3:53 "Hodgepodge of standard superpowers" I think the PS238 comic (now a webcomic) may have the best take ever on the commonality of the "FISS" (Flight, Invulnerability, Speed, Strength) power set and the way the many capes who share it are treated as nothing special because there are so many of them. Can't provide links because TH-cam, but a search on FISS PS238 should turn up the wiki for it. Interesting read - and Julie Finster (aka 84) is one of the niftiest supers ever.
I liked this starman. Had the 1st 4 issues. Even when Superman tested his abilities. If allowed to develop and learn his true limits. He would've match or even been able to surpassed Superman. Why? Yellow sun I get it. But I believe drawing from cosmic energy trumps solar anyway or anywhere. It's a accessible resource. My understanding my be flawed. But open to all rebuttal.
Oh, boy. This makes me nostalgic...
Happy to serve.
I love the Will Payton, Starman.
3:53 "Hodgepodge of standard superpowers" I think the PS238 comic (now a webcomic) may have the best take ever on the commonality of the "FISS" (Flight, Invulnerability, Speed, Strength) power set and the way the many capes who share it are treated as nothing special because there are so many of them. Can't provide links because TH-cam, but a search on FISS PS238 should turn up the wiki for it. Interesting read - and Julie Finster (aka 84) is one of the niftiest supers ever.
The first Starman I knew of.
I liked this starman. Had the 1st 4 issues. Even when Superman tested his abilities. If allowed to develop and learn his true limits. He would've match or even been able to surpassed Superman. Why? Yellow sun I get it. But I believe drawing from cosmic energy trumps solar anyway or anywhere. It's a accessible resource. My understanding my be flawed. But open to all rebuttal.
If you like other Starmen, check out the video on Steve Ditko's Starman.
Loved this starman
I see them quantum bands @3:30
I have all his comics till today
I loved the series. Helped me get back into DC.