Silly comebacks was pronunciation

[junediamanti]

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "Iggy McSnurd" 
<CoyotesChild at c...> wrote:
> 
> > 
> > Superman died?!
> > 
> > Amy Z
> > who could never stand Wonder Woman so doesn't much care on that 
point
> > 
> 
> Iggy here:
> 
> You never heard of the world famous mini-series "the Doomsday 
Death of
> Superman"?  (Then, of course, he dies a multitude of times in 
another
> comic mini-series, "the Kingdom.)
> 
> Heck, if I asked my friend Bob (a veritable comic book guru), he 
would
> probably tell me that ol' Supes has died hundreds of times.
> 
> Wonder Woman died, and was resurrected, and is now a goddess (last 
I
> heard) of Justice.  Diana Prince's mother is now the current Wonder
> Woman...
> 
> But then, it also depends on what iteration of the DC universe 
you're
> talking about, since they "reset" their worlds and continuity about
> every 5-10 years... via mini-series' like "Crisis on Infinite 
Earths",
> and "Zero Hour."  (Unlike Marvel, which just tries to use odd and 
absurd
> plot twists and other lame tools to just try to cover up their own
> mistakes.  Just read all the Spider Man series' to see what I 
mean...
> especially the whole Peter Parker/Ben Reiley/Kane clones made by 
the
> Jackal thing.  I was a fan of Spider Man up until they tried to 
write up
> that whole fiasco.)  Yes, DC using their "resets" gets annoying at
> times, but I really think Marvel could use a solid reboot to their
> universe as well... or reboot to the head, at least...  But I 
digress.
> 

All writers in the DC comics stable have to check their stories with 
HQ for continuity within the current state of play in the DC 
Universe according to an interview with Neil Gaiman, author of the 
Sandman series. 

Any featuring of "other" DC Characters - ie not the author's own, 
must be approved and by all accounts they keep a very tight rein on 
this to ensure no conflicts between titles.

Neil featured a number of excellent "guest" appearances in his 
stories.

June