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"You must have posted this before I started reading your blog. I was well aware of the Hornet/Ranger connection but I'd assumed it was baked into Britt Reid from the get go (partly because the late 20th century Green Hornet comics made a big thing…"
"Great work as always.
Inferior Five #1 also used Mr. Ivanhoe as a substitute for Mr. Waverly (as the leader of C.O.U.S.I.N.F.R.E.D.). As I reread that one relatively recently I should have spotted your use of the same ploy. But I didn't."
Inferior Five #1 also used Mr. Ivanhoe as a substitute for Mr. Waverly (as the leader of C.O.U.S.I.N.F.R.E.D.). As I reread that one relatively recently I should have spotted your use of the same ploy. But I didn't."
"Ah, I just checked an episode guide and I see "The Giant Jackrabbit" is a real episode from the second season."
"I remember from a previous quiz that Agents of SHIELD had the Man from UNCLE slot on network TV in the MU.
Brad Carter helped out Nick Fury during an encounter with a High Evolutionary knockoff. Later he became Bloodstone's sidekick only to die…"
Brad Carter helped out Nick Fury during an encounter with a High Evolutionary knockoff. Later he became Bloodstone's sidekick only to die…"
"Thanks. It was the first Hank-and-Jan story I ever read. It's less impressive on rereading than I found it as a kid.
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"#3 One of the eternal mysteries is why a guy named for one of the world's most visually distinctive weapon relied primarily on those little discs all over his costume.
#7 I got that one too.
#8 Dr. Zaxon's career is weird — half his first appearance…"
#7 I got that one too.
#8 Dr. Zaxon's career is weird — half his first appearance…"
"He does, in a humorous story in DD Annual #1. I assumed given the humor it didn't qualify. I wrote about it here: https://atomicjunkshop.com/daredevil-vs-the-live-volcano-baron-zemo..."
"Clearly me looking through the flashbacks wouldn't have gotten the answer.
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"1. Beverly Hillbillies
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3. Bullseye! No, wait it's Boomerang! (I know perfectly well Bullseye doesn't qualify).
4. I think it was a crazy uncle who launched a missile at NYC.
5. The Magician
6. Odinsleep (I suspect I'm wrong but I don't have the…"
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3. Bullseye! No, wait it's Boomerang! (I know perfectly well Bullseye doesn't qualify).
4. I think it was a crazy uncle who launched a missile at NYC.
5. The Magician
6. Odinsleep (I suspect I'm wrong but I don't have the…"
"Thank you very much. From someone with your expertise that's high praise. And yes, there are few comics bloggers I'm in complete agreement with but that's not a dealbreaker for me either.
You're correct that #297 is the only post-Silver Age story…"
You're correct that #297 is the only post-Silver Age story…"
"Snart did get one more romantic shot, Flash #297. This time it turns out his True Love is a bad girl using him for her own ends.
Prison workshops are indeed amazing places in the DCU. Though the worst error in keeping a Rogue locked up was in…"
Prison workshops are indeed amazing places in the DCU. Though the worst error in keeping a Rogue locked up was in…"
"Amusingly when I read "The Second 'Batman and Robin' Team" in the Batman Golden Age Archive #10 I assumed it was part of the Semi-Imaginary Run. Instead it has Roger Bacon brilliantly figuring out that this Batman who keeps appearing throughout…"
"Interesting. I've seen a couple of super-Univac stories, including the Superman Family one but never realized there were so many of them."
"Glad everything is good news. When anyone my age or older mentions life changes, I start to worry.
Most of my friends with knee replacements speak highly of them. Glad yours worked out.
I'm happy to see your old stuff as I know there's plenty I…"
Most of my friends with knee replacements speak highly of them. Glad yours worked out.
I'm happy to see your old stuff as I know there's plenty I…"
""He could also handle himself physically with an expert knowledge of judo." In Silver Age Marvel, judo was a super-power. "Thanks to lessons from Captain America, I can use your own strength against you!" was the battle cry that finished dozens of…"
"I caught up with the Star Rovers, like most of the Schwartz anthology stuff, reading the 1970s reprint books Strange Adventures and From Beyond the Unknown (I started reading comics right about the time Schwartz was changing gears). Between that and…"
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