State Your Opinion on A DC Character - Part 3

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cuz she missed daddy? Hell no! :argh:
Maaannn death lord! see right there! She's a GOD&^^% superhero!! not some stripper or beauty pageant contestant! those are the only chicks with daddy issues!:cwink: freakin katma tui wouldnt be going back home cause she missed daddy!
 
Vixen is okay, she has potential.

Jade is pretty cool, especially since I don't accept Post-Crisis comics so the ****e Jade that cheated on Kyle Rayner never existed as far as I am concerned-or Kyle himself, for that matter, except as the Green Lantern of Earth-Eight (think that's the earth for Post-Crisis characters in the Pre-Crisis multiverse).
 
Vixen is dull as ****.

When I read through all of Kyle's run, I really, REALLY wanted to like Jade but I found it next to impossible. Y'know, being that she was a total ***** and all...
 
Well, that's it for Jade.

.....I got nothing.
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The AtomAl Pratt

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One of my favorite JSA members, I like the second costume a little better. When he was killed in Zero Hour along with several other JSA members, I cut DC's books for a good while.

The guy is a bad ass, the little scrapper who ends up a serious strongman. He has everything that is good about Wolverine in him and none of the obnoxiousness. He's easy to like and to root for.
 
he's okay. though i love the Jsa he's just a small guy and besides there's another Atom that i dig a lot more. that outfit is a tres fashion faux pas. you cant mix brown with blue and yellow .a 1 on the rocktor!
 
For me, when people use the name 'The Atom', I'll always think Ray Palmer.
I have nothing against Pratt, I just haven't read a lot of stories with him in it.
 
I don't know a lot about him but from what little I've seen of him he seems like a kind of cool guy

Not a great costume but still he's neat :)

He had a 50 mile stretch of grassland on his butt filled with nothing but Swastika tats. :argh:

Lies

All lies :argh:

:oldrazz:
 
I have almost no idea who Al pratt is or what his powers are. The Atom is Ray Palmer or Ryan whatisface. Chang? I'm not trying to sound racist, I just honestly don't remember.
 
I agree with the Ray Palmer comment above...so this Atom ain't terrible or anything but I'm kinda (shrugs shoulders) about him....
 
Al Pratt was the guy in the muscle ads that got sand kicked on him-he was 5'1" and 98 lbs. He was trained by Joe Morgan, who also trained Wildcat and the Guardian. Originally, he was a tough scrapper, later on due to exposure to radiation in a battle with Terry Curtis, also known as Cyclotron, he developed super-strength, speed, reflexes, durability and was immune to radiations. He could also charge his super-strength and release it in a powerful blow that was called the Atomic Punch.

Atom is the first guy into a fight and the last guy out. He's the classic Irish scrapper guy, even though he was also a scientist. He was loosely based on real-life strongman Joe Greenstein who was known as "the Mighty Atom", and in fact the Atom was sometimes billed as that.

One of the interesting things about the JSA is how the team was split into the blue bloods and the blue collar guys. You had guys like Carter Hall, Charles McNider, Bruce Wayne, Kent Nelson, Terry Sloane, Ted Knight, etc who were wealthy aristocrats born into money, then you had more average joe guys like Jay Garrick, Al Pratt, Clark Kent, Jim Corrigan, Ted Grant and Johnny Thunder. And Alan Scott was a working guy who got rich.

Class doesn't come up in comics as much as it should, except with Spider-Man being broke and Batman being insanely rich. I think it should.
 
Al Pratt was the guy in the muscle ads that got sand kicked on him-he was 5'1" and 98 lbs. He was trained by Joe Morgan, who also trained Wildcat and the Guardian. Originally, he was a tough scrapper, later on due to exposure to radiation in a battle with Terry Curtis, also known as Cyclotron, he developed super-strength, speed, reflexes, durability and was immune to radiations. He could also charge his super-strength and release it in a powerful blow that was called the Atomic Punch.

Atom is the first guy into a fight and the last guy out. He's the classic Irish scrapper guy, even though he was also a scientist. He was loosely based on real-life strongman Joe Greenstein who was known as "the Mighty Atom", and in fact the Atom was sometimes billed as that.

One of the interesting things about the JSA is how the team was split into the blue bloods and the blue collar guys. You had guys like Carter Hall, Charles McNider, Bruce Wayne, Kent Nelson, Terry Sloane, Ted Knight, etc who were wealthy aristocrats born into money, then you had more average joe guys like Jay Garrick, Al Pratt, Clark Kent, Jim Corrigan, Ted Grant and Johnny Thunder. And Alan Scott was a working guy who got rich.

Class doesn't come up in comics as much as it should, except with Spider-Man being broke and Batman being insanely rich. I think it should.

Daredevil has had a pretty strong subtext of class warfare for a while.
 
What's the new Daredevil book like

I heard Black Cat was showing up in it so that attracted my interest. I loves some Felicia Hardy :up:
 
Daredevil has had a pretty strong subtext of class warfare for a while.

Realistic issues work better in Daredevil than any other superhero comic, imo. It's why Miller's DD was the best DD and was Miller's best work.
 
It was definitely one of the best Daredevil stories of all time :up:
 
Well, that's it for Al.

Man, that original suit just screams wedgie.
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The Royal Flush Gang

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Al Pratt was the guy in the muscle ads that got sand kicked on him-he was 5'1" and 98 lbs. He was trained by Joe Morgan, who also trained Wildcat and the Guardian. Originally, he was a tough scrapper, later on due to exposure to radiation in a battle with Terry Curtis, also known as Cyclotron, he developed super-strength, speed, reflexes, durability and was immune to radiations. He could also charge his super-strength and release it in a powerful blow that was called the Atomic Punch.

Atom is the first guy into a fight and the last guy out. He's the classic Irish scrapper guy, even though he was also a scientist. He was loosely based on real-life strongman Joe Greenstein who was known as "the Mighty Atom", and in fact the Atom was sometimes billed as that.

One of the interesting things about the JSA is how the team was split into the blue bloods and the blue collar guys. You had guys like Carter Hall, Charles McNider, Bruce Wayne, Kent Nelson, Terry Sloane, Ted Knight, etc who were wealthy aristocrats born into money, then you had more average joe guys like Jay Garrick, Al Pratt, Clark Kent, Jim Corrigan, Ted Grant and Johnny Thunder. And Alan Scott was a working guy who got rich.

Class doesn't come up in comics as much as it should, except with Spider-Man being broke and Batman being insanely rich. I think it should.
Wesley Dodds as well...
Realistic issues work better in Daredevil than any other superhero comic, imo. It's why Miller's DD was the best DD and was Miller's best work.
Agreed.

That said, DD's had probably the best assortment of writers overall. Has had less bad runs than most books get.
 
i dig the RFG. dig the card motif( i live in vegas how could i not) but ther are just cannon fodder for the real villain behind the scene. Like Joker or Amos fortune. They are just hired thugs which is their big problem. their membership always changes and you cant get in- depth into them. Ace has been a robot ,a black guy and a sick little white girl( which by the way was the only time you saw some depth) I dug though in the books. when The RFG was an criminal organization and you had to work your way up from being a face card. That was cool! they are a 4 on the rocktor... damn reminds me, i need to hit Blackjack at the Hard Rock tonite!:cwink:
 
Always had a soft-spot for The 'Gang. I've always loved their costume-theme, and look forward to their appearance more often then not when they show up in a book...
 
RFG worked great in Batman Beyond and Infinite Crisis. I honestly don't think I've seen them anywhere else. Kind of odd how they aren't technically affiliated with Joker.
 
I loves the Royal Flush Gang. They're a neat wacky concept for villains and I dig both the silver age and modern versions of them :up:
 
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