That's the one! Lara had to release him after being "awoken" from her sleep with mental pleas.

I thought that the creature WAS the Phantom Zone? Isn't that the plot behind the last issue of DC Comics Presents? (Superman and the Phantom Zone criminals)? It's been years since I read it, now I've got to go dig it up.

Bah, Jor-El would have been my next guess!

You can hear her now. "Sure, I'll release you from there. But only if you promise to take me out on sunday instead of you sitting around watching the game eating chips and belching and farting all day long. Keep that up and you'll end up looking like Marlon Brando."

"And would it kill you to get up in the middle of the night and change Kal once in a while?? By Rao, it must be nice to get a good night's sleep while I have to get up to his screaming every night!"

Nah. Jor-El would wake up for the 2 o'clock feeding. Wake up, wake Lara up to tell her the kid needs feeding, then go right back to bed.

"Honey, wake up, the brat's crying again..."
"Why can't YOU do it for a change, Jor-El???"
"I need my sleep. I have a planet to save honey. You just have to feed a baby."
"Jor-El! You should be ashamed."
"Jor-El???"
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Yawn! Oh I got it right. Well here goes. Who convinced a young Mxyzptlk to let loose and have some fun. There was more than one. It happened on Halloween. Will take group name as answer.

I think that was a Young Justice story. I imagine Impulse was the primary source of encouragement.

--wyld

Superboy helped a lot You are right wyld. Sorry for holding things up for such an easy question. Myxy was all serious at one time.

Whoo hoo! I'm awesome.

I had a complicated multipart question all set, but work interfered and now it's gone.

In replacement, name four operatives of the Suicide Squad who never worked with one another.

--wyld

Chronos, the Penguin, Poison Ivy, and Blockbuster (Mark Desmond). Pretty sure none of them ever worked with one another on the Squad, which is what you meant. (Pengy and Ivy collaborated in a couple of those issues where all the Bat-villains get together, like Detective #526 and Batman #400).

So, now you're telling Wyld what Wyld meant?

Stop doing that, you'll confuse Wyld. Then Wyld will become attached, thinking of you as "Mother". Then you'll end up having to Nag Wyld about settling down and getting married, not to mention your need for grandkids.

You're right, I should have said it's what I thought he meant.