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in issue #6 the glass cracked while the g-nomes feeding superboy memories.
how did that happen?
I didn't write issue 6, and I don't remember.
I was browsing the archives and noticed that you said Atom was one of the six founding members of the Justice Society.
http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?qid=14216
1. Was this a mistake or was Atom really a member of the Justice Society?
2.If it wasn't a mistake, is this Atom the same Atom that is currently in the Justice League or is it a different Atom?
3. If this Atom is the same Atom that is in the Justice Leage, how old is Ray Palmer biologically and chronically?
He doesn't old enough to be a founding member of the Justice Society.
4. If this is a different Atom, what are his powers? Are they the same as the current day Atom?
5.If this is a different Atom, how come Ray Palmer was able to take his superhero identity?
1. Not a mistake.
2. Different Atom.
3. See above.
4. He had none at the time of the JSA's founding.
4a. No.
5. SPOILER REQUEST. NO COMMENT.
How many different character models are there for Bialyan soldiers?
I don't recall.
Since Wonder Women fought in world war to did she wear her original is costume?
Her original Earth-16 costume.
Why did Queen Bee kill Marie? Was it revenge on Miss Martian for betraying her?
SPOILER REQUEST. NO COMMENT.
You mentioned that Wonder Woman became a superhero in 1941, when she was 16 years old. As Pinja said, that's no older than the physiologically oldest members of the Team (in 2011). At that age, I don't think that that many people would have taken her seriously enough to call her a "woman". So was "Wonder Woman" her first superhero name or did she start her superhero career being called "Wonder Girl"?
It's an appealing notion, but I think it more likely that she was dubbed "Wonder Woman" by the press. Perhaps the first photo of her was taken at a distance, and they didn't realize how old she was or wasn't. (She is an Amazon, and was tall for her age.)
Can Parasite absorb Red Tornado's power, or is he restricted to organic beings?
Hmmm...
I'd think organic only. But I honestly hadn't considered it until this second.
When Superboy was being "educated", was there any anti-gay stuff being "taught" to him? Such as, if Miss Martian was never introduced, would Superboy have been attracted to, say Kid Flash?
There wasn't any "anti-gay" stuff. But Superboy's not gay, so, no.
I don't for a second believe that one's sexual orientation has anything to do with "education".
In the end of the Season One finale, Superman finally decided to accept Superboy and started the "father/son" relationship by telling Superboy his own secret identity as Clark Kent. Five years later, in Season Two, Superman and
Superboy's relationship has grown to the point where they treat each other like brothers instead of father and son. As their relationship strengthened during the five-year gap, has Superman told Superboy everything about himself?
"Everything" is a big world, but most of everything, certainly.
I have a whole slew of questions about Zeta-Beam transport. I doubt I can bring it down to five...
1. Why do the Cave and the Watchtower have two portals next to each other? Also, the Cave has two portals, and the Watchtower at least three. Is this for logistic reasons, or does the Watchtower have no elevators?
2. What's the maximum capacity of a tube? On multiple occasions, three people entered at the same time. Could the entire League fit, or is that why there's two portals next to each other?
3. Because we'll possibly never definitively learn with the time skip, and the comics won't reach December for another two years: was Rocket's designation B09?
4. In Misplaced, Billy had to speak an override code before being scanned, but on all other instances (the phone booth, the TARDIS, the main portals) the computer scanned people as soon as they were in range. What if a stranger entered the booth, would he/she be scanned?
5. Is the Manhattan portal under the bridge in "Secrets" only an exit? It doesn't look practical for an entrance.
1. Why do some buildings have multiple elevators? To handle the traffic.
1a. The Watchtower has elevators.
2. I'm sure there's a limit. It also has to do with the number of destinations.
3. Yes. (Which I'm NOT revealing here. It was already revealed in the comics.)
4. Scans take place automatically, silently and without any visible sign that they are taking place. If the computer doesn't recognize the subject (as with Billy in "Misplaced") it says nothing, unless a code is spoken, asking for a follow-up scan.
5. It's both.
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