I guess the character exist for artist to fail at drawing a 6 year old then :P Literally looks like the head of an older character slapped on a little body lolAriella Kent, her design varies wildly
Someone dig up that Wolverine cover that got memed into oblivion on the old place.
Did i not say shapeshifting blob?
You going to learn today
And they merged, then dated a half man half horse half woman lesbian with ice powers
That sounds like a terrifyingly dangerous pair, but a hilarious mini series premise
Peter David has his moments, like when Multiple Man impregnated Syren with his own clone
That's a really good question. He's like Shocker he's not super evil, he just finds crime a fun outlet for his powers, like when he went legit and became a world class ice skater. Theoretically turning him hero or heck getting him into a physically challenging career is all it takes
No, I don't remember this. WTFPre-crisis Superman fell in love with Supergirl(the shapeshifting blob one, not his real cousin). They had a child, but the multiverse was out of balance and the Spectre sent Supergirl back to her universe, but left the 6 year old child to wander the universe. A 6 year old child with the power of a precrisis Kryptonian. So she would encounter planets and "play", usually accidentally destroying them.
I mean they made Constrictor a compelling character, his bromance with Taskmaster was hilarious
Comet the Super Horse discourse is so hilariously inappropriate and I'm here for it. Jfc that horse.
Guess a writer just has to decide to do it. Black Knight became a legacy hero and the Porcupine became a cursed legacy. Egghead blew himself up. Comrade X, the various aliens and the aging gun man never reappeared again. I guess Whirlwind is the only classic solo run Antman villain who keeps showing up but never gets developed. Then again Black Knight did get coopted by Iron Man.
Weird note: Kansas was apparently the first state in the Union to ban first cousin marriage.Don't worry though, because someone very stable person wrote a comic in the Silver Age explaining what Superman thinks of marriage between first cousins.
I learned about it in a Cracked.com article years ago and I have no regrets. Their comic articles from back then would always crack me the fuck up.
Yeah, that's Kal-El already even though it's Silver Age. Kal-L is specifically the Golden Age Superman who debuted in real time (1938) and his origin was never moved from there.
Quick, who had more confounding rewrites, names, and backstories, Supergirl, or Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake?
Cause I think Morrison overrated and he needs to send me 5 dollars refund for Superman 3-D
