1. the Justice Machine
6. June Moone
8. Jazzy
9. Justice League of America #1
11. the Junior JSA
14. Jim Shooter and John Byrne
19. the Joker

1. the original Icicle
7. Inferno
11. Ira Quimby

6. that he still needs to breathe, which makes him vulnerable to drowning

Andy E. Nystrom wrote:

Most of those are correct (though Young All-Stars is plural). I can't count 12, though, because the Ultra-Humanite was a recurring Golden Age villain, and while he used her body, Winters was deceased in her A-SS appearances. However, you're on the right track.

I assume you mean 10

I have a question regarding Avengers membership. In Avengers #1 (2010), it opens with Captain America asking asking characters if they want to join the Avengers. The next 2 pages depict various characters agreeing (until it gets to Wonder Man). All the characters shown ended up as part of  one of the Avengers teams or something officially connected to them, such as Avengers Academy. However, the members of the "Young Avengers" were included, and yet unlike the others, were not considered members of Avengers until much later. Why was that?

15. Blackest Night
18. Emerald Dawn

zuckyd1 wrote:

5. Who played Santa with Muscles?

The real American himself, Hulk Hogan, brother!

6. the Grey Gargoyle?

Andy E. Nystrom wrote:

Both of those are correct. It was a good sequence for Talbot: He was gathering info, but he seemed sympathetic to what Rick was going through as well. It was a nice way to differentiate him from Ross.

At the time. He became more one dimensional later.

Pinball_Lizard wrote:

Aww man, when I saw this got bumped I thought a new full set of Handbooks had been announced!

I'm sorry

After all these years, here's a list of the changes between the hardcover and the trade. Not covered are very minor formatting and art restoration changes.

Guardsmen - first appearances added captions of main and secondary pictures

Generic Super-Hero - art for secondary image made clearer

Hammerhead - one sentence slightly expanded; last line of last paragraph obscured by picture below it.

Hand - first appearances added to two captions

Agatha Harkness - inset caption tweaked

Harrier (Clendenon) - secondary illo caption tweaked

Havok (Summers) - 3 secondary images resized/moved around; new note added

Hellfire Club - active issues added to 4 captions on 4th page

Hellions (Hellfire Club trainees) - active issues added to all captions; image of Firestar replaced by new one

Hellions (Emplate's) - active issues added to two images

Hellions (King Bedlam's) - active issue added to one image

Hellions (Xavier Institute's) - active issue note added to caption of main image

H.E.R.B.I.E. - caption added to main image

Hercules in the 24th Century - first appearances added to captions of all secondary images and headshots

Here Comes Tomorrow - first appearances added to all captions

Heroes for Hire (Power Man and Iron Fist) - secondary images art reversed art restored, first appearances added to captions

High Evolutionary - reference to Miles Warren removed from second paragraph; new sentence added to end of 4th paragraph; all but first sentence of 8th paragraph remove, first sentence added to former 9th paragraph;

Hitman (Kenyon) - art of secondary picture heavily restored

Hobgoblin (Macendale) - background of Jack O'Lantern removed, art restored

Home Base - caption added to main image

Howard the Duck - new sentence added in the middle of 7th paragraph, 8th and 9th paragraph merged

Hulkbusters - active issues added to all headshots and secondary images except for She-Hulk Group, replacing first appearances for Thaddeus Ross, Glenn Talbot, and Doc Samson; fir

Do mini series that were cancelled before they were finished count? If so, then you can add All Winners Squad: Band of Brothers #s 5-8 (which make have been marketed) and Sonic Disruptors #s 8-12.

11 is Mooch from the Mutts comic strip

zuckyd1 wrote:

22 & 23. Thomas O'Malley and Duchess

No, 23 is Marie from the same cartoon (Aristocats)

28 is Bucky from the Get Fuzzy comic strip