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Batman was created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger. Bob Kane came up with the initial concept and Bill Finger contributed significantly to the character's development, including designing the costume and creating the alter ego of Bruce Wayne.

You can determine the value of your comic-book once you grade the condition of your book and you can do this by referring to the Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide . You can also look online to see what this issue is selling for .

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Kal-El, the Superman of Earth-1 (or the Silver Age Superman) is the version most of us are familiar with today. His counterpart, the Golden Age Superman Kal-L, used to live on Earth-2, in an alternate dimension.

Kal-L is about 20 years older than Superman, and has long been married to Lois Lane Kent. He has always been portrayed as being a touch weaker than the modern version, in part because his origins include being merely 'faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, and able to leap tall buildings in a single bound.' He had to train himself in order to be able to fly, move mountains, and travel through time; he also never spent any time honing his abilities as Superboy, which may also explain some of the differences.

Her name is Blackfire, and she was BORN that way.

Superman's biological father is Jar El. Superman's adopted father is Johnathan Kent.

Batgirl

Lois and Clark The New Adventures of Superman - 1993 is rated/received certificates of:

Argentina:13

Australia:PG

Finland:K-11 (DVD rating) (2006)

Iceland:L (some epiosodes)

Singapore:PG

USA:TV-PG

Due to graphic sexual situations and depictions of violent activity.

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Zeta Beam is a sort of teleportation device used by Adam Strange.

It began when a scientist name Sardath on the planet Rann developed it to speak with aliens over vast distances. It was mixed with radioactive energy and became the teleportation device we know and blasted Adam Strange from earth to planet Rann. It is used by the character Adam Strange to move around the universe.

Black Canary is good.

No, Batgirl is a DC Comics character, specifically associated with the Batman series. Marvel Comics has its own distinct set of superheroes and characters.

Eventually in the movie.

beastboi likes raven i think LOL. Of course he likes Raven better if you watch the show they have so many moments together. If you read the comics it obvious they love each other cause they say so.

Yes, when she's not Dianna.

Red Tornado/Abigail Mathilda "Ma" Hunkel has no enemies other than local criminals .

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Supergirl was created by Otto Binder, who was a noted science fiction writer and wrote a column called ( Our Space Age) as well as several books on UFO"s. Almost certainly he was inspired by a sort of Marilyn Monroe-Jayne Mansfield composite. Her native name , Kara means (Jewel or Gem) in German and is an obsolete standard of mineral purity -perhaps related to (Karat). There is a Kara Sea in Russian waters.

I believe it was just shyness on Robin's account, because he knows Starfire is absolutely hot for him; she shows him that at every opportunity, and thus, it's just that he's too shy for his own good.

I think Tamaraneans eat their own versions of Earth food.

"Black Panther" follows the story of T'Challa, the king of the fictional African nation of Wakanda. A warrior and protector, he inherits the throne and takes on the mantle of the Black Panther, using his enhanced strength, agility, and advanced technology to defend his people from internal and external threats. Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, Black Panther made his first appearance in "Fantastic Four" #52 in 1966. The character's rich mythology and themes of identity, power, and social justice have made him a significant figure in comic book history.

Batman not only used a gun, he killed criminals rather than bringing them to justice.

Black Panthers real identity is T'Challa very close to his father's name, T'Chaka; the original Black Panther.

you probably can but it's not a good idea. not on the legal repercussions but because most of the serious fans would be tempted to kick your ass for not giving Alan Moore what he deserves.

let me put it simply, you have a wonderful piece of literature that is adored by many and you find out that some of your so called "fans" couldn't even be bothered to go out and buy the book. if you really want to read it you are really going to want to own it. and if you still feel that it isn't wort your while to buy the book than you shouldn't see the movie. you should try categorizing your answer, then again, i couldn't find a place for blaspheme ether.

Yes, unless he is around Kryptonite.