyal reader, and compliment or criticism or just plain commentary, I always looked forward to seeing you post a comment. You're one of the Silver-Age experts who kept me on my toes.
So I shall miss your presence here, probably more than most. But it's your decision, friend. I don't stand in your shoes. Each of us has to determine what is right for himself and then act accordingly. I'd prefer you stay, but if you feel you have to go, then go with my blessing. And my regrets.
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Eric,
All I can say is "Aw, damn!" For weeks now, I've been meaning to state in a comment to one of my Deck Log articles how much I appreciate your unflagging support and your incisive commentary on my column. I kept putting it off because I never found the right place, or was too busy to add a comment, or any of the hundred of things we put off doing stuff we should.
Of all the members of this board, you were my most loyal reader, and compliment or criticism or just plain commentary, I always looked forward to seeing you post a comment. You're one of the Silver-Age experts who kept me on my toes.
So I shall miss your presence here, probably more than most. But it's your decision, friend. I don't stand in your shoes. Each of us has to determine what is right for himself and then act accordingly. I'd prefer you stay, but if you feel you have to go, then go with my blessing. And my regrets.
Godspeed,
Adam