Showing posts with label Bouncing Boy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bouncing Boy. Show all posts

Friday, December 1, 2023

Thor and The Legion of Super-Heroes

 

Teenage boys can get pretty girl-crazy, so this isn't a bad plan by The Enchantress to overpower these LSHers.  Something tells me that the female members of the Legion aren't going to let this situation stand for long - that is, if they aren't distracted swooning after Thor!

Tuesday, December 28, 2021

Doctor Strange and The Legion of Super-Heroes

 

Here's another cover that comes about as a result of a conversation in the comments section of this blog. Thanks for the idea, Emsley Wyatt! I figured this would be a somewhat cluttered cover, and it is - but I managed to get everyone in there.  Let's just hope that Doctor Strange is a bit more careful with his spell casting than he is in Spider-Man: No Way Home!

Sunday, May 17, 2020

Bouncing Boy and Flatman



I always got a kick out of Chuck Taine.  I liked that he was a rare hero that was not in body builder shape, and I liked even more that his size and goofy power set did not prevent him from becoming romantically involved with Triplicate Girl.  I have to imagine he and Flatman from the Great Lakes Avengers would get along well.

Monday, May 9, 2016

Legion of Super-Heroes Vs. Galactus



Of all the various DCU groups and heroes that I have pitted against Galactus, I think that this is the one that I would enjoy seeing the most.  The Legion has such a large roster of characters with many different types of power sets, and that would make for an epic battle.  I'm thinking that the LSH could really give the Devourer of Worlds a run for his money.


Monday, November 24, 2014

Bouncing Boy and Speedball



I remember Bouncing Boy standing out to me among his many Legion of Super-Heroes teammates,  Even when he was not using his bouncing powers, he was illustrated as not having the typical super-heroic physique.  Indeed, he looked like he could stand to lose a few pounds!  It was nice to be reminded that heroes came in all shapes and sizes.


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