He learned that from Arm-Fall-Off-Boy during his time in the Legion
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He learned that from Arm-Fall-Off-Boy during his time in the Legion
Who would win in a fight
Glob Herman (born Robert Herman)
Floyd Belkin/Arm-Fall-Off-Boy/Splitter
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Glob Herman (born Robert Herman) is a mutant and Member of The Omegas and the Brotherhood of Mutants. Glob Herman joined the Brotherhood wit
Floyd Belkin, also known as Arm-Fall-Off-Boy or Splitter, is a young hero from the 31st Century who failed in his tryouts for the Legion of
Who do you think is dc's most underrated/underused character
Plastic Man
Matter-Eater Lad
Arm-Fall-Off-Boy
Me: “There is nothing in the universe that could make me want to see another Suicide Squad movie.”
The Suicide Squad (2021): “Nathan Fillion as fucking Arm-Fall-Off-Boy.”
Me:
Name a superhero you could take in a fight
Based on what little I know about her: Squirrel Girl. She’s just a strong chick who has squirrels fight for her, right? I may not be a fighter, but I bet I could take on squirrels. I don’t even have to hurt them (thank god)
Like that scene in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Dude. They’re squirrels. Just stand up.
Also this ask inspired me to look up stupid superheroes, and I’m delighted to announce I could take Arm-Fall-Off-Boy in a fight:
[ID: A screenshot of a fandom.com page. The header says “Powers and Abilities”, the subheader says “Powers”, and the only entry reads, “Removable Limbs: Arm-Fall-Off-Boy has the ability to detach his limbs from his body and use them as mêlée weapons.” End ID.]
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Review: Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #11
Review: Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen #11
Review: SUPERMAN’S PAL JIMMY OLSEN #11
[Editor’s Note: This review may contain spoilers]
Writer: Matt Fraction
Artist: Steve Lieber
Colours: Nathan Fairbairn
Letters: Clayton Cowles
Reviewed By: Derek McNeil
Summary
Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen #11: Hey, look-it’s issue 11 of a 12-issue series, so it’s the perfect jumping-on point for new readers! Mysteries get solved, criminals are…
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Legion of Super-Heroes in the 31st Century #16 (2008)
(Curt Swan's Adventure Comics Vol. 1 #247 (1958) Homage)
Art by: Alexander Serra
The Legion had the weirdest superheroes