And, of course, there was also "Brahms Flakes" and "Frosted Brahms Flakes".

Red Ruff was pilot of "The Flying Flame".

Yeppers. You got it right.

The thread is yours, DiZo...

... and sorry it took so long for me to get back, I had more work to do for the day then I thought I would.

Let's stay with Golden Age stuff...which Golden Age Marvel hero was later revealed to have been an Elder of the Universe?

Pretty sure that was Father Time.

I thought you were Father Time? More along the lines of the DC character, but still...

Yeah, I remember when he was revealed as such and was holding Johnny Appleseed hostage... kinda.
And he wanted to keep Captain America as well.


Then there's this;
http://www.spoke.com/info/p1AijYR/DirkZorn







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Father Time is correct! Your turn to dazzle us, CuCr.....

Who gave the Angel the blue and white uniform he wore in the last few issues of the original run of X-Men (as well as in X-Men: The Hidden Years)?

Ricky Martin?

And just for the record, I m NOT Dr. Dirk Zorn of Harvard...Dirk Zorn is just a handle I adopted years ago...I made up the name in 1980 for my FASA Star Trek RPG character, and have used it since 1997 or so as my online nick.

Was it Magneto?

Magneto it was; in his guise of Creator, the "Professor X" of the Savage Land, in X-Men #62!

Good job, Dr. Dirk! All yours.

Well, he does seem to have a PHD from Harvard, even if he is in denial.

OK, let's stay with the late first run X-Men-related questions....which of the Savage Land Mutates later appeared as a member of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants when Magneto led an attack on the UN Building?

Cheese and rice, I don't know. I know Lorelei was in the Brotherhood when they fought the Defenders, so I'll say Lorelei.