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Yes, he had co-star billing up till 197, Flash was the billed cos-star for 198 and 199 but Batman was still somewhere on the cover. On 200 Robin was the co-star, and Bats had his first absence.
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What character appeared both in Dave Sim's Cerebus and James Robinson's Starman?
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good guess! but no. I do not recall Groucho in Starman, and the Cerebus version, although looking and behaving like Groucho, was actually Lord Julius, technically not Groucho himself.
you are on the right track, though.
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Hint: this character has links to a character that appeared in one version of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
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Oscar Wilde (actually two versions of him) appeared in two Cerebus storylines: Jaka's Story and Melmoth, as well as in Shade flashback in Starman.
Dorian Gray from the movie being the LXG tie-in (who, now that I think on it, was also referenced a few times in Starman).
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