Whoever it is, I hope they sued for assault, and produced pictures of giant green boxing gloves punching them as evidence.

--wyld

I'll guess Amos Fortune and assault.

--wyld

I don't know, but the whole JLA ought to sue Dwayne McDuffie.

After JLU, I was sooooo excited for McDuffie's JLoA run.... ugh.

Hint: the story in question in Conway-era.

Yes, I don't understand how someone who could consistently write such great Justice League cartoons can consistently write such bad Justice League comic books. On the cartoons, the one-liners were clever and relevant. In the comics they seem to be appealing to the lowest common denominator, with racial stereotypes and sophomoric sexual references.

I empathize with McDuffie for having to put up with DC editorial through his JLA run.

Though, see the other thread in this subforum about James Robinson taking over on JLA. That's pleasant news.

And I'll guess Oliver Queen's business manager, for embezzlement.

--because, as you can see, I've got nothing.
wyld

Nah; sometimes I read an issue at my local library.

That's better then having issues with your local library.

I didn't know yours carried individual issues, thought it was more like the one I go to that has TPBs and a few Hardcovered editions, which were acquired by them in 1970's. Come to think of it, they also have a how-to book on using the TRS-80 and a book on how to play Pong and a few other tech/how-to books that no one really would need these days.
Not that I should talk, I just bought one of those "10 games in one" joysticks that have the games built-in and mine is an Atari. And it has Pong on it.

Green Arrow was always ticked about something. I'll geuss he sued them for incompitance.

Looks like this was a stumper, so...


Ultraa sued them for Wrongful Imprisonment. Turns out his lawyer was an alien head up an invasion of Earth or somesuch.

Thread is up for grabs!