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19 comments:
Wasn't the All-Star version named for some Golden Age DC artist/writer?
Roy Thomas proved his genius in creating Amazing Man.
On another note, I would have loved to see Will Everett and Amazing Man on Smallville! With the other All-Stars. Maybe Legends of Tomorrow will be the place...?
Also one of the few black heroes who hasn't been given a criminal background.
Cary- Not quite, but close. He was named after Bill Everett, a writer/artist best known for having created the Sub-Mariner for Timely/Marvel, but who also created a Golden Age character called Amazing Man for a company called Centaur. I'm not sure if he did any work for D.C./National.
Now I want to see one of these 'Mazing Man versus Absorbing Man.
Thanks for that, John, because now I want to see 'Mazing Man vs Forbush Man!
Forbush Man vs. Capt. Klutz!!
Amazing Man was a great creation, and Creel is a cool villain. I'd love to see this.
Animal, vegetable, mineral superheroes and villains. 1. Animal Man 2. ??? 3. Amazing Man. The closest I could think of for 2 would be Jason Woodrue and he doesn't really fit the description. Any ideas?
Another great costume design by Ordway.
Anonymous said...
"Animal, vegetable, mineral superheroes and villains. 1. Animal Man 2. ??? 3. Amazing Man. The closest I could think of for 2 would be Jason Woodrue and he doesn't really fit the description. Any ideas?"
Back in their original run, didn't the Doom Patrol battle a character called
'the Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man'?
The only vegetable-based superhero characters I can think of offhand are Poison Ivy, Swamp Thing, and Bushroot (from Darkwing Duck).
Other plant-based villains: Ramulus fought against the Golden-Age Sandman, and the All-Star Squadron; Blackbriar Thorn[e?], a druid who'd become rather wooden, fought various DC heroes.
Funny thing is other than Bushroot and Absorbing Man we've only come up with DC characters. If we had a zoologically-oriented DC villain, though then those three could make a team.
@ Bob Greenwade:
How about that Silver Age LSH foe, Jungle King? He was suppposed to have zoo-empathic powers. Or maybe even an amnesiac Beast Boy (Duplicate Boy's friend and fellow superhero from the planet Llorn)!
errr-actually I think Beast Boy and Duplicate Boy were from Lallor. :)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heroes_of_Lallor
There are plenty of "zoologically-oriented DC villains": Catwoman, Cheetah (multiple versions), the Hyena, Catman,...
Make it happen, screw attack!
Groot is vegetable based. And there's Bob The Angry Flower...
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