In Stereo!

Lance Gallant had a T-shaped birthmark on his wrist. Touching it turned him into what Golden Age superhero?

--wyld

"Lance Gallant"? In the phone book he would have looked like a porno actor...

Oh, yeah, the answer. Captain Triumph.

That's odd. Of you and JTR, you're not the one I thought would bring up porno first...

Your question, Custom. : )

--wyld

He started doing that last week. Very strange.
Still, CuCr's has his own acting name. He goes by the name "Rod O'Steele".

Indeed. I think I've been reading too many of JTR's posts. His thinking has polluted my psyche.

ANYway....in his second published appearance, the Riddler robbed something that has all but vanished from present-day America. What was it?

That reminds me of something Eric Cartman said in the South Park movie. When asked why he kept swearing, he said the movie he and the other guys saw "warped my fragile little mind". Apparently, I've had that effect on CuCr. That's ok tho. All he needs is to sit back and watch 3 hours of republican presidential debates and he'll be back to his old, humble self, except maybe for a minor bit of twitching and the urge to shave his head, cash out his savings account, buy a rifle, a thousand rounds of ammo and climb to the roof of the tallest building and just start opening fire into a crowd of mimes.

You know you spend too much time on the internet when you find the answer to a comic book trivia question completely by accident, posted by the same person who posted the original question, on a different site, with only comics in common between the two.

--wyld

ps: Did you sculpt those Jean Lorings for Scip, Custom? If so, nice work.

I did indeed, thanks. Did you see his posts earlier this year about Atom & Hawkman #45?

A Train, perhaps?

No correct answer and it's over three days.

I declare WYLD the winner of this thread, because he saw the answer on another forum but did not post it. For his integrity he wins it.

In Detective Comics #142, 1948, the Riddler robbed a drive-in theater. (For those of you born after 1980, a "drive-in theater" was a place where movies were shown on a large outdoor screen and patrons watched from their cars.)

All yours, Wyld!

It pays to be honest, kids.

I was also aware of a drive-in theater still in operation, but like a number of the other posters on the Absorbascon thread, it was in Ohio. The Land Time Forgot.

Sgt. Rock and Bulldozer visited the Land that Time Forgot in the pages of the Giffen/Medina Suicide Squad book from a few years ago. However, they visited it in prehistoric times, so the dinosaurs were appropos and not anachronistic. How did they get to prehistoric times? And for bonus points, how did they get back to the present?

--regardless of the fact that it may have been two imposters as Rock and 'Dozer.
wyld