Starman #69
Dec. 12th, 2011 11:24 pm
Hullo! Longtime reader and fan, bringing for your holiday enjoyment, a nice tale of "Times Past". As context, please refer to the "Grand Guignol" arc of James Robinson's Starman. First to share are two panels from the original story, and the re-telling. Please enjoy this as much as I have through the years. If the HTML gets borked, please change up as necessary or notify me.
( A Society of their Own )
Hoping I get all the right tags here. If not, please adjust as needed.
Cruising DC's official blog, I came across this *beautiful* piece of information regarding what books Huntress will be connected to in DCnU, and *may possibly* appear in the future.
( SPOILERS!....Maybe. )
( For legality )
( SPOILERS!....Maybe. )
( For legality )
Power Girl vs Power Girl
Jul. 26th, 2011 07:05 pmContinued from the JSA Annual I posted a while back, only with more clusterfuckery abound.
( Can't say I enjoyed the story as much as I would have liked...or maybe I just don't like Power Girl 2.0 )
( Can't say I enjoyed the story as much as I would have liked...or maybe I just don't like Power Girl 2.0 )
DC Universe Legacies #1 of 10
Jun. 1st, 2010 01:29 am
( Something bright shines in the midst of despair... )
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char: atom/al pratt
char: sandman/wesley dodds
creator: andy kubert
creator: joe kubert
creator: len wein
publisher: dc comics
This time the fun moves to Earth 2

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Group: Secret society of Supervillains,Char:The wizard, char:Star Sapphire,Char:Prof. Zoom, char: Blockbuster,char:Dr, Midnite,char:Atom,title:SSoSV,publisher DC comics
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Group: Secret society of Supervillains,Char:The wizard, char:Star Sapphire,Char:Prof. Zoom, char: Blockbuster,char:Dr, Midnite,char:Atom,title:SSoSV,publisher DC comics
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That Al Pratt, what a nut
Aug. 24th, 2009 10:05 pmThe Atom was not one of the oddest heroes of the Golden Age (I mean, compared to Madame Fatal or the Heap or Plastic Man) but he was odd enough. He had no super-powers. Al Pratt was a college sophomore who stood 5'1" and, after a youth spent being teased and ridiculed, had built himself up through obsessive bodybuilding to the point where he could whip the snot out of four husky bruisers at the same time. He did this regularly, with obvious relish. I can't help but think of the obvuious over-compensation going on here. You can imagine every time the Atom punched a Nazi spy or threw a bank robber through a window, he was really getting back at the boys and girls who had made his life miserable in school.He was a founding member of the Justice Society and only missed two or three cases (only the Hawkman had a perfect attendance record). I just love this guy's cockiness. He's what, 19 years old and just over five feet tall but he feels perfectly at home sitting at a table with the Spectre or Green Lantern as a peer. (Just let them make a crack about his height, that's all...he'd show 'em.) The Atom had his own back-up strip in ALL-AMERICAN COMICS, but his own stories were mediocre in both writing and art. Once in a while in ALL-STAR, he would enjoy some decent art (this sample is by Mort Meskin).
Then there's his bizarre outfit.
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