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McG Wonder Woman

July 11, 2009

Wonder Woman has been portrayed as either the second-most powerful figure in the DC Universe (next to Superman) or a chick with a rope and a jet. I prefer the first interpretation. I mean, don’t get me wrong…chicks with ropes and jets are okay in my book, but really, what else do you bring to [...]

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McG Red Tornado

July 11, 2009

The Silver Age Red Tornado has always been a personal favorite of mine. I remember having some kind of JLA books-on-tape thing that involved the Satellite-era JLA, and Red Tornado had some relevance to the story. If anyone can identify this book, please let me know. I’ll pay cash. And by cash I mean I’ll [...]

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McG Martian Manhunter

July 11, 2009

In my original writeup for ol J’onny Cash here, I was at a creative low and had nothing. At least now I don’t feel like I’m at a creative low. So I was reading recently about how Marshy here saved the DC Universe not too long ago from a rampaging Black Adam by somehow drilling [...]

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McG Green Lantern, Kyle Rayner

July 10, 2009

When DC replaced Hal Jordan with a new Green Lantern in 1994, there were a lot of pissed-off people. Not me. See, I’m always for shakeup if it gets some good stories out of it and not just for some cheap shock-factor (like when Marvel killed off Mr. Fantastic and insisted he was dead). And [...]

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McG Green Lantern, Hal Jordan 2.0

July 10, 2009

I already made my Hal Jordan comments here, so I’ll leave this write-up for Miss South Carolina Teen USA, Caitlin Upton.
I personally believe that, U.S. Americans are willing to be in action figures, because like such as Abin Sur…aliens out there in our the outer spaces that don’t have star maps, and I believe that [...]

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McG Green Arrow

July 10, 2009

Before he became the most interesting character on Smallville, the Hard Travelin’ Heroes storyline by Neal Adams and Denny O’Neill, had Green Arrow and Green Lantern keepin’ it real while touring the American landscape. There, Green Arrow stood up for people who didn’t have political influence. People of color who didn’t have a voice. I’m [...]

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