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[draco x]

Carlton Banks was awesome. That's as misguided a pick as Starscream

I liked the Carlton dance as much as the next person but Carlton got on everyone's nerves all out. Look how many times Will has smacked him upside the head for saying something dumb.

[draco x]

Judging by the fact that Patrick Stewart was once one of People Magazine's "Sexiest Men Alive," I'd say that women love the bald.

Which comic is this from?

[Stephen Day]

Which comic is this from?

Justice League of America -- the Detroit League era. I'm not sure of the exact issue though.

[Herald]

The talk about Terry Long made me remember Dale Gunn. A character whith the weirdest effect on women ever.

Both were clear Self-Insert Fic characters. JLA artist Chuck Patton made Dale Gunn resemble himself.

[Herald]

Justice League of America -- the Detroit League era. I'm not sure of the exact issue though.

The team's first appearance: Justice League of America Annual #2 (1984).

[Stephen Day]

The team's first appearance: Justice League of America Annual #2 (1984).

Thanks, I have all those issues, but really didn't want to dive into my back issues to find out which one that panel was from.

[Herald]

Thanks, I have all those issues, but really didn't want to dive into my back issues to find out which one that panel was from.

Whereas I suspected that this was the correct issue, and had easy access to that run to confirm it.

[fieldy snuts]

Both were clear Self-Insert Fic characters. JLA artist Chuck Patton made Dale Gunn resemble himself.

Shocking. OK not really

It was hilarious how Byrne killed Terry long and the Long kids by having them drive off a cliff off-panel though. He must've really hated them too

[Herald]

Danny Chase

And we can't forget Damian Wayne who is Jason Todd 2.0 basically. I think he needs to get acqainted with the Joker and his crowbar.

Couldn't let these two go without saying the dreaded words "COUSIN OLIVER".

With Danny in particular, I especially agree with the words expressed on another page:

"As a tip, in a series about costumed superheroes with codenames, whose fans presumably enjoy reading about costumed superheroes with codenames, having a character who continually goes on about how lame costumes and codenames are and how he's too cool for a costume or codename probably isn't going to go down too well."

A rare Wolfman Whiff, indeed.

[draco x]

Couldn't let these two go without saying the dreaded words "COUSIN OLIVER".

With Danny in particular, I especially agree with the words expressed on another page:

"As a tip, in a series about costumed superheroes with codenames, whose fans presumably enjoy reading about costumed superheroes with codenames, having a character who continually goes on about how lame costumes and codenames are and how he's too cool for a costume or codename probably isn't going to go down too well."

A rare Wolfman Whiff, indeed.

I believe that Scrappy Doo was the best example of the Cousin Oliver factor.

[draco x]

Shocking. OK not really

It was hilarious how Byrne killed Terry long and the Long kids by having them drive off a cliff off-panel though. He must've really hated them too

Wouldn't be surprised. Terry and his son were barely relevant at DC, so I don't think anyone really cared that they bought the farm.

[draco x]

Justice League of America -- the Detroit League era. I'm not sure of the exact issue though.

Wow, I barely remembered the Detroit version of the Justice League until you mentioned it.

[Schlemmer]

[Chesscub]

Wow, I barely remembered the Detroit version of the Justice League until you mentioned it.

You didn't get a good Vibe off it?

[Herald]

You didn't get a good Vibe off it?

He's actually one of my favorite characters.