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Funny thing there is, my next guess was going to be close. I was thinking Jimmy Olsen.
Jimmy Olsen was never a feature in Showcase, and thus wasn't in the hundredth issue. Lois Lane, on the other hand, was the first Showcase feature to graduate to its own title!
Jimmy Olsen was never a feature in Showcase, and thus wasn't in the hundredth issue. Lois Lane, on the other hand, was the first Showcase feature to graduate to its own title!
In the retcon, it wasn't the real Lois, it was Jimmy in drag in that first feature. I even have a link to prove it.
The Legion Academy was a training school for up-and-coming heroes of the 30th Century who hadn't quite brought their A-game up to the level necessary to join the LSH. Two graduates of the Academy who then went on to make it in the big leagues were Dawnstar and Timber Wolf.
Name four students of the Legion Academy who never made it into the LSH proper.
--wyld
When our story opens, the Question is investigating an impossible locked-room murder mystery involving a midget and a 6'6"-tall call girl into heavy bondage. Don't worry, I'll explain later. It's all vitally relevant.
--Alan Moore, Twilight
The Legion Academy was a training school for up-and-coming heroes of the 30th Century who hadn't quite brought their A-game up to the level necessary to join the LSH. Two graduates of the Academy who then went on to make it in the big leagues were Dawnstar and Timber Wolf.
Name four students of the Legion Academy who never made it into the LSH proper.
When our story opens, the Question is investigating an impossible locked-room murder mystery involving a midget and a 6'6"-tall call girl into heavy bondage. Don't worry, I'll explain later. It's all vitally relevant.
--Alan Moore, Twilight
Which I was, during most of my school lunches in the 70s.
Anyway: Name a DC Comics character who has had three different costumed identities, of whom HeroClix have been made of all three. (And I mean three different sculpts, not the same name on different dials of the same sculpt.) And each one has to be recognizably the character in question; for example, Dick Grayson was Batman for a little while but none of the Batman sculpts were unquestionably Dick Grayson.
Which I was, during most of my school lunches in the 70s.
Anyway: Name a DC Comics character who has had three different costumed identities, of whom HeroClix have been made of all three. (And I mean three different sculpts, not the same name on different dials of the same sculpt.) And each one has to be recognizably the character in question; for example, Dick Grayson was Batman for a little while but none of the Batman sculpts were unquestionably Dick Grayson.
Good question. I'll go with Dick Grayson as Robin, Nightwing and Red Robin.
Hal Jordan! Not sure if that's who you meant, but it fits.
Actually it doesn't. Remember the wording: "(And I mean three different sculpts, not the same name on different dials of the same sculpt.) " While there was a "Hal Jordan scenario" for the Spectre clix, the sculpt wasn't recognizably the Hal Spectre (GL mask, flaming chest hole). So no go.