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My character has appeared in their own self-titled comic.

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Superboy (Kal-El)
Cosmic Boy
Chameleon Boy
Colossal Boy
Star Boy

Did your character appear in their own self-titled comic?

Doc Samson?

Started a riot by trying to discount conspiracy theories

I guess I’ll go with the obvious- Bruce Banner?

Pound

Not Thunderbolt Ross. The character is super powered, and this was well before Ross getting powers. This is the closest yet, along with Rick Jones.

Thunderbolt Ross?

My commission of Timber Wolf sketch cover by Bobby Breed from FAN EXPO Boston 2024

Thanks. He really enjoyed doing it and his wife was showing it to everyone.

Thanks, Thoth. I'm actually surprised, considering how badly the Global Guardians were treated under Helfer's watch.

Pennyworth

Not Genis-Vell. The answer happened in the 1980s.

I would say my character has adventures in a colorful costume, though some might disagree with calling it a costume.
I would say my character uses a super-hero type code name, though, like the costume, some might disagree with calling it a code name.

The idea of an international team was there from the start for Helfer. There was a suggestion that nearly everyone could be a member. This was something that was used much later. But in this context was more about the expansion we saw in JLI.

Genis-Vell?

Q: Who did the Vision originally try and persuade to form a Mid-West Avengers team?

Hints:-
This is not the setting up of the WCA, but a third group.
It's a single character.
The character may or may not really have ties to the mid west.
The character is from a book, Fickles has enjoyed at least some of in the past. A BOOK THAT HAS BEEN IN THE REREADS.
This character, to my knowledge, didn't become an Avenger.
The character has appeared in the adventures of another Avenger. THE AVENGER IN QUESTION WASN'T ONE FOR LONG.
Rick Jones has a connection to the Avenger, whose book the answer most commonly appears in.


Not Cap, Thing, Wanda, Polaris, Havok, Photon, ROM, Human Torch, Bucky, Rick Jones, Wasp, Yellowjacket,

I'm curious too!

Thoth, did Helfer give any details about his original plans for JLA's direction?

JL editor Andy Helter had the idea for where the book would be going when he took over during Conway's run. Crisis and the relaunching titles pushed it all back.

By the time the Crisis of the Soul project became Legends, he had as strong a line up as possible in there. He got to hold onto that for the launch before the DCU took characters away.

The projects for solo comics, is one of the main reasons for Conway's Justice League Detroit. With a new DCU in play, there were even more relaunches going on. Giffen and DeMatteis then found their own settled team, just as Helfer's JLI reached fruition.

JLI, short for JL-ai-yai-yai.

What a mess.

R.O.M.?

Hi Harbi,

Glad you liked the brief history lesson with Black Dancer, no doubt she will pop up again sooner or later!

It's funny that you called them the Quake Snakes, that is the working title I had for them when I was writing this up haha...I think the resolution will be a nice way to put a lid on things!

Key Kid's story will come to a head in the next instalment as well, so you'll see how redeemable he is if he survives that!