Yeah... if they'd wanted it done right, they'd of dubbed in Conroy's voice over Bale's when Bale was wearing the Bat-Outfit. Might've been better recieved.

Tho, Conroy did provide the voice for the animated pre-quel, "Gotham Knights". That was a pretty good flick, over-all.

OK, new question. Name three different comic book titles that have featured, in at least one issue, a new solo story of the Golden-Age Atom, Al Pratt. (And I'm not counting the Atom "chapters" of the Justice Society stories in All-Star Comics.)

All-American Comics counts. Adventure Comics never hosted a solo story of the original Atom; and his two appearances in The Atom were team-ups with the Silver-Age Atom, so they don't count either.

Most super-hero features in the 1940s stayed in one title (or two if they were lucky enough to get their own title), but the Atom bounced around a bit. Then again, his feature lasted until 1949, years after many others were canceled, so who had the last laugh?

All-American Comics, Flash Comics, and All Fun Comics.

As for the last laugh... well, it ain't Al Pratt, he's dead.

Now you've got two out of three. What the heck was All Fun Comics?

All Fun, like Big Fun and Fun.


Next Guess;

All-American Comics, Flash Comics, All-Flash Comics.

Nope. All-Flash Comics means just that: all Flash. To the best of my knowledge no feature other than Flash ever appeared in All-Flash. If any did, it wasn't the Atom.

All-American Comics, Flash Comics and, DC Comics Presents.

NOW we have a winner! The Golden-Age Atom was the star of one of the "Whatever Happened To?" back-up stories in DC Comics Presents!

Solo stories of the original Atom also appeared in Comic Cavalcade (#'s 23, 26 and 28) and Sensation Comics (#86).

Your question, JTR.


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I didn't say DC Comics Presents at first, thinking it was too easy. All-American, I think, was the book he debuted in. And Flash... who didn't show up in that book on occassion? And now I need to come up with a good question. Or any ole DC related question.

Superman
Batman
Wonder Woman
Sandman
Dr. Fate
Dr. Mid-Nite
Starman
Spectre
Hourman
Crimson Avenger
Green Arrow
Aquaman
Shining Knight
Robotman
Johnny Quick
Liberty Belle
Star-Spangled Kid
Sargon the Sorcerer
Green Lantern
Zatara
Vigilante
Mr. Teriffic
Wildcat
TNT
Captain X

That wasn't actually the question.

Tho, now that I think about it, I haven't got a good one to ask, so lets say that was indeed the question. That means you got it right, so, the thread is yours again.
Have fun.

Okay.

What was the collective name of the four super-powered Native Americans who battled the Freedom Fighters?

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