@entropy_aegis said:
@jsphsmth said:
@achilles100: Don't waste your time with entropy. She was stalking me yeasterday. Showed up on every thread that I posted on in order to argue. daredevil just seems to be enabling her.
When I sarted a similar thread a few months ago, I asked for a Worlds Finest team book with Huntress/Power Girl. I am happy that I got what I asked for.
I do feel bad that HB is gone. Levitz did start out writing that character in the mini, but DC needed to populate Earth-2 so she was an obvious choice. (but I don't understand why they are trapping her on Earth-Prime. it makes the decison a strange.)
Think that I need to lay low for a while, until the trolls leave.
Except I'm a dude and pay back was long over due for your attempts at trolling me.
@achilles100 said:
@daredevil21134 said:
@entropy_aegis said:
@jsphsmth said:
Yep, cannot wait to see Helena Wayne tearing it up in Worlds' Finest in May. It will be great to see the Huntress/Power Girl team functioning again. It has been missed.
Wait wha? missed by who exactly?in all my time on the message boards I have'nt seen a single person demanding a Helena Wayne book with Powergirl.
And pardon me but what exactly was there to miss in the first place? that one issue written by Geoffconman where PG was thrown back to Earth 2 by Gog?
When he says stuff like that you know he's trolling
This is wrong, there are a large number of Huntress/Power Girl fans; which is to say Helena Wayne/Power Girl fans who've asked for such a title over the years. And the post you're quoting does betray some ignorance of the character's histories. To recap, Helena Wayne, the original heroic Huntress, was created roughly at the same time as Power Girl,(perhaps a few months later). They were both originally denizens of All-Star Comics for the most part, (barring some other appearances here and there, All-Star was their prime publishing outlet). In those pages, (and they spent a lot of issues together), they developed a friendship similar to that of Oracle and Black Canary in BOP, (rather than the more professionally based Superman/Batman friendship). This, as I said, over a large number of issues in the '70s and '80s.
There never was a Worlds' Finest comic starring Huntress and Power Girl, but there has been a call for one dating back probably to the All-Star days, and certainly since. Some of it inevitably centered around the Helena B version of the character, since the Helena Wayne version had been killed off and replaced by her. Others held out hope that Helena Wayne would eventually be restored.
A nod to this occurred in Superman/Batman #27, when the two teamed up in what turns out to be a dream of Power Girl's in Kandor with Supergirl. Johns however most certainly did not create the team-up, nor did he execute it especially well.
So yes, there are people demanding this book, and those who have for a very long time. And yes, there is a large amount of material to "miss", that doesn't include that single issue mentioned.
I hang out on this website regularly and skim through 3 others,I have yet to see those fans.My only question WHAT IS THE FRIGGIN POINT OF RESTORING HELENA WAYNE? and was'nt the Gog issue written back in the all-Star days?
The only thing to miss is silver age crap which Johns is fond of.
But whatever,I actually despised Huntress a few months back and though she has grown on me she is still far cry from my most favourite character.I'm only arguing because DC is run by morons who think Rob Liefeld deserves 3 books.
I can't speak to what you have and haven't seen, but believe me, it's there, on pretty much every board with appropriate forums. The call waxes and wanes of course, depending on how the two characters are being published at the time, but it is there.
All-Star Comics days referenced, about 1976-1986. Johns' Gog stuff, late 2000s. So, quite a bit of difference.
The point was that it was Helena Wayne and PG who formed what could have and looked like it would have been the Earth Two version of World's Finest, had COIE not intervened. The World's Finest, (and thus Worlds' Finest), concept revolves around Superman and Batman, and thus their younger female analogues/relatives. It was never a complete Brace and the Bold type book. From #71 onwards, it was essentially Superman/Batman---and even before both characters were always in each issue. Think Superman/Batman, (which was where the last WF style team-up of Helena Wayne and PG appeared as I mentioned), and you're on the right track.
Helena B could be fit into the role, (and most of the recent calls for that series revival with Power Girl and Huntress centered around her in the Huntress role, since no one thought DC would bring back Helena Wayne), but the historical connections would be lost. Not a big deal to me, but I can see that DC likes it. Perhaps more important though, and this I can agree with, are the story possibilities inherent in the two characters sharing a home universe that they are not in, and the conflicts they have in searching for it, or even whether to try to get back. That, supposedly, is a big part of the story---not just the search, but the two characters different feeling and attitudes toward it. That vanishes with a Helena B Huntress from DCnU Earth, and changes with one from Earth 2, as the relationship dynamic would likely change between Superman's cousin and just another superhero, rather than Batman's daughter. Part of the initial relationship between the two back in the All-Star day was that they were who they were, the successors to the two most important heroes, and the leaders of the next generation of heroes.
As far as Leifeld goes, can't argue. I've never seen his appeal.
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