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pyrotwilight (pyrotwilight) wrote in scans_daily,
@ 2009-07-19 23:44:00

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char: amazing man/ will everett iii, char: blue beetle/ted kord, char: booster gold/michael jon carter, char: crimson fox/constance d'aramis, char: crimson fox/vivian d'aramis, char: flash/barry allen, char: general glory/ joseph jones, char: hourman/matthew tyler, char: ice/tora olafsdotter, char: jonathan kent, char: martha kent, char: martian manhunter/j'onn j'onzz, char: maxima, char: maxwell lord, char: red tornado/ulthoon/john smith, char: rocket red 4/ dimitri pushkin, char: silver sorceress/laura neilsen, char: sue dibny, char: tomorrow woman/clara kendall, char: vibe/paco ramone, char: wonder woman/diana of themyscira, char: yazz, creator: andy lanning, creator: butch guice, creator: geoff johns, creator: grant morrison, creator: greg rucka, creator: joe kelly, creator: keith giffen, creator: kevin conrad, creator: mark propst, creator: mark waid, creator: phil jimenez, creator: richard bonk, group: metal men, title: 52, title: superman y2k

Supplementary Tomorrow Woman post
Aside from what I've shown of Tomorrow Woman in my previous (not so mega) mega post

http://asylums.insanejournal.com/scans_daily/53647.html#cutid1

She's made two more cameo appearances that I hadn't included in my original post, one most people might have seen since it was in 52 but another that was in a much less known little story

Just a little going away post for SD since I'm going on vacation to visit my family in Greece for a month tomorrow afternoon.. Nothing like Tomorrow.

Tomorrow Woman timeline

1) JLA #5v (May 1997)
2) JLA: Tomorrow Woman (Girlfrenzy) (June 1998)
3) JLA Secret Files and Origins #2 (August 1998)
4) Hourman #2 (May 1999)

Then she had an interesting semi appearance in

5) Superman Y2K (February 2000)

Tomorrow Woman (or some version of her) appears along a mass of other robotic heroes in this story. Aside from this she doesn't re-appear in the issue or get explained to any extent and for those who want some context Brainiac or a future Brainiac has attacked the world computer system just after 2000 came in (thus Y2K) and taken control of the robots of the DCU.

The writer of the story was Joe Kelly, I'll look him up one of these days, I'd really like to know what this one panel appearance meant.

Maybe there was some talk at the DC headquarters and a Tomorrow Woman 2.0 was going to be made? Well, maybe.

6) Avengers/JLA #4 (December 2003)

And finally in

7) 52 #24 (October 2006)

Yeah yeah, it's just a statue of her but given all the crap that happened in Infinite Crisis we're lucky DC didn't just decide to say she never existed and it served to show she was still in continuity.

Also, can anyone tell me who the heck that is under Booster's elbow? (Not Tora obviously the one who kinda looks like Psycho Pirate)

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	pyrotwilight 2009-07-20 04:37 am UTC (link)
	Crimson Fox was a moniker used by two sisters who each died. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

bluefall
2009-07-20 04:45 am UTC (link)

Oh, that's right, fucking STARMAN. Which makes no Goddamn sense at all, because Constance already got ~~pseudofridged and completely shafted~~ written out of the DCU when they had her turn feral and run off into the wilderness, so she shouldn't have been sane or human enough to be available for Mist's little killfest, but whatever. I guess you wanna kill a JLIer, whether or not she's actually around to kill isn't a relevant consideration.

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	aaron_bourque 2009-07-20 04:52 am UTC (link)
	Actually, because of the continuity mix-up, I just imagine there was another set of D'Aramis twins who took the Crimson Fox mantle. So there's Constance out living her fursona, and there's another sister out there who realized, since all her sisters died, she'd probably be better off not fighting crime. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	bluefall 2009-07-20 04:56 am UTC (link)
	... that actually works pretty well considering there's a third Crimson Fox running around just recently who also claims to be an heir of the D'Aramis fortune. Obviously her good sense to stay out of the game has run out. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	aaron_bourque 2009-07-20 06:38 am UTC (link)
	Well, it's probably addicting, you know. Jumping around on rooftops, catching purse-snappers, saving would-be rape victims, fighting villainry, doing good, looking good doing it . . . . (Reply to this) (Parent)

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