The main villain in a recent Superman/Legion story arc was called "Earth Man"; he had previously applied for Legion membership under what name?

Was that Absorbancy Boy?

And you thought "Earth Man" was a sad name.

--wyld

Indeed it was; he later changed it to "Spongekirt Graypants" but thought better of it.

All yours, Mr. Rice.

Cause, with most of the titans having low morale, this would be Hal's chance to make a move on Donna Troy.

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In the opening issues of the current run of Brave and the Bold, who did Hal Jordan find himself attracted to?

Hint: He felt bad about it.

--wyld

Supergirl!
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The Mouse takes it again. I have to stop asking such Mousecentric questions, I guess.

--wyld

Just for kicks, I would've said Crispin Allen.

Post-crisis but before the Superman reboot, what two heroes found out that their powers would interfere with each other, and thus could not work together?

Nope. These are regular old heroes.

I remember something like that happening with Hawkman and the (all-new) Atom in Brave and the Bold, but somehow I don't think that's what you're going for.

Way, way too late. This is specifically between the end of Crisis On Infinite Earths and the reboot of Superman, which was around a year later.

I think Firestorm and Captain Atom had a problem like this in Action or DC Comics Presents. I think they fought a NASA scientist with radioactive powers, name of Rayburn?

--even at that early age, I recall thinking "Rayburn" was a cheesy name.
wyld

Wasn't sure which reboot of Superman you meant. Hasn't his history been pretty much re-rebooted back to pre-Crisis status?