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> > Jack didn't stick around very long in the last series (maybe 15-20 issues?). I don't expect Thom to stay long either.
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> > And yes, a new "old" LSH title would be great!
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> And whilst i'm probably on my own here, i'd like it to pick up where it left off, just before Zero Hour completely reset it (Yes i know the original crisis buggered it about a bit by 'removing' superboy from continuity but i rather liked where it ended up going just before Zero Hour.
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You mean you actually liked having two sets of Legions, one set adults and the other teen-agers with a question hanging over them of which were the clones?
That was too much, even for me. Still, I thought Dragonmage had potential.
Cheers,
Neil
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> > > Jack didn't stick around very long in the last series (maybe 15-20 issues?). I don't expect Thom to stay long either.
> > >
> > > And yes, a new "old" LSH title would be great!
> >
> > And whilst i'm probably on my own here, i'd like it to pick up where it left off, just before Zero Hour completely reset it (Yes i know the original crisis buggered it about a bit by 'removing' superboy from continuity but i rather liked where it ended up going just before Zero Hour.
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> You mean you actually liked having two sets of Legions, one set adults and the other teen-agers with a question hanging over them of which were the clones?
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> That was too much, even for me. Still, I thought Dragonmage had potential.
Actually, whislt i didn't mind that plot thread it was more the stuff like blowing up the Earth - the fact you couldn't second guess where the book would go. things actually changed characters grew...
Besides the two legion set up (had they not reset the whole thing) meant that those who wanted a youthful legion could have had it and the rest of us could follow the older guys - best of both worlds!
But no that wasn't good enough for DC and they had to reset the whole damn thing.
> Cheers,
> Neil
Carl S Blakebrough"You're not drunk if you can lie on the floor without holding on" - Dean Martin
