I only guessed it was him as he's the only out-of-the-closet homosexual mutant I know of outside of Ultimate X-Men's Piotr, but "Raymonde Belmonde" sounded french, and Northstar is french-canadian, so, it figures it'd be him.

Now, I need to think up a new question...

I know I can get at least two - New Warriors and Guardians of the Galaxy - because that ad campaign was the reason I ended up checking those books out. As for the rest, let's try:

Ghost Rider
Spider-Man (McFarlane's adjective-less book)
Namor
Quasar

If I get this right, I'll defer to Hultster, as he did most of the work. But I'll replace Spider-Man with Deathlok.

Nope. Sorry.

You got it wrong, so who would you defer it to?

You mean "to whom would you defer it". Objective case and ending a sentence with a preposition. See me after class.

You always do that when you can't think up an actual answer. Just like when you go hunting, and you can't remember to use a gun or to use a camera and sometimes confuse the two. One time was really horrible at your best friend's wedding. Then trying to convince the court it was an accident. HA!

Fortunately that happened in Alabama, and all I got from the Court was a citation for using the wrong caliber of ammunition in a public area.

And I'll say this about that "Heroes for the 90s" ad; there didn't seem to be very much new in it, did there? Two revamps of 70s concepts; the first ever super-hero of Timely Comics; a revamped version of a short-lived 1950s hero; and a super-team whose membership included three 70s creations, one of which was a kid sidekick to the aforementioned granddaddy of Timely Comics. Nothing new under the sun, eh?

Eh.

And now a word from your old friend and bestest buddy.

man u guys ask hard questions...

The only ones I hinted at were ones Hultster had already named. New Warriors, Ghost Rider, Guardians of the Galaxy, Namor, and Quasar.