No correct answer yet...I'll be AFK this weekend, so I won't keep you in the dark too long...

You can keep us in the dark, the Shade would be a good place to be if it gets as hot as they say it will.

Not the Shade, no. Try again, bright boy.

Eclipso?

--wyld

I guess I'm being too subtle for you guys....

Well, the other DC trivia thread has been erAZSed. Just a matter of time, I suppose; some people can't stand to see other folks enjoying themselves.

The last question on that thread involved the recent Justice Society of America Annual, and what villain who first appeared in the Silver Age was said to have had a counterpart on the "Earth-Two" of that annual.

The answer was Clayface II, Matt Hagen. When a counterpart to the "real" Power Girl shows up, Huntress believes the "real" one to be the fake, and asks if she's Clayface, or his daughter; implying the Clayface who could change shape. That Clayface didn't appear until Detective Comics #298, 1961; well into DC Comics' Silver Age.

Interesting.

As far as the slight on AZS-- when my trivia thread got closed, he explained that having very long, very old threads is hard on the database, and asked that we only keep one open.

I don't think you ought to make a dig at him for that.

Now, now, it may just be that the size of the other thread was taxing the server's resources. Never mind that MrJTR hangs out on this thread. : )

Thank you for the Clayface answer. I figured it was him or the Riddler, and thought there was no way in DC Comics' Hell that the Riddler wasn't a Golden Age character. The distinction between Clayface and Clayface II tripped me up.

And are we looking for Dr. Light in the current question? You can see where I came up with Eclipso, though, given your hints.

--wyld

To each their own opinion. I feel that AZS is absuing his authority to exercise a personal pogrom against such persons as JTR and myself. There are plenty of other threads that could get the axe, rather than one that is constantly in use and enjoyed by the posters.

Dr. Light it is. Dr. Light and the Martian Manhunter switched places in the classic JLA #61. Your question.

Dr. Light's secret identity is Dr. Arthur Light, which does not make it a very good secret.

What is the heroic Dr. Light's secret identity?

--wyld

Kimiyo Hoshi?

Correct. Custom keeps up his streak of answering my questions.

And just to be clear, wyld and CustomCreator are not two accounts that I have simultaneously. I would never live in Delaware. : )

--wyld

Delaware wouldn't have you.


Name all the "Atom Rogues" summoned from the past by Chronos to test the mettle of the all-new Atom.

I still wonder why all of the threads no one has used in YEARS are still out there. They could be erased and thereby free up space and it'd be less taxing on the servers.
And going by the rules, people shouldn't be creating new threads for something when there already is a thread about the same subject already in existence. So, going by that and what was said, 13 of the 14 Sentry threads should be either closed or deleted.

As for the DC Trivia thread that was just closed today, I had actually mentioned it's existence to the mod in a rep last time he closed off a trivia thread, the Marvel one from a few weeks back.