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Michael Tortorice
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My first impression was go with Jo (Ultra Boy for the uninitiated - Jo Nah; see he was swallowed by a space-whale - get it?).
But how can I ever choose one Legionnaire over another? Long Live the Legion!
Ultra Boy. Shh, don't tell Cham!
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Andrew Hess
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Catching up: Kirk
Inhumans
Ultra Boy
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Andrew Hess
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And Happy Page 700!
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Wallace Sellars
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Ultra Boy
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Kevin Hagerman
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I thought I was voting for Ultra Boy but it turned out to be Chameleon Boy doing his thing. I love Ultra Boy but Chameleon Boy rocked the subterfuge. Tuesday, 11/24 toss-up (Legion of Super-Heroes): Karate Kid or Timber Wolf?
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William Roberge
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Timber Wolf. Can't remember what issue it's in, but theres a story where Timber Wolf has to plant a seed on a world full of criminals, in hopes it will grow, and fulfill a prophecy. Great story.
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Michael Arndt
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Timber Wolf also. I remember that , William. I think it was a request by the late Karate Kid. It was a great issue.
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Troy Nunis
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really hard call, but i'll take Val Armorr over Brin Londo by a hair.
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Michael Tortorice
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Again a tough choice.
I'll go with Val, because there was too much weirdness in Brin's story over the years. Val was such a calming influence, and his death scene still brings a tear or two.
Incidentally, that story William mentioned also introduced the character Myg, who would later become Karate Kid II.
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Bill Catellier
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Timber Wolf
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Brandon Carter
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Karate Kid
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John Young
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Timberwolf
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