Your all-time least favorite member of Justice Leage

[caj]

Who is your all-time least-favorite member of the Justice League - in any era.

Was it because the character didn't belong, didn't fit in well, got on your nerves, you just flat out hated the character, etc...

[DrNewGod]

Hm. That's a toughie because there's different answers for the different eras.

The grand champ has to be Vibe, who was simply an embarrassment from the get go.

[Zero Hunter]

When your talking people that should never have been on the team int he first place you get names like Lex Luthor, Captain Cold, Lobo, and the Phantom Stranger. The Entire cast of Justice League Elite also fits the bill. But when your talking worst real member it is hard to beat this loser. A lame joke that just went on for far to long. I give you General Glory

[Jekyll]

Plastic Man. Can’t stand him!

[WonderScott]

The first character that came to mind is Red Tornado.

[Dr. Skeleton]

Plastic Man. Can’t stand him!

Me too. I used to love him until the Tower Of Babel storyline in which he was so venomous about Batman afterwards. Also, Booster Gold I can't stand.

[lemonpeace]

I'm gonna have to say Booster Gold, he's the only character that I truly don't get the appeal of. I don't dislike him particularly, I'm just so indifferent toward him that he perplexes me in some ways.

[Electricmastro]

Plastic Man. Can’t stand him!

Had a feeling someone would say it sooner or later. I suppose it can be tricky writing for a comedic character, at the risk of coming off as very annoying, but I personally can't help but like the guy though.

[Sandy Hausler]

Plastic Man. Can’t stand him!

The only good Plastic Man I've seen in recent years was Kyle Baker's series (and his appearance in Scooby Doo Team Up by Sholly Fisch was great too).

[Zero Hunter]

The only good Plastic Man I've seen in recent years was Kyle Baker's series (and his appearance in Scooby Doo Team Up by Sholly Fisch was great too).

I really loved the Injustice Year 4 Annual. It was bad marketing that the entire book is about Plas breaking his son out of prison, but the cover of the book does not even feature him.

[Flash Gordon]

The only good Plastic Man I've seen in recent years was Kyle Baker's series (and his appearance in Scooby Doo Team Up by Sholly Fisch was great too).

Yeah, 100%

[Fromper]

Hm. That's a toughie because there's different answers for the different eras.

The grand champ has to be Vibe, who was simply an embarrassment from the get go.

Having just reread the debut of the Detroit era Justice League recently, I can agree with this. Vibe was awful, and I wasn't really sure about that version of Steel, either. The other new members at the time (Vixen, Gypsy) seemed ok, but I only have the issues that debuted the Detroit League, so I don't know how it developed after that initial intro.

[Jon Clark]

The Atlantean Power Girl who was in the JLE. Not to be confused with the Kryptonian one who was in the JSA.

I simply refuse to believe they were even the same character.

[PLG1962]

Martian Manhunter it’s a character I’ve never warmed to

[Fromper]

The Atlantean Power Girl who was in the JLE. Not to be confused with the Kryptonian one who was in the JSA.

I simply refuse to believe they were even the same character.

I liked post-Crisis Power Girl. I never read much with pre-Crisis Power Girl, so I don't know just how much they changed her, but it wouldn't surprise me if she's completely different. Just think of them as two different characters. Kinda like the different Supergirls.

Speaking of which, and completely off topic, but ironically, Matrix is actually my favorite Supergirl, mostly because of Peter David's great solo series for her.