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> It's a bad idea. First of all, there's already fourteen members, not including Obsidian. We don't need anymore members, but it looks as though "Mr. America" might be joining, and quite possibly some others from the way Sands and Obsidian were talking.
> But setting that aside, I still don't like the idea of another "Wildcat". The whole idea is lame. Just because Ted goes by the name Wildcat, his son turns out to be one? Silly. If they wanted me to like the character, they should have given Ted's son a whole other set of powers, with nothing similar to his dad at all.
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I agree. I'm not thrilled about Wildcat jr either. The idea that his son happens to get were-cat powers and turns into furry version of his father's costume is lame. But it's no more lame than Jay losing his connection to the speed force only to find out that he happens to be a metahuman with speed powers... *gah*
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It's a bad idea. First of all, there's already fourteen members, not including Obsidian. We don't need anymore members, but it looks as though "Mr. America" might be joining, and quite possibly some others from the way Sands and Obsidian were talking.
> > But setting that aside, I still don't like the idea of another "Wildcat". The whole idea is lame. Just because Ted goes by the name Wildcat, his son turns out to be one? Silly. If they wanted me to like the character, they should have given Ted's son a whole other set of powers, with nothing similar to his dad at all.> >
> I agree. I'm not thrilled about Wildcat jr either. The idea that his son happens to get were-cat powers and turns into furry version of his father's costume is lame. But it's no more lame than Jay losing his connection to the speed force only to find out that he
happens to be a metahuman with speed powers... *gah*
Yeah, that wasn't good either. I'm just glad though that DC didn't depower him.
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