quote:Originally posted by Eryk Davis Ester: Reading hints is often useful in trivia! Though I've been trying to figure out what Miner's suggestions have in common, and I can't think of anything!
Until Johnny Thunder, I would say "comparatively obscure and early Golden Age" characters is the theme.
quote:Originally posted by Eryk Davis Ester: Reading hints is often useful in trivia! Though I've been trying to figure out what Miner's suggestions have in common, and I can't think of anything!
Until Johnny Thunder, I would say "comparatively obscure and early Golden Age" characters is the theme.
So...who?
Roy Raymond?
Vigilante?
Tommy Tomorrow?
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I was thinking that... but also thought I out obscured them all with Genius Jones!
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Hm. Guess Cobie went to bed, huh? If I guessed right, it could be over a week 'til I post a new question as I'm going to leave for vacation tomorrow!
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quote:Originally posted by Officer Taylor: Hm. Guess Cobie went to bed, huh? If I guessed right, it could be over a week 'til I post a new question as I'm going to leave for vacation tomorrow!
Look on the bright side. It's unlikely to be Ultra-Humanite, and your 3-in-1 guess above can always be disqualified (if you meant it as an actual guess, that is). No worries.
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I was wondering if you were going to be away for your vacation, Lardy. Enjoy!
As for all the guesses, none of you have it yet. I think if I gave even one more clue the answer would be got really quickly.
Miner's replies have something in common though that the real answer also has. It's not a major thing but I think its a enough to be a theme.
I will say the answer is well before the 70's and before the Gorilla Boss of Gotham City. Never forget that I specialize in all eras of comic book history.
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quote:Originally posted by Cobalt Kid: Which DC Comics protagonist was the very first EVER in company history to feature the concept of an ape being implanted with a human brain?
Guesses so far (Miner's guesses in bold):
Congorilla Batman Wonder Woman Robotman Doctor Occult Genius Jones Jimmy Olsen Slam Bradley Flash Shining Knight Gary Concord the Ultra-Man Zatara The Spectre Dr. Fate Green Lantern Tex Thompson The King Johnny Thunder Ultra-Humanite Roy Raymond Vigilante Tommy Tomorrow
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And confirmed as pre-'53, which is the date of the Gorilla Boss story.
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