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It's really weird that John Byrne wound up making a Puffball Collective a Green Lantern, considering that Bill Mantlo had created Marvel's Puffball Collective just three years earlier in The...

"The Icicle, the first cold-themed villain in comics"

Wonder Woman's Minister Blizzard and the Blue Snowman might both take issue with that claim.

Not that I think Minister Blizzard is the...

Clearly the correct answer is missing from the poll entirely: Fancy Dan!

Yeah, WW is a bizarre omission. Maybe all the more recent stuff about how the eagle and stars were purely coincidental Amazon iconography influenced the writer to overlook the obvious.

Two-Face
Poison Ivy
Lex Luthor
Black Lightning
Big Barda
Gorilla Grodd
Metamorpho
Batwoman (Kate Kane)

Yeah, these recent big changes seem like the kind of thing that used to be done in one to three issues back in the 1970s and 1980s. It's just that now they last longer. Ain't nohow permanent.
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Soooo... it's The War That Time Forgot, only at Marvel this time instead of DC?

Yeah, there were two of them in 1994, one with AzBats and one with regular Bats. But my favorite Batman/Punisher crossover was the off-panel beatdown in JLA/Avengers.

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Wait, wait, wait... How can Booster Gold be a "hero from Crisis on Infinite Earths"? Unlike the other heroes spotlighted in this week, there was no pre-Crisis version of Booster Gold. He was DC's...

The guy in the front is an alternate universe Reed Richards/Star Brand who's part of the Council of Reeds from Hickman's Fantastic Four run.
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Motorbike Machine Man is the 2020 version from...

I must have this awesomeness right now!

Jason Blood had a notable appearance in Morrison's Animal Man, but not in Demon form. Other than that I think Etrigan's been limited to the occasional cameo role.

Ooo, well spotted. That's Irving Nebbish, the original and longest-serving mascot of Crazy Magazine (eventually replaced by Obnoxio the Clown).

And, of course, 616 continuity also has a Brute who's the Reed Richards of Counter-Earth. It's hard to say which Brute this is offhand.

Oh my gosh, an Alex Ross Captain Americat. Now I've seen everything. And hey, it's the Brute! (...by Faberge?)

But what's that blue Thing doing here?

Oh man, this one does look worth reading. I did love the old Earth-2, and that's a terrific creative team.

Justice League of Avengers:
1. Captain America
2. Wonder Woman
3. Green Lantern (John Stewart)
4. Thor
5. Black Canary
6. Vision
7. Zatanna
8. Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers)

Wonder Woman/Captain America
Deathlok/OMAC
Killraven/Kamandi
Thor/Wonder Woman
Guardians 3000/Legion of Super-Heroes

Yeah, this one's not for me. I haven't liked any of Miller's Batman work since DKR & Year One (both of which are still relatively unspoiled for me by his later work), and I'm maybe in the minority...

Elongated Man
Green Lantern (John Stewart)

This seems like a wholly positive move. Nice one, DC!

Black Lightning
The Spectre (Jim Corrigan)
Firestorm (Raymond & Rusch)
Elongated Man

I don't hold it against Barry certainly, because that would be silly, but it is funny that the upshot of Flashpoint was that Barry screwed up the universe, and at then the end he screwed it up...

Yeah, Whitman is the company that used to be Gold Key Comics, an imprint of Western Publishing. They were the ones who packaged all the three-packs that could be sold in a variety of places that...

Firestorm (Raymond & Rusch)
The Spectre (Jim Corrigan)
Poison Ivy
Big Barda
Black Lightning
Elongated Man
Jade
Blue Beetle (Jaime Reyes)