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The JSA appear only on the first page of the first issue. That's it. It's a HUGE waste.

I suspect the writer of that wasn't the least bit interested in Blackfire, and certainly not the least bit interested in giving Blackfire a daughter. As I understand it, the main character wasn't...

Hello, Christopher Priest!

I thought you "liked" Zatanna. Why would you wish to inflict the likes of Tom King on her? He'd probably do to her what Bendis did to the Scarlet Witch.

I never understood Levitz's refusal to admit that he wrote Phantom Girl and Shadow Lass to be such utter bitches. Then again, I never understood his obsession with writing first Timber Wolf and then...

Utter and complete disagreement. Under Didio, the bad not only completely dwarfed the good, it ate the good and shat it all over the place like a bad case of diarrhea. Didio's every last decision...

Starling's a pointless and stupid character made up of nothing but "bad girl" cliches.

Geoff Johns can't write a believable romantic relationship to save his life. He's stuck in a 12-year-old's...

"Why would anyone at DC think Cyborg needed this to be done to him?" is the reaction you'd get.

Does Priest even like Vixen? I can see him repeat his previous complaint about people wanting him to write black characters just because he's black too.

I'm going to post a possibly controversial opinion: Night Girl just doesn't need to become a Legionnaire. Her power (super-strength) is redundant several times over, and her limitation (it fizzles...

I'll second Eddie Fyers. Pre-New 52 version.

I think it was more that whoever was drawing her in that costume was also drawing her breasts as being BIGGER THAN HER HEAD.

She was a teenage character whose most iconic look up to that point...

Those are all characters that DC doesn't own (yes, even Thunderbolt). They would have to work out some kind of deal with whoever owns the actual licenses produce some kind of reprint. Marvel had to...

Wrong. Mordru debuted in the Legion feature in ADVENTURE COMICS back in the 1960s. He's ALWAYS been a Legion villain.

I don't think I've ever seen Vixen wear any shade of blue. Either orange, green, or purple (her later Suicide Squad outfit).

Kent Shakespeare and Devlin O'Ryan. Two of the worst characters ever inflicted on the Legion.

Celeste never really got enough attention on her to make me care one way or the other about her.
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Let's not even try to pretend that the Tim haters haven't done their best to be even more "obnoxious."

Five Years Later did not have Star Boy happily retired with Dream Girl. Nura was being an overweight sexpot ruling Naltor while being tended to by an endless series of younger hunks, while Thom was...

R.J. Brande
Max Lord (before he got villainized)
Nate Kane (from Ostrander & Mandrake's Spectre)
Harvey Bullock
Father Richard Craemer

Pretty much like every issue of a comic book that the Phantom Stranger doesn't appear in. As in, he's really not that important at all.

Nothing, really. Nobody tried to age him up or do anything with him. Unfortunately, that might have been because some editors and writers during the 2000's failed to do their research and...

Kent Shakespeare from the Five Years Later era of the LSH.

And I know this will be controversial, but it needs to be said: Ambush Bug. Keith Giffen's worst tendencies cynically embodied in one...

Ugh, no, those designs are all absolutely horrid and ugly. Absolutely no way should they ever be used in anything.

James Robinson's world building and any goodwill built up for the New 52 Earth-2 series was pretty much pissed away by DC and all the following writers. From shoving the characters Robinson started...

Thank Skottie Young's overly cartoonish art style. I think Microbe was supposed to be an overweight, socially awkward, possibly autistic, teen-ager. I could be wrong, my only exposure to the...