No... tho I must admit, I myself admire that guy. He's "Mr Warmth", afterall.

So, no, it was not Don Rickles.

Feel free to try again.

Could it be Victor Buono?
He created the Bat-villain "King Tut" on the 60's TV show.

I know who he is.

Victor Goodman was indeed named after Victor Buono.

The thread is yours, Tom730.


And, for those who do not know, "Victor Goodman" is the 'real' name of the comic book character "King Tut", not the TV version who went by the name "William Omaha McElroy".

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The first villain created specifically for the Batman live-action TV show to be brought into the comics, 41 years after said show ceased production.

Now I'm waiting for Judd Winick to bring the Bookworm into comics continuity. (D'jever notice "Roddy McDowall" is a double phallic name?)

Actually, I think there were a few "TV only" villians who made non-speaking cameos in the Batman: Brave and the Bold comic. Based on the cartoon, not the actual B&B comic.

And, as Groucho Marx once said, "Did you ever notice that Peter O'Tool is a double-phallic name?"
You're turning into Groucho. Guess it could be worse. You could be turning into Zeppo. People would get confused and ask you about your lighter business.

Somebody go wake Tom up. It's his turn to ask a question.

What disease caused Thanagar to be quarantined? What members of the JLA were affected by the disease?

I would like to see Hawkwoman without a costume.

Interesting choice of words...

Yes, well. It'd beat looking up their skirts.
Now, if it were a contest to see which one looked best naked, and you happened to look up their skirts, you'd already know the answer to which one probably looked best naked. If you used that knowledge to answer, that'd be a bit of a cheat. But, if you kept it to yourself and didn't answer, that'd be different, now wouldn't it?

Sorry.
Didn't know I won. I don't spend as much time here as some people.