I love every version of Dial H for Hero.
Matter-Eater Lad didn’t really ever disappear, at least no more so than the rest of the Legion of Super-Heroes. His real name is Tenzil Kem, and good old TK was amazing in the 5 Years Later LSH comic in the 1990s.
Here is one with him on the cover…
I was here for it until I saw the human body. It immediately reminded me of that dog thing from Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
I like that they used a tooth for the ‘n’ in his name.
But honestly Batman is a friggin weirdo. My parents were killed so I’m going to build a jet shaped like a bat and hide it in my bat-themed basement
I am thinking of a mentally scarred man who decided the best way to avenge his parents was to figt crime dressed as a flying mammal.
I am thinking of a woman who comes from a mythical island that is impossible to find unless you can, who is the daughter of a god who may not be a god, or even exist.
I a thinking of a man who can run faster than sound because he got doused in chemicals and electrocuted.
I am thinking of a man who can create literally anyhing with his mind, but it has to be green, who works for blue midget aliens who, despite being from space, designed a core after and Earth tool. Even though a Human never joined until the 20th century.
Not to mention all the members of figure eight. Though they were created specifically to be laughed at. @dogwelder9
Villains.
Hammertoes.
Polecat Jenkins.
BabyFace & Mrs. Manface.
Duncan Pramble- Multi-Man. I may be wrong but last I remember him was in emperor joker Arkham Asylum riot scene.
I forgot about BabyFace and Mrs. Manface!
I miss Batman: The Brave and the Bold.
My favorite. Good work. I pulled all those from my memory of the prison breakout in B&B except multi-man. You caught that fast.
How about Poledancer from 52?
So good.
How about Ultra the Multi Alien, who first appeared in Mystery in Space #103? Ultra’s body is comprised of four other aliens, who each give him a unique power. The concept is so bonkers that I kind of like it.
Ultra the Multi Alien had a great story appear in a Vertigo title in 2011 with writing and art by Jeff Lemire.
He showed up in Multiversity, too, if I recall correctly…