Missy

It was good, but for some reason I could never get into it. However, the theme song ruled.

The use of the word "cunt" in Y-The Last Man. A close tie for second would be Jessica getting fucked in the ass by Luke Cage in the first issue of Alias, and the first time Marvel used "fuck" in one of their comics.

Green Lightning The Teen Lanterns Emerald Knight G.L. 7177 b. Alexandra DeWitt (just called Green Lantern?)

Nightwing. I've always had a thing for that character, and I don't know why because I didn't like him all that much as Robin.

No, but good try.

Batman to Midnighter

M to Xavier (through Generation X) Xavier to Marrow (through the X-Men) Marrow teamed with Spidey Spidey/Peter to Betty (through the Daily Bugle)

Correct, though you could have cut the last step as Spidey has had several run-ins with Doom.

*sigh* Nor is the Punisher, technically, but it was much easier to write Six Degrees of Superheroes rather than Six Degrees of Superheroes/Supervillains. Either way I've changed the name to Six Degrees of Separation.

I start out by listing two comic book characters/teams, and you have to link them in six steps or less. EXAMPLE: Cerebus and Bishop 01. Cerebus appeared in an issue of Spawn 02. Spawn crossed with the WILDCATS (in an alternate reality) 03. Zealot (of the WILDCATS) met Logan 04. Logan and Bishop are both X-Men RULES: 01. If a connection is not made within 48-hours, a new pair can be listed. 02. Wait for confirmation. 03. Alternate reality stories count. --a. What If...?, AOA, Elseworlds, etc. 04. Do not use a creator as a connection. --a. i.e. Connecting Marv (Sin City) to Wolverine because Frank Miller has worked on both. --b. Characters and teams only. 05. Research your pair before posting to make sure there is a link. The Punisher and Dr. Doom

Yes, he did. If you want them in order, prez, here it is: Abin Sur Hal Jordan Jon Stewart Guy Gardener Kyle Rayner If the order didn't matter, Drubot got it.

Seeing as how I'm not that well versed when it comes to anime (having only seen Akira, Pokemon, DBZ, and a few others), I'm going to vote Akira because of how beautiful it is. Plus, Otomo was able to flawlessly adapt his six massively large collections into a two hour film.

How in the world did you get 11 choices in this poll?

Yup, Megazord.

That's what he was called for a long time. In fact, The Joker refers to him as such a lot. I know, it's just that saying '"the" Batman' 46 consecutive times gets a bit.....odd Oh...! True, that was lame.

The one the very first group of Power Rangers used.

That's what he was called for a long time. In fact, The Joker refers to him as such a lot.

Place: remote/deserted planet Conditions: (see below) 01. No villains. 02. No outside help. (This is five-on-five, therefore the White Ranger and his Zord cannot join the fight.) 03. The robots cannot separate into their five individual parts. 04. No leaving the machines. 05. One machine must be destroyed. 06. Any weapons that the robots have access to are fair game -- including swords and missiles.

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That was a lot quicker than I expected!

I didn't think you thought I was lying, I just thought you thought it was a bunch of rumors -- which is what I guess you thought. (Does any of that make sense?) Having all those actors does sound too good to be true, but it could just be the people Robert has contacted and everyone's blowing it out of proportion.

What is the motto/mantra sometimes spoken by Green Lantern? NOTE: I do not mean the oath, which is as follows: "... and I shall shed my light over dark evil, for the dark things cannot stand the light, the light of the Green Lantern!"

(source) Well there you go.

One day an angel mated with a demon, spawning an all-powerful/all-knowing being named Genesis. This baby 1) knew the way to Paradise, and 2) had The Word -- the power to command anyone to do anything, even God. (Think of it as a super Jedi mind trick.) God was so frightened by Genesis that he had it imprisoned and fled Heaven. Somehow Genesis broke free and bonded itself to a Baptist Preacher named Jesse Custer, who was instantly granted The Word. Thanks to an angel, Jesse learns that God quit and sets out to find him -- to use The Word to tell God to get his ass back on The Throne. And that's the high concept behind Preacher. (Though never referred to as "Preacher" or "The Preacher", Jesse Custer is the title character.)

MAJOR PREACHER SPOILERS AHEAD!!!!!!! I'm serious!!! Be warned!!! Jesse (Preacher) didn't. The Saint of Killers did. Think of him as a cowboy crow -- a man so filled with rage that his heart froze the gates of Hell upon his death, which prevented damned souls from entering. (At the same time the Angel of Death lamented about being bored.) The only way Lucifer could get the fires going again (and thus unfreezing the gates and allowing the damned entrance) was to send the unnamed man back to Earth, but the Angel of Death saw this as an opportunity to fix his boredom and crafted his sword into two revolvers that will never empty, will always hit their target, and kill whomever they hit. As the now-named Saint of Killers left Hell and the fires once again roared, Satan mouthed off and the Saint shot him. Leaving Hell (presumably) in the hands of the once-Angel of Death. While back on Earth he killed those who killed him and his family, and kept on killing because that's what he does. At some point the Saint learned that God set him on this path and sought vengeance... and got it.