What obscure character that will probably never be seen again would you like to see get a book?

[Agent Z]

Sasha Bordeaux. The Secret Service agent turned Batman bodyguard turned cyborg Checkmate agent. She could have been like DC's version of Bloodshot.

[TheRay]

I want to see Extraño in his whole Gay Peruvian glory

With a Lance or Judomaster book published alongside it.

[MajorHoy]

Discussing this^ image in another thread, and seeing Jose Delgado's prominent position (first row behind the casket) between the likes of Lois Lane and Dick Grayson, reminded me how (blink and you missed it moment) prominent, the now completley obscure character Gangbusters (Jose Delgado) temporarily once was in the DCU.
Through arguably, not only one of the most significant Superman arcs, but DC events.
To going to complete obscurity, petty much unheard of and forgotten.


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I think his arc, and over all gang-war concept got pretty much played out, or over done not just the comic, but still today in other media.
As well as the theme, the costume is dated, Although with some slight reinvention he could certainly be brought back to some prominence as a regular street level hero.
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Although careful he's not too Daredevil derivative or Vigilante, I guess somewhere between?

I think DC should definitely bring back Gangbuster.


from Who's Who Update '88 Vol. 1 (August 1988)

Has he shown up anywhere since Flashpoint?
Would he still work in Metropolis, or does he maybe need to relocate to another city?

[Bad Witch]

zur-en-arrh

[G-Man34]

Johnny Thunder
Mikaal Tomas
Garryn Bek
Triumph
Maybe put them together in a new Forgotten Heroes book

[TheRay]

Century Spirit could do with a book.

[bearman]

Space Case and Flex Mentallo

[Nomads1]

Steve Ditko's Rac Shade, the Changing Man. The real one, not that Peter Milligan version, that I hated. Ditko's Shade had a kind of Logan's Run vibe that made it awsome. A cop drama, political intrigue, lots of action, that feeling of not being able to trust anyone. I loved it. Haven't seen it in over 30 years.

Peace

[Cat]

I'd like to see Aztek again, Grant Morrison and Mark Millar's character from the 90's. He briefly had his own title and was even a member of the JLA, iirc. It's been years since even I've read it, but I believe the power was in the helmet, like Dr Fate, so even though he's dead, it could easily pass to someone else.

[TheRay]

How about rogue books? Chronos would make a great mini, tie it in with LoT if you have to

[SJNeal]

I'd like to see Aztek again, Grant Morrison and Mark Millar's character from the 90's. He briefly had his own title and was even a member of the JLA, iirc. It's been years since even I've read it, but I believe the power was in the helmet, like Dr Fate, so even though he's dead, it could easily pass to someone else.

Aztek II was seen in Steve Orlando's Justice League America Rebirth series. I want to say they recounted how she ended up with the helmet, but I can't remember the details at the moment.

But that was already 2-3 yrs ago. Not sure where or in what form Aztek is now.

[SJNeal]

Steve Ditko's Rac Shade, the Changing Man. The real one, not that Peter Milligan version, that I hated. Ditko's Shade had a kind of Logan's Run vibe that made it awsome. A cop drama, political intrigue, lots of action, that feeling of not being able to trust anyone. I loved it. Haven't seen it in over 30 years.

Peace

What?? I don't think I've ever heard from anyone that hated Milligan's Shade; everyone either loves it, or hasn't read it yet.

[Cat]

Aztek II was seen in Steve Orlando's Justice League America Rebirth series. I want to say they recounted how she ended up with the helmet, but I can't remember the details at the moment.

But that was already 2-3 yrs ago. Not sure where or in what form Aztek is now.

Oh thanks, I'll have to check that out.

[John Venus]

Rose/Thorn
Black Orchid
Dr Mid-nite
Hector Hall
Lyta Trevor Hall

[Kaine322]

Argus. His unmasked life as an undercover Fed lends itself to all kinds of good stories…despite Mark Ward’s opinion.