""Batman Goes Broke" was looking at what would happen if Bats were penniless back in the 1940s. The FF story works though because it's Reed's bad investments that have bollixed things up and he doesn't appreciate Ben pointing that out. First-rate…"
"Which is how it should be.
My head canon is that books like House of Mystery and Strange Adventures take place in Earth-One continuity (assuming the Earth doesn't get blown up or the like) so even lots of ordinary people have exposure to the weird.
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"Radiation functioned as Clarke's "technology indistinguishable from magic." Whatever implausible thing you want, "radiation" can explain it.
I remember there's one Supergirl story where x-ray vision conveniently erases the memory of someone who's…"
"I presume it was to keep them consistent with the x-ray vision stories — as far as I can recall, x-ray vision didn't work on lead. I agree, if the x-rays could generate heat, lead immunity doesn't make sense (anyone with better physics knowledge,…"
"I can see cell deterioration taking place even in someone invulnerable to outside attacks. Though the 21st century take seems to be that yes, they are eternal.
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"Oh heavens yes. They were the Archive and Omnibus of their day. I've been rereading some of the stories reprinted in the early 1970s Super-Spectaculars and reprint backups (when they bumped the price to 25 cents) and they exposed me to so many…"
"I think of your questions as breaking into three categories.
1)I know the answer. #7 because I'm a big Enemy Ace fan and the Hangman stories are a standout (a shame they didn't do more with his vengeful sister, the Harpy).
2)I know where to find it.…"
"Final version. Because if I haven't figured it out by now, it's not going to happen.
1. Commssioner (not commander) of the Science Police, according to the Legion Constitution in Adventure 325
2. He received it from the Ancient One after triumphing…"
"I'd like to be that chill about them. The impulse to Get. Those. Answers. usually overrides my interest in whatever else I should be doing. Even if the answers are wrong.
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"As do most of the commander's posts. It's always nice to read expert work by someone who's sharing what they know rather than flaunting their supposed superiority (I run into that sometimes elsewhere).
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"I've wondered the same thing, which is a shame. They're fun. I've mentioned them to a couple of Silver Age groups I'm in elsewhere, too.
I shall try for a more detailed look this weekend when I have more time.
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"Combining my now multiple and corrected responses for convenience:
1. Commander of the Science Police, according to the Legion Constitution in Adventure 325-6.
2. He received it from the Ancient One after triumphing over Dormammu. "Domain of the…"
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Thanks God bless.
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