Source: Ambush Bug Year None #7 (2008)
Type: Alternate Earth
No, it's Supersaur! (At least that's how I call him.) Sadly, that version of the DCU was wiped out in the First Crisis, just as today's Superman won't be here forever.
cough cough
And look! There actually WAS a Supersaurus in nature:
If only he'd been red and blue...
Type: Alternate Earth
No, it's Supersaur! (At least that's how I call him.) Sadly, that version of the DCU was wiped out in the First Crisis, just as today's Superman won't be here forever.cough cough
And look! There actually WAS a Supersaurus in nature:
If only he'd been red and blue...
You know, if Marvel can put out a comic with super-pets, then DC can do the same with super dinosaurs. Of course it would have to be a kids book, but still it could be fun.
ReplyDeleteWould be lovely! DC hasn't invested enough in its all-ages line lately.
ReplyDeleteThere's really no reason to suspect that the Supersaurus wasn't red and blue, y'know... colors don't leave a fossil record.
ReplyDeleteIf we believe the multi-colored theory. Or about some feathers?
ReplyDelete(I'm not saying I don't believe.)