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The reason I haven't replied is I can't tell if this question is for the DC Universe various characters or the Marvel series which I know nothing about.
If it is the DC one: Garth Ranzz, Ayla Ranzz, Leslie Willis.
But since this is the Non-Legion comics trivia thead, I assume its the Marvel one you're asking about...in which case...I'd have to cheat.
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Tell you what - I meant the Marvel series, but since no-one's come forward after a couple of days with so much as a guess, I'll just give it to you since the question IS a bit vague in retrospect, and you gave an answer which fits the question as-asked.
For the record, the answer I was looking for was "Social Butterfly, Hollowpoint Ninja, Gothic Lolita, Cornfed, Stem Cell and Homebrew."
[Oh, and I recommend people buy the digest if they can get hold of it.]
Away you go.
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In the Golden Age a commonly used back-up was "Just Imagine..." in which a scenario was presented to the readers about something science-fiction or adventure related that might happen in the future. For instance: "Just Imagine the Rocket Lanes of Tomorrow". In the 1950's, this feature was reprinted in many of the science-fiction anthologies of the day.
Who are the two legendary comic book creators that developed this feature together?
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quote:Originally posted by Reboot: Tell you what - I meant the Marvel series, but since no-one's come forward after a couple of days with so much as a guess, I'll just give it to you since the question IS a bit vague in retrospect, and you gave an answer which fits the question as-asked.
For the record, the answer I was looking for was "Social Butterfly, Hollowpoint Ninja, Gothic Lolita, Cornfed, Stem Cell and Homebrew."
[Oh, and I recommend people buy the digest if they can get hold of it.] Away you go.
Plus there was a minor Marvel villain who appeared in the early 60's--a cowboy with an electrified lasso...
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That's a great guess but unfortunately not the answer. It definitely feels like a Schwartz type feature, doesn't it?
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Seeing as you said this was a Golden Age feature, I'll guess Siegel & Shuster.
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Its not but I figured that would be the first guess.
As a hint because I haven't gotten too many guesses, its the Late Golden Age...
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You got it! It was indeed a Simon & Kirby feature, one of many they created for DC. It was also one of the very last they did at DC before moving away from the Company for a decade, going on to Harvey and Prize comics.
You're up!
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Which short-lived hero had enemies known as The Cosmic Clown, King Mambo and Boss Glitter?
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Heckler--of all of Legion World, either Lash or I would get that immediately.
You rock for the question! Check out the Heckler #7 thread in Gym'lls!
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In the 50's, Madagascar was a very exotic place to comic book writers. DC had two protagonists of the decade visit there: Adam Strange and which one even earlier in the decade?
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