Echoes of the Multiverse

The Boys is a series I wouldn't touch with a 10 foot pole for one simple sentence: "Based on the superhero comic written by Garth Ennis". I know Ennis has his fans, that his Punisher series was quite good and there's folks that enjoyed his run on Preacher and Hitman. I am not one of them. The only ...

Ares wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 04, 2019 8:17 am

- Swashbuckling / Dashing swordsman type fencers.

INCONCEIVABLE!!!

Thirty-four years, eight months, two weeks, and three days old. Not that Mega-Woman would know that.

le Petit Hercule Finally, one of the detectives leads the team into an area with three rooms, each of which featuring one of their quarry- Blue Shark, Mako, and Dogfish. "The dog one sang like a canary" he says, smoking a cigarette all the while. "But he doesn't know much about their plan. Told us ...

THE TIGRESS II (Paula Brooks, aka The Huntress I) Created By: Mort Meskin First Appearance: Sensation Comics #68 (as Huntress), Young All-Stars #6 (as Tigress) Role: Villain Gone Good, Retcon Hero (to Helena "Huntress" Wayne, maybe?) -The Tigress began her run in comics as a big-game hunter known a...

le Petit Hercule Adrien smiled under his hood at the fact that Helix would be sticking around, and that he seemed to be hitting it off with Xavion. " On a level pragmatic, unless interrogation rooms are larger than they are on television or in France, I doubt all of us would fit in the room, " Herc...

* Also, it's funny how Eiling (a borderline combatant- he can punch out a Soldier with a sneak attack, but Batman one-punched him without breaking stride while walking in another direction) magically becomes a good fighter the second he gets super-powers. Seriously, he's hyper-athletic, doing flips...

https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/dcanimated/images/5/52/Key.png/revision/latest?cb=20130305203044 THE KEY (Real Name Unknown) Created By: Gardner Fox & Mike Sekowsky First Appearance: Justice League of America #41 (Dec. 1965) The Key was one of my favourite JLA villains growing up. It helps that...

I prefer to just say "Soldiers of Victory". Besides the fact that the name wasn't used consistently, there's also the fact that a typical story in Leading Comics (which often said "Five Favorite Features" on the covers) had somewhere around 9 "soldiers", plus the horse.

-Steel is yet ANOTHER "created after the '40s" guy to get retroactively shoved into the All-Star Squadron, which is rather odd, considering that the team already had over FORTY MEMBERS Steel was created in 1978, though his adventures were set nearly 40 years earlier. Roy Thomas just seemed to want ...

THE SHINING KNIGHT (Sir Justin) Created By: Creig Flessel "Magic Armor Because Eiling Said It Was That One Time" (Flaws: Removable) [8] Protection 4 (Extras: Impervious 5) (9) WINGED VICTORY (Equus pegasi) [/b] It was actually Flessel who said the armor was magic. Eiling was simply following the de...

-Vigilante was a Golden Age Western superhero active in 1940s comics who had a bit of a mixed-up history (involving two Earths having near-identical Vigilantes), but ultimately the character vanished to history, with others taking the name periodically, like in a Marv Wolfman series in the 1980s. T...

JDRook wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 02, 2019 6:32 pm

While Ray may have looked comfy nestled in there

Actually, I kind of thought he was uncomfortable in there, what with the blood flow making his tights fit funny and all.

From Shade's reaction to Giganta, one got the impression that Giganta had "Fascination (Going Commando)" as an Advantage.

I always though a Black Mass involved Satan worship.

This clown was one of team of villains when DC went through its "New Teen Titans is our best selling book: turn Justice League of America into a bad NTT imitation/'Justice League Detroit'" phase.