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Don't know if this has been mentioned elsewhere or not, but I was catching up on Booster Gold issues and was pleasantly surprised to see the Giffen-era Legion (looks to be during a rollover from 70s outfits to 80s outfits) make a sizable guest appearance in Booster Gold #43.
It includes Proty slapping people Cosmic Boy-style. Always a treat.
quote:Originally posted by future king: Wow, how the heck did I ever miss this!
I'm going back and picking this up pronto!!!
It got me reading Booster Gold.
-------------------- First comic books ever bought: A DC four-for-47-cents grab bag that included Adventure #331. Been addicted ever since.
From: Stuck in the Psychedelic Era | Registered: Jan 2010
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Insignificant Legion app. in Kid Flash Lost #3. Strictly for AR Legion collectors!(like myself)
From: elizabeth,nj | Registered: Jul 2003
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Silver Age Lad
Part-time member living in another century
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Anyone not following the new Demon Knights is missing out on Mordru in the Middle Ages
-------------------- "Our devotion to each other was unexplainable" "You were kids" "No Batman, we were Legion"
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According to the DC Comics site, the Legion will appear in ACTION COMICS #5 and #6:
"Fresh off of his bestselling FLASHPOINT miniseries, industry legend Andy Kubert will be joining critically acclaimed writer Grant Morrison for a special, two-issue arc of ACTION COMICS in DC COMICS-THE NEW 52. Issues #5 and #6 will guest star the Legion of Super-Heroes, while also laying groundwork for things to come much, much later in Superman’s story. And keep an eye out for Krypto!"
-------------------- "Been killed--didn't like it." (Duplicate Damsel, Legion of Super-Heroes #10)
From: Groga | Registered: Aug 2003
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Thumbs up to this news, as well as the Krypto tidbit - mostly for the fact I'm enjoying Morrison's revision of Superman's early days and don't mind continuing to read about it.
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quote:Originally posted by kenaustin: This is in no way recent. It's just something I recently heard about, and I couldn't think of anywhere else to share it.
Tim Hunter and Mister E. tour the 31st century. The Books of Magic #4 1990
FABOO!! Thanks for sharing, Ken. This is going on LWs facebook page, posthaste!
From: elizabeth,nj | Registered: Jul 2003
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quote:Originally posted by kenaustin: This is in no way recent. It's just something I recently heard about, and I couldn't think of anywhere else to share it.
Tim Hunter and Mister E. tour the 31st century. The Books of Magic #4 1990
FABOO!! Thanks for sharing, Ken. This is going on LWs facebook page, posthaste!
Yeah, I agree that this was a good catch. It really explains the larger context and ramifications of the Magic Wars, and also why magic continually seems to crop up in a big way in the 30th/31st centuries/
-------------------- Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, so the meek[s] shall inherit inherit the Earth, but what about the geeks? I still want Baffin Island--polar bears and all! :)
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The best the founders have looked in a long time.
-------------------- First comic books ever bought: A DC four-for-47-cents grab bag that included Adventure #331. Been addicted ever since.
From: Stuck in the Psychedelic Era | Registered: Jan 2010
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There's not a word yet, for old friends who've just met.
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Oh wow, haven't seen Saturn Girl in a cloak for ages, or Lightning Lad, for that matter.
And has Cosmic Boy *ever* worn a cloak? Cool. He looks a little blocky, but I'm used to the Legionnaires having completely different faces and / or body types with every artist...
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