/me pushes red button for Chef Garry....

where does jafo get all those wonderful toys...

sorry for creating another tread on this Jafo...didnt know this one was here.

But, I'd me Spiderman. I think his costume is cool and all his powers arent too unrealistic. And hes stealthy, i like to have a stealthy ninja type movement.

you mean you don't?

I used to, now I kinda limp , though I can still be pretty fast when needed.

Muttly! He's soooooo adorable.

Yack'o

Thanks Eric...Underdog Rocks..."Have no fear, Underdog is here." And remember Tennesee Tuxedo?

hmmm...reminds me of a story I heard about all of the superheroes gathering for a convention in Florida. Batman and Robin were hanging out in the lobby when in comes Superman. Batman says to the Man of Steel " What took you so long? We've been here for hours... and Superman says " Well I decided to fly over the beach before I came in and as I was looking down I saw WonderWoman lying naked in the sun...I couldn't resist flying down and impressing her with my charm! Then Robin says " Ohboy... I bet she was surprised ! Then Superman says " Yes she was Robin... but not nearly as much as the InvisibleMan

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Chinacat....Wonder Woman......interchangeable...

I dunno, I had forgotten about The Tick. He'd be on my short list as well. Ignorance is bliss.

anyone watch space ghost?

Hmmmmmmmmm. Did anyone ever watch MTV specials. I believe there was a dark toon called the "Blue Max" or "Max" something. It was complicated with split personalties, constant plot shifts, that sort of thing. >

max headrom

No. This toon had real strange people. Remember the 60 and 70's comix. Max was like the "Tik" but the toon was relatively serious in nature. Don't worry someone will come along the knows about it. >

It was "The Maxx" based on a comic of the same name; very wierd.
If I could be a superhero it would be "The Sloth" with the ability to sleep anywhere and at any time.

Yes,"The Maxx". Thanks LazyDawg. I wouldn't have been able to sleep tonite without that info. Now, what was the girls name and what were the blobs with feet called. I really liked that toon, so surreal. >

Did a Google
Simon Kieth's popular comic book was adapted for television in this multipart animated series first broadcast on MTV. A little confusing, the series--which concerns a kind of hulking superhero and his attachment to a female therapist and her teenage client--is actually mesmerizing and surprisingly touching. The writing is unusually sophisticated, and Kieth's ability to create complex female characters and provide their incisive dialogue should be the envy of any male scribe. Parallel action set in a so-called outback--an escape from reality--is wild and evocative of childhood fantasies. This is a strangely beautiful show all around. --Tom Keogh

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Image bandit!!

Bananaman his something special
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Boris Badinov!! For a serious superhero....The Silver Surfer!!! Tough boss though.

Now, what was the girls name and what were the blobs with feet called. I really liked that toon, so surreal.

The girl's name was Julie, or the Jungle Queen in the Outback. The blobs with feet were called the Isz.

hehe Bakerstreet.... the Tick, that was my choice as I opened the thread...... love that moron. "Spoooon!!" 

#20 Shouldn't it be "Madam Snowwoman"

umm.... depends on who you ask....

#23 Hey that Madam Snowman ain't no Shelia!

and how can you be so sure about that?!

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