5. Wildcat (Ted Grant)
7. World's Finest
10. the Wanderers
14. the War that Time Forgot!
23. Weird Science-Fantasy

2. Valor
13. Viking Prince
17. Vixen

3. Untold Legend of Batman
6. Uncle Dudley Marvel
13. Uncle Scrooge

12. the T-Force
15. Tales Calculated to Drive You Mad

2. Tales of the New Teen Titans
21. Thunderbunny
22. Tangent

10. a) Showcase b) Superman

I assume one of the reasons for the "Isaiah came before Steve" was comments made before the series came out in Wizard Magazine, at least. I remember an article saying something like "the army would test the serum on a black guy before giving it to a blond haired, blue eyed kid like Steve". That could have A) been part of the original pitch which was changed, or B) that's realistically what would have happened. However, what many people with only casual knowledge ignore, is that That was not what ended up being published. (Also, Jack Windmere, the African-American man who was a candidate along side of Steve, never gets mentioned.

For my question, it was Swerve, in the Transformers:More Than Meets the Eye comic. He sent Megatron, who was a frustrated poet before starting the Decepticons in this continuity, to "Visages", the bar started by Mirage on the Lost Light.

11. a moose

Sonic Disruptors. Supposed to be a 12 issue maxi-series, but only 7 were published.

11. a polar bear? (Northern Exposure? just guessing)

Loki wrote:

Plus Sidney's bonus question: which bar owner sent Megatron to read poetry at his rival's establishment?
 

 from a IDW Transformers comic

7. the Golem

1. Arkh-Morpork
12. Morn
15. Rene's?, and to hearing the awful singing of the owner's wife (from the show 'Allo, 'Allo)
25. Nancy Callahan

Here's a bonus question from me: which bar owner sent Megatron to read poetry at his rival's establishment?

1. Orka Dorka Doo
12. Mordred

2. the New Batman Adventures? (I don't remember what the series was called at the time, although I do know that Steve Gerber wrote that episode)