Pre-COIE DC characters who never made the cross into Post-COIE

In the thirty-three years that have passed since the publication of CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS, *most* of the characters who were a part of the Pre-COIE DC Multiverse have returned in some form or another to appear in the Post-COIE DCU. Which characters (not counting one-offs) have NEVER made the transition over?

All I'm coming up with is King Kull, an old Marvel Family enemy from the Fawcett Comics days who made a number of appearances during the Pre-COIE Bronze Age after DC acquired Fawcett's properties and began publishing new adventures of the Marvels in the 1970s, but who hasn't been seen or heard from after COIE.

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[QUOTE=Buried Alien;3451217]In the thirty-three years that have passed since the publication of CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS, *most* of the characters who were a part of the Pre-COIE DC Multiverse have returned in some form or another to appear in the Post-COIE DCU. Which characters (not counting one-offs) have NEVER made the transition over?

All I'm coming up with is King Kull, an old Marvel Family enemy from the Fawcett Comics days who made a number of appearances during the Pre-COIE Bronze Age after DC acquired Fawcett's properties and began publishing new adventures of the Marvels in the 1970s, but who hasn't been seen or heard from after COIE.

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I may be wrong, but I have a vague memory of seeing King Kull in the not so distant past. I may be mixing things up, though.

Edit: and here we go. From Cry for Justice:

[IMG]http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_pScx8BN4h3s/SxADhv8fnQI/AAAAAAAAGHk/PJYs4DefGxo/s1600/coj+5-03.jpg[/IMG]

Funny. I just reread the JLA-JSA-Earth-S crossover, from [I]Justice League of America[/I] #135-137 a couple weeks ago (in trade form, [I]Crisis on Multiple Earths[/I] v4). King Kull is the main supervillain behind the threats to three Earths.

It's curious how even humor strip characters, like Sugar & Spike or Scribbly (in [I]Convergence[/I]) have managed to find their way back, one way or another. Here's a couple, though, who I think have been absent since the Crisis:

Binky Biggs (teen humor character; DC's Archie Andrews, kind of)

Kong the Untamed (a caveboy in the manner of Anthro; he never appeared outside of his brief ongoing comic, which last 5 issues) ([B]Edit[/B]: OK. Evidently he popped up in [I]History of the DC Universe[/I]. But that's it.)

Has Doiby Dickles or any of those other odd Golden Age sidekicks every make it to the new reality?

I read JSA and know Ma Hunkel made the interdimensional transition, but am unsure of some of those other characters.

Edit: It looks like Doiby showed up in Young Justice for a story.

I also don’t recall the Lieutenant Marvels showing up in the main Post-Crisis universe.

Aside from Convergence, I'm pretty sure that the Golden Age Speedy never showed up again. Which is weird, since he wasn't explicitly killed during the Crisis. I think he's still out there...

Human Cannonball never came back, I don't think.

Peg Leg Portia?

Wonder Tot?

[QUOTE=WonderScott;3451500]Has Doiby Dickles or any of those other odd Golden Age sidekicks every make it to the new reality?

I read JSA and know Ma Hunkel made the interdimensional transition, but am unsure of some of those other characters.

Edit: It looks like Doiby showed up in Young Justice for a story.

I also don’t recall the Lieutenant Marvels showing up in the main Post-Crisis universe.[/QUOTE]
I also remember an issue of Brubaker's [I]Batman[/I] where Doiby showed up in a flashback.

[QUOTE=BohemiaDrinker;3451379]I may be wrong, but I have a vague memory of seeing King Kull in the not so distant past. I may be mixing things up, though.

Edit: and here we go. From Cry for Justice:

[IMG]http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_pScx8BN4h3s/SxADhv8fnQI/AAAAAAAAGHk/PJYs4DefGxo/s1600/coj+5-03.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]

Whoa! There he is! His first and, to date, only Post-COIE appearance! :)

I think I subconsciously blocked it out because it was from CRY FOR JUSTICE! :D

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Binky, if my memory serves me correctly, appeared in one panel of Morrison's Animal Man when Buddy found himself in the 60s while attempting time travel ( to bring his dead family back).

Cosmo, the Phantom of Disguise:

[IMG]https://readcomics.io/images/manga/detective-comics-1937/27/50.jpg[/IMG]

Hey, I didn't say he deserved to have been seen post-[I]COIE[/I]! ;)

[QUOTE=Frontier;3451551]I also remember an issue of Brubaker's [I]Batman[/I] where Doiby showed up in a flashback.[/QUOTE]

He also appeared in the memorable issue [I]Green Lantern[/I] #19 with Hal, Alan, John, and Guy.

Have Yellow Peri or Moonbow appeared somewhere?

What about:


Aquaman(Golden Age)
Fausta(Golden Age Wonder Woman villain)
Lightning Master(Golden Age Superman villain)
Nuclear(Golden Age Wonder Woman & All-Star Squadron villain)
Red Dragon(Golden Age Wonder Woman villain)
Sizematic(Teen Titans villain)
Xanadu(JSA villain)

[QUOTE=Dr. Poison;3452117]What about:


Aquaman(Golden Age)[/QUOTE]

Well, the list does not intend to include characters who have clearly reappeared as Post-COIE versions of their Pre-COIE selves. This list is more for those characters from Pre-COIE who haven't reappeared Post-COIE in any way, shape, or form.

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[QUOTE=Lee Stone;3451759]Have Yellow Peri or Moonbow appeared somewhere?[/QUOTE]

Yellow Peri was one of pallbearers for Booster Gold in 52, I believe. And I'm pretty sure Moonbow showed up in a panel in Phil Jimenez's Wonder Woman run, during a storyline where Circe turned all men on the planet into animals.

EDIT: Ah, found proof of at least one of those:

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Has Lady Lunar appeared?