On Sat, 28 Feb 1998, Chris Davies wrote:


So why was he dumb enough to leave this journal lying around if it was a
secret?

	B-ko's father was the PRE-CRISIS Luthor, okay?  Not to be confused
with that tuna sandwich who's been running around impersonating him for the
last twelve years.  There's a special place in Purgatory awaiting John Byrne
for turning Lex Luthor into a cheap rip-off of the Kingpin of Crime ...

I rather despise the pre-crisis Luthor and thought that what Byrne did to
him was one of the few good things he's ever done.  And Luthor post-crisis
usually out-kingpins the kingpin :)


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      Clever Nabiki sighed.  Magic wouldn't do the trick, either.  The
next day, she tried putting poison in the ogres' food, but everyone just
ended up thinking Princess Tomboy had tried to cook it.
"The Tale of Clever Nabiki", by Hans Christian Anderson