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What's your
rarest Legion collectible?
This
list highlights 21 of the scarcest Legion-related items
that collectors covet.
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Did you know
that Proty had its origins in a 1941 science fiction pulp
novel? Read
how writer Edmond Hamilton transferred the concept
over to comic books.
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Here's a
look at the work of one of the longest-serving artists on
the Legion of Super-Heroes titles, Jeff
Moy. And it wasn't just the comic books ... you'll
find his Legion work on posters, shirts, cards and various
sketches and commission pieces.
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Penciller
Christopher Taylor made a pitch to DC Comics for a new Legion
title in 2015, during the period when the title had been
cancelled. With recent reboots failing, could it be time
to revisit Christopher's project? See
his sample pages and concept characters here.
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Role-playing
games continue to be popular in various forms. Among the
many comic book characters featured in play have been various
Legion-related heroes and villains, with several products
and merchandise released providing extensive data on them.
Find
out more here.
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Comic convention
souvenir books often contain information about the event,
bios on the guests, comic book previews, and more often
than not, specially-commissioned sketches or original pieces
from participating artists. Coming across programs
with Legion-related art in them can be quite
a treasure find.
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The so-called
2995
LEGION SOURCEBOOK was indispensable reading for
fans of the 5YL saga. But did you know that several pages
of material were not included for lack of space? Some entire
Legion-member entries were omitted by the editors, including
information on Storm Boy and Nightwind. Read
the missing pages here.
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Sure, you
read SECRET
ORIGINS 46 and thought that the original rocket-shaped
Legion Clubhouse was actually Fortress Lad frozen into this
form after sacrificing his life *choke*. But a different
story had been crafted and pencilled for the Clubhouse's
origin, which was never published. See
the pages here.
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Check up on
a Legionnaire's birthday
here, and also discover lots of other significant
dates with a Legion twist.
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Find out
more about the different publications that the Legion's
Christmas story has appeared in, and celebrate
the season with some futuristic festive fun.
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Forget the
plastic toys with multiple points of articulation. Once
you've seen Mike
Madrid's models, nothing else compares!
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And they
call it puppy love! Click
here to find out more about the canine version
of the Legion and its various forms.
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In 2006,
a group of Legion fans in the United Kingdom released a
CD of Legion-inspired songs. Find
out more here!
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Mash-ups, mixes,
mayhem and mirth!
Here
are some imaginative Legion-inspired comic book covers.
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The Legion and the Amazonian
team up against Aquaman! Outrageous? Would you buy the comic?
See
here.
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