Talk:Psycho-Pirate

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Morrison's Work on Animal Man[edit]

While the apperance of Roger Hayden as the Psycho Pirate casts some doubt on the status of Morrison's run on Animal Man, there are certain aspects that must be taken into consideration. Psycho Pirate's ability to create matter out of thin air and his knowledge of multiple timelines (including recent ones such as the Titans Tomorrow timeline) are signs of Morrison's influence. Note that his powers were those of emotion in the past. In JSA Classified, he's physically attacking both Power Girl and Huntress with his constructs. However, it is never implicitly stated that Psycho Pirate is pulling the various persons seen from different timelines and universes. Therefore, the safest alternative is to merely report that he has returned, and to not comment on the status of Morrison's run on Animal Man. Therefore, I'm removing the line referencing the annullment of Morrison's run.

Links/Explanations[edit]

This article needs some more links or explanations, like "Golden Age" and retconned, for example. It makes it hard to understand for people who don't know much about comics (like me). -- Awiseman 07:56, 6 May 2006 (UTC)[reply]

"Golden Age" is the period beetween the birth of Superman (1935) to the early 1950's. It was considered "Golden" because many popular comic book characters were created that time, including Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Captain America and so forth.

Halstead[edit]

Anyone know where I can find pics of this guy? Bluecatcinema 10:12, 5 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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