Yesterday, we talked about how the Warlock of Ys never got no respect. Well, that's even more obvious when we look at Justice League of America #51 (1967, a year after his first appearance) when Green Lantern corrupts his name!
The Warlock of Dis? That's not the same place at all! But don't worry, Zatanna - by way of Gerry Conway in JLA #161 - explains the flub away:
This story happened in 1978. That's a long freakin' time for Zee to hold in that piece of pedantry! Verily, the retcon we never knew we needed!
But does it even make sense? If the Warlock of Ys was hidden away inside Green Lantern's mind, would he get his own name wrong? I call shenanigans, Mr. Conway.
Now are we going to talk about why Zatanna and Hal Jordan never had an affair?
The Warlock of Dis? That's not the same place at all! But don't worry, Zatanna - by way of Gerry Conway in JLA #161 - explains the flub away:
This story happened in 1978. That's a long freakin' time for Zee to hold in that piece of pedantry! Verily, the retcon we never knew we needed!
But does it even make sense? If the Warlock of Ys was hidden away inside Green Lantern's mind, would he get his own name wrong? I call shenanigans, Mr. Conway.
Now are we going to talk about why Zatanna and Hal Jordan never had an affair?
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Hal's into carnival ladies. The more they smell of cigarettes and funnel cakes, the better.
Anyone else we should add to the list?