Supervillainy is a tricky thing

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Which is why, at times, it's best for a newbie villain to listen to advice on an expert on the subject.




Let's start with Paris Troika over here...



See, didn't that little piece of advice make everything better? :D


Now let's move on to the shocking dangerous villain, Voltaire! Even a power-house like him can occasionally use some advice.




And everyone was happy forever!

Two Pages from The Non-Adventures of Wonderella!

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I believe that Curt Swan was a little less than flattering about Triplicate Girl in the Legion, because he found it very hard to get interested (never mind draw repeatedly) in someone who's ability was to go from one ordinary person, to three identical ordinary people. What he thought about her usefulness once she became Duo Damsel I have no idea...

Triplicate Girl only became engaging for me (aside from the kickass Due Damsel costume of the 1970's, which resulted from a fan submission) when the notion that each one of her had a different personality was introduced, first in the 5YL era, than in the Zero Hour Legion.

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Yea, I liked 'Triad' from the ZH legion a lot.

The Threeboot, making her sorta the one who kept tabs on the team for the boss, was interesting too.