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Correct!
Only Garth appeared in each of the three time periods (early pre-Adventure era, Bronze Age post Cockrum, and 5YL).
Imra appeared in the first and last time periods, and Vi appeared in the second and third time periods.
Your turn CMK.
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Awesome.
Before he joined the Legion, Jo Nah auditioned for a play based on the life and death of what famous hero, who was memorialized on Shanghalla?
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Something like ... Flamehead?
No wait, forget that. Was it something like Beast Boy (not that name) but a character who was monster ugly and rejected by people but had a heart of gold?
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That would be Hate Face, good memory, but that's not the answer to this question.
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Leeta 87?
Hateface never gets enough love...
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We hate his face, but we love him!
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GL is correct, it was Leeta 87! Jo was a heartbroken man, crying over her dead body after the graceful, athletic heroine had slipped on a banyo peel...
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Wow! That was a wild guess, as I had just seen a picture of Leeta on the internets recently!  During the Reflecto saga, several Legionnaires go back in time to determine Superboy's identity. Who pays a visit to Legion Plaza after they leave?
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that sounds like a very certain answer!
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CMK is exactly right! The Shadow of the Bat looms mysteriously over Legion Plaza after the time bubble fades away!
Over to you sir!
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"...not having to believe in a thing to be interested in it and not having to explain a thing to appreciate the wonder of it."
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I always admired how the story in Brave & Bold # 179 was so perfectly coordinated with the then-current goings-on in the Legion's book.
In Legion of 3 Worlds, Superboy-Prime enters the 30th-centiry Superman museum and sees a series of Superman statues (or holograms), each slightly different, with an Interlac inscription on each pedestal. What do those inscriptions refer say about their respective statues?
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Ooh great question. I remember the scene and I'm sure I would have translated them once upon a time but I have no memory of it now.
For us comic fans I imagine they would have been related to Crisis, and other major events but in the comic?
The only thing I can think of is pre/post Superman's death/resurrection.
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Neither of those is the correct answer.
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Just the thing I skim past these days. I remember the scene too... Olsen...finding his statue hidden in the back...
If they were all Superman, was it the age they appeared in? Golden, Silver, Bronze, Anatomically Challenged (90's),
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It relates to that, but the inscriptions are not dates/eras.
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Artists that drew them in each era?
Swan, Byrne etc?
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Super -team memberships ?
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thoth has it right! The pedestals each named the artist in whose style the statue was drawn! I remember Shuster, Boring, Swan, Garcia-Lopez and Byrne, with the biggest statue, front and center) being Perez (who of course was the real artist of the scene, and of the series). I might be forgetting one or two others.
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