Of course, this was the last time Ralph and Sue were allowed any fun in the DC Universe.
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1 comment:
I'm glad this series existed, but as of 1992, it was one of the reasons DC was on the verge of slipping from second to third place in sales. The 90's were no place for a happy couple on a lighthearted adventure.
Just bought Gerard Jones' "Men of Tomorrow" today. I guess everyone's in a better place now...
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