And let that be a lesson to you.

Connor Kent? He was an "enemy" of the Legion?

In the recent tales, the way they're working it out, he's being "re-cloned" and the whole thing about him coming back as a Black Lantern (as is Supes of E-2 and Martian "died by a firey stick" Manhunter)... it all ties together.
Now, had you said something about it being "pre-crisis", I wouldn't of said anything about it.

But I didn't, so I guess I have to accept your answer. I was thinking of Tharok and the Dark Man.

Your question.

I call shenanigans.

Conner Kent is not yet back in any sense. When he was alive, he was never an enemy of the LSH. He may be slated for Black Lanternity, but not yet.

Would you have also accepted Ontiir and the reptilian member of the Dark Circle leadership?

--wyld

With Mr_JTR, wouldn't they be he-nanigans? Or do you know something I don't?

Well, I didn't know that, so I accepted JTR's word at face value. Naive of me, I know, but then again I still vote.

Since I've never heard of them, probably not; but I'll take your word for it, too.

And speaking of the Black Lanterns, I have my own thoughts about who the ultimate mastermind behind it is. Clearly not Black Hand, because they want us to think he is. I understand most fanboys think it's Nekron or Krona. But I believe it to be---

TOM KALMAKU!

Tell me you'd put it past Geoff Johns.

"Tom--?"
"Yes, Hal, it's me. Tom. Your old funny sidekick, your comedy relief. What was that charming nickname you used to call me? Oh, yes. 'Pieface'. You have no idea how that stabbed me in the heart every time you said that. I had to swallow my pain and humiliation for years, because I didn't dare speak back to Ferris' golden boy. The pain festered inside my soul, turning it...black. Well, now it's your turn to taste some humiliation, Hal. Tell me, does it taste like...Eskimo pie?"

I stew! I simmer, and will soon taste delicious.

No, really, are you basing your answer on the projected return of Superboy as a Black Lantern? Have you seen solicits for Conner fighting the Legionnaires or something? I'm curious.

--wyld

Ontiir was a Science Police officer who worked with the LSH, who was secretly a Dark Circle agent. This was during the year when there were both the glossy high-end LSH book and the newsprint Tales of the Legion of Super-Heroes with original stories. Ontiir was cloned from one of the Dark Circle leaders, as were all Dark Circle cultists at the time.

--wyld

OK, I'll pose a new question.

Of the seven heroes who were active members of the Justice Society of America in their last published Golden-Age adventure, which two did not attend the first annual JLA/JSA team-up?

:-'/ Maybe there is something you've been missing





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You're just trying to see if you can get the rest of the thread to believe you when you make things up, aren't you?

--wyld