Toothaches?

Here's a comics-based hint-- the person the therapy is named after appears as a superhero in an Alan Moore comic.

Reichian therapy?

--ah, now that's Morrisonian.
wyld

Dreiberg therapy? Sounds right, somehow.

Dingdingding! Correct!

And Wilhelm Reich, as a boy, appears as Orgone Lad in Moore's Supreme series.

Who rides giant mutated dalmatians around in the Great Disaster?

--I'm sorry, I don't have a very good question right now.
wyld

Gardner Grayle and his fellow Atomic Knights!

Quite right, Custom. The thread is yours.

--I need more opportunities per day to use the phrase "giant mutated dalmatians."
wyld

ps: Is "Dalmatian" appropriate for the use of a proper name breed of dogs?

Which comic book title included the first appearances of more members of the pre-Crisis* Justice League of America than any other?

*Anyone who was a member from the first battle with the Appellax aliens up to and including the Detroit League. NOT including post-Crisis retcons!

I think it's one of two books, but I'll go for the too-obvious one: Justice League of America.

--wyld

Wyld, thing, you got everything right! It was indeed the obvious Justice League of America! Five members first appeared in that
title: Red Tornado (#64), Black Canary II (#75), Gypsy, Vibe, and Steel (Annual #2)!

Tied for second place with three members apiece are Showcase (Flash, #4; Green Lantern, #22; Atom, #34) and The Brave and the Bold (Snapper Carr, #28; Hawkman and Hawkgirl/Hawkwoman, #34). Three comics titles have two members apiece: Action Comics (Superman, #1 and Vixen, #521), Detective Comics (Batman, #27 and Martian Manhunter, #225), and More Fun Comics (Aquaman and Green Arrow, both #73). With one member apiece are All-Star Comics (Wonder Woman, #8), The Flash (Elongated Man, #112), The Phantom Stranger (Phantom Stranger, #1), Hawkman (Zatanna, #4), and Firestorm The Nuclear Man (Firestorm, #1).

All yours!

The Detroit Leaguers were why I went with JLA instead of...

Brave and the Bold surprised me, but that may be because I don't consider Snapper to be a member, I consider him to be a mascot. I'm probably wrong about that.

New question!

In "The Authority," how old was Jenny Sparks when she died?

--wyld

100 years young!

Man, if we can ask Wildstorm questions I can go nuts. Never occurred to me.