That will do nicely! Although I was thinking of "Grife."

OK, I'm going to be AFK for awhile, so here's an easy one.

What super-hero's first costumed identity was Mystery Lad?

Mystery Man.
Or, Element Lad.

hes going afk, does that mean he wont confirm??

Element Lad is correct! (Click the eBay link in my sig to see a cool Element Lad custom!)

You and your Custom Clix. You need a better advertisment. A slogan that will boost your sales. And I think I have one for you.

Ten years ago, CuCr was sent to prison by a federal court for a clix he didn't create (copyright infringment was citied). This man promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Delaware underground. Today, still wanted by the government, he survives as a creator of custom clix. If you need a clix, if it's not available on the market, and if you can find him, maybe you can hire... CustomCreator.

And that was such a total guess. I figured "lad" had to be a Legion member. I just posted the first one that came to mind.


Now I need a new question... hmm...

Who used these words;
"Oh zephyr winds that blow on high, lift me now so I can fly!"
in order to achieve the power of flight.

Actually, the custom I have up on eBay right now isn't a Clix, but a DC Direct action figure. So there.

I hadn't looked.

And I thought you would be the one to get the right answer to the question I've posed.

I have no idea, so I'll guess Isis.


--I know very little about Isis, you see.
wyld

You got it. At least with the live-action Television version of Isis, she'd say that and fly off.

My next answer may involve petting zoos, but my next question will not.

It's reading comprehension time, kids!

Assuming the rumors about his yelling match with Dan DiDio are not true, James Robinson will soon be writing the new Justice League title. One of the heroes on the projected roster is a blue-skinned alien. This character previously appeared in another Robinson book. The main character of that title retired from superhero work, passing his equipment to heroine. This legacy heroine has, in her immediate family, another superhero, though he was a sidekick for a time. This former sidekick was a member of a Golden Age superhero group, sometimes known as the Law's Legionnaires. The name of this superhero group was revived in the last decade by a popular writer, who also recently is rumored to have had a screaming match with Dan DiDio.

Name the following
1) Blue skinned alien:
2) Other James Robinson book:
3) Legacy heroine:
4) Heroine's immediate family member:
5) Family member's super group:
6) Popular writer:

--I think I'm too hard on Geoff Johns. Regardless, I'm dropping JSA.
wyld