zsasz
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Post by zsasz on Dec 28, 2005 10:29:05 GMT -5
Good morning,
First off let me say that the last Batman comic until recently that I purchased was around the early 500 range. That being said I have been out of the loop on quite a few events and character developments and have a few of questions regarding certain Bat-villains:
1. When did the villain Firefly stop using a light based costume and become a pyromaniac? Was this because of the character development on the animated series? What comics has he appeared in using this new persona?
2. When did the villain Lock-up first appear in a Bat-man comic? What issues does he appear in? Has he appeared in anything lately?
3. What is the best single issue/issues/one-shot/mini-series/whatever featuring the Scarecrow?
4. Are villains such as Signalman, Kite-man, Gentleman Ghost or Charaxes (is he even a Batman villain any more) used any more?
Thank you for your help.
David
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Post by All Star Batman on Dec 28, 2005 14:19:53 GMT -5
Good morning, First off let me say that the last Batman comic until recently that I purchased was around the early 500 range. That being said I have been out of the loop on quite a few events and character developments and have a few of questions regarding certain Bat-villains: 1. When did the villain Firefly stop using a light based costume and become a pyromaniac? Was this because of the character development on the animated series? What comics has he appeared in using this new persona? 2. When did the villain Lock-up first appear in a Bat-man comic? What issues does he appear in? Has he appeared in anything lately? 3. What is the best single issue/issues/one-shot/mini-series/whatever featuring the Scarecrow? 4. Are villains such as Signalman, Kite-man, Gentleman Ghost or Charaxes (is he even a Batman villain any more) used any more? Thank you for your help. David 1. I'm not sure. 2. He first appeared in Robin#23 in 1995. Haven't seen him lately. 3. There's a good story in Batman: Haunted Knight. And another story is the 5 part "Terror", now in TPB form. 4. Nope. |
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Post by jlavaia on Dec 29, 2005 20:25:11 GMT -5
both signal man and kite man were in Gotham Knights # 33. Gentleman Ghost could never really be considered a batman villain, due to his link to hawkman, and Charaxes hasn't been seen since Robin (i believe its 112) when he gave birth.
and Firefly (Garfield Lynns) has always been an arsonist, you're thinking of the original Firefly (Ted Carson).
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Post by All Star Batman on Dec 29, 2005 20:28:01 GMT -5
Wasn't the original Firefly called "Firebug''?
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Post by jlavaia on Jan 3, 2006 18:51:14 GMT -5
no, Firebug is a completely different character, the original Firebug is Joey Rigger, he then sold his suit to Harlan Combs who became Firebug in the first arc of Gotham Central and is the current Firebug. Ted Carson was the original Firefly who was followed by the current Firefly, Garfield Lynns.
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TiVa
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Post by TiVa on Jan 4, 2006 10:10:25 GMT -5
hello i also have a question...
in which comic did joker shot batgirl in her legs?
and is there also allready a collectors edition from? i mean like the batman hush volume 1 and 2 etc...?
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Post by BullocK on Jan 4, 2006 10:13:27 GMT -5
hello i also have a question... in which comic did joker shot batgirl in her legs? and is there also allready a collectors edition from? i mean like the batman hush volume 1 and 2 etc...? [shadow=red,left,300]The title in which Joker shot Batgirl is a graphic novel entitled "The Killing Joke".[/shadow] |
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TiVa
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Post by TiVa on Jan 4, 2006 10:18:56 GMT -5
thnx alot!
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Post by JokerFC on Jan 6, 2006 16:08:11 GMT -5
hello i also have a question... in which comic did joker shot batgirl in her legs? and is there also allready a collectors edition from? i mean like the batman hush volume 1 and 2 etc...? [shadow=red,left,300]The title in which Joker shot Batgirl is a graphic novel entitled "The Killing Joke".[/shadow]  Pick it up man you wont be sorry-no way no how.One of the most important books you will ever read-especially if your a Joker man like myself |
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