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POLL RESULTS: Villain Round-Up: Sept. 17, 2008: (1 comments)
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POLL: Villain Round-Up: Sept. 17, 2008

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Wednesday, September 17, 2008 - 12:05 AM


Rounding up the latest news from the "black capes"...

Dr. Light: [CBR] Depending on where you fall in the age department, that name evokes in you a different reaction. If you are a fan of the Silver Age, Arthur Light was just one of any number of average, unremarkable villains that appeared in the pages of DC Comics' "Justice League of America." If you are a student of the Bronze Age, you likely remember Doctor Light as the somewhat bumbling and, frankly, laughable enemy of the "New Teen Titans." If you are a modern fan, you know who Doctor Light is: a predatory animal, a monster. In "Final Crisis: Revelations" #1 (August 2008), Light met his well-deserved end. It is likely that no one will eulogize him; this is the best he will get.

CBR has an excellent retrospective of the ups and downs of this Silver-Age-baddie-turned-Modern-Age-monster. Read the entire story here.

POLL: Dr. Light gets snuffed in Final Crisis: Revelations #1...
 
 26% (55) ... good riddance
 
 40% (84) ... he'll be back
 
 7% (15) ... what a waste of a good character
 
 17% (36) ... so what?
 
 9% (19) ... one less baddie with a PhD
209 people have voted in this poll. (This poll is not active.)
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Re: Villain Round-Up: Sept. 17, 2008 (Score: 1)
posted Thursday, September 18, 2008 - 01:35 PM (#44824)

What a waste Dr. Light was finally beginning to become a real threat. Anyone remember his fight against ALL of the living titans (past and present) right after he recovered his memories? They could do so much more with his character. After all look what they did with the Pied Piper.


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