Well, I had a rationale for both my guesses. The first was based on visual memory, and the second was a guess that if it wasn't Sekowski it was significantly later than I had initially thought-- Poison Ivy showed up in JLA later and was also a fairly common Bat-villain for writers of other books to use (probably because she was a third-stringer not likely to be tied up by any upcoming plots).

But if I am just guessing, I'll say Mr Freeze.

Super Glue-Man.


The Riddler ?

You're getting colder.

Not the villain in question.

I'm throwing this out there just to see if it'll stick.

Prometheus, in the WW3 storyline?

I'll go with Two-Face.

(rrr rrr rrrrr)

Thread stalled. Must be this cold weather.

(rrr rrr rrrrr)

--wyld

It's only stalled till CuCr comes back and say weither any one got it or not. But he's busy, what with his being the VP of the USA and all.

No one got it yet.

Obligatory extra words to count as an appropriate length reply.


Clayface?

I could get picky and ask which one, but let's end this already! It was indeed Clayface (Matt Hagen), who represented Gotham City's underworld in Queen Bee's group of super-villains (Action Comics #443).

Take it away, Cha!

Wow, didn't expect to get it right, I just played off your "stick[y]" comment. Um, I don't have a lot of DC comics to draw from but here goes:

What is the name of the only innocent killed when Batman first encounters the villian also known as Tommy?

PS - The person killed is MOSTLY innocent.

I wasn't even consciously trying to give a clue with that.

You were just thinking of how you can tighten security so no one can crash the next party and thinking how glue might hold them all back?

Harold Allnut.