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King Faraday?
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And Cobie is right.
Johnny Thunder's real name is John Stuart Mill Tane.
Now, why would a Western hero be named after a British philosopher? It actually makes a bit of sense, given that a) John Tane was born in a Mormon settlement, b) Tane's mother was a schoolteacher, and c) John Stuart Mill's On Liberty contains a few paragraphs condemning the persecution of Mormons.
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Oh wow, I didn't check in for awhile and didn't realize I finally got it right! Naturally, my New Frontier knowledge helped me out.
My question:
Superman was the first protagonist at DC to have a recurring nemesis in his feature, which was the Ultra-Humanite. Who was the second protagonist to have a nemesis who recurred (meaning an enemy who returned for a 2nd appearance), and to show off how smart you really are, who was that nemesis?
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From: If you don't want my peaches, honey... | Registered: Sep 2003
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quote:Originally posted by Blacula: ^ Do you mean 'who was that nemesis' since the first part of the question is already asking us who the protagonist was?
The Golden Age is not my forte so wild stab in the dark - Crimson Avenger and the Dummy?
Yes. I must still be hungover from last Friday.
So far: all wrong. Great guesses though!
You'll notice my questions are usually the Golden Age stuff since you guys are too freaking good and answer all my other questions in like 2 minutes.
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