http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2006-1...ll_x.htm?csp=34
and a tribute link to him: http://www.somethingpositive.net/
The creator of Alan Scott, anyway.
Still sad and stuff
Still sad and stuff
QUOTE (DarkNarcoleptic @ Dec 14 2006, 02:00 AM) 
The creator of Alan Scott, anyway.
Still sad and stuff
Still sad and stuff
Is your superhero name Nit-Pick Man or something?
I wonder what DC will do to honor him, if they do anything at all.
DC's solution:
honor him by remembering what he gave us.
honor him by promoting who he created.
honor him by continuuing his legacy.
that and a special foreword in future comics that have relevance. Don't forget we're getting a Green Lantern Annual this year. not to mention the Editor's note page in the following months.
honor him by remembering what he gave us.
honor him by promoting who he created.
honor him by continuuing his legacy.
that and a special foreword in future comics that have relevance. Don't forget we're getting a Green Lantern Annual this year. not to mention the Editor's note page in the following months.
I love all those Golden Age heroes of the JSA/All-Star Squadron. If it weren't for their creators we wouldn't have the legacy of heroes we have today.
QUOTE (Big Grim @ Dec 14 2006, 05:48 PM)
I love all those Golden Age heroes of the JSA/All-Star Squadron. If it weren't for their creators we wouldn't have the legacy of heroes we have today.
Damn straight!
Allan Scott: The Green Lantern... decked out in red purple and yellow.
He wields the Bump of Power!
QUOTE (No Less Than A God @ Dec 21 2006, 07:13 PM)
Allan Scott: The Green Lantern... decked out in red purple and yellow.
hey, it was WWII. Flash wore a billed helmet, blue jeans, and a shirt. Superman's shirt was a knitted sweater. And let's not forget Mr. Terrific's costume. No one ever claimed the JSA were fashionable.
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