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8 comments:
This is one of those stories that I wish was actually being published. It's that interesting-looking.
I'll bet she's the long-lost sister of Tommy "The Fly" Troy from Earth-MLJ.*
*Hey! If Capt. Shazam can do it... ;-)
Donna's secret: she's the long-lost sister of Tommy "Fly Man" Troy...from Earth-MLJ!*
*Hey! If the Golden Age Capt. Marvel could get a sister, that way...
How can I prove I'm not a robot without a pair of highly legible words that have nothing, at all, to do with each other?
Could it be that Donna is the long-lost sister of Tommy "the Fly Man" Troy from Earth-MLJ?
Speaking of 'grand design', the design on Donna's outfit could be a clue that Marvel's Collective Man lost one of his multiples and it had gender reassignment surgery.
Only if that multiple was descended from Princess Mei (an ancient Chinese aristocrat visited by a time-traveling Wonder Woman in an early Seventies ret-con of a Golden Age WW story). Which, quite frankly, is a more likely relationship than the one hinted at by the idiot who sent in the Fly Man gag, six times!
She was a good character till New52 BS!
Damn classic look looks so great thumbs up!
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