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'''Leadership CRASH! Net.ropolis 2025!''' is the successor to ''[[Leadership Cry.sig: Net.ropolis 2023]]'', revealing the results of the LNH leadership election and its terrible consequences!

== Remnants of the Legion ==

=== The Legion of Bad Judgment Boys ===

* '''Leader:''' [[Hex Luthor]]
* Like a thousand alternate-universe versions of [[Bad Judgment Boy]]

=== The Enigma of Net.Heroes ===

== Where to Read ==

[[Category:Classic LNH Cascades]]

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 == History ==
-Ramaj Singh has done a little professional thieving for various governments and a little monster chasing. He "retired" from monster chasing when the organization he was a member of was destroyed by attack from without and within (though not before being cursed with a [[Plot Device|Weirdness Magnet]]). He's since carried on the work part-time, mostly as a form of self defense. His studies of monsters broadened, and he ended up in the habit of stealing information wherever he could get it from whoever wasn't looking. To maintain the flow of information, he befriended a recently fired executive...<ref name = backstory />
+Ramaj Singh has done a little professional thieving for various governments and a little monster chasing. He "retired" from monster chasing when the organization he was a member of was destroyed by attack from without and within (though not before being cursed with a [[Plot Device|Weirdness Magnet]]). He's since carried on the work part-time, mostly as a form of self defense. His studies of monsters broadened, and he ended up in the habit of stealing information wherever he could get it from whoever wasn't looking. To maintain the flow of information, he befriended a recently fired executive who called himself [[Deft]]<ref name = backstory />.
-By mid-1993, Ramaj and [[Deft]] lived together in the mysterious Room-Continuum. Deft saw the coming of [[Multiversal Office|a force]] that was trying to control Access, and when Ramaj realized this would upset their dinner plans, they went off to [[Chicago]] to face it. They joined the big gathering of [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade|trenchcoaters]]<ref name = WotA />, and ended up sucked into one of the [[Universal Office]]'s Pocket Bureaucracies.
+By mid-1993, Ramaj and Deft lived together in the mysterious Room-Continuum. Deft saw the coming of [[Multiversal Office|a force]] that was trying to control Access, and when Ramaj realized this would upset their dinner plans, they went off to [[Chicago]] to face it. They joined the big gathering of [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade|trenchcoaters]]<ref name = WotA />, and ended up sucked into one of the [[Universal Office]]'s Pocket Bureaucracies.
 == Personality ==

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 == History ==
-Deft and [[Ramaj]] lived together in the mysterious Room-Continuum. Deft saw the coming of [[Multiversal Office|a force]] that was trying to control Access, and when Ramaj realized this would upset their dinner plans, they went off to [[Chicago]] to face it. They joined the big gathering of [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade|trenchcoaters]]<ref name = WotA />, and ended up sucked into one of the [[Universal Office]]'s Pocket Bureaucracies.
+Deft was once an undistinguished middle manager for a large corporation in the throes of downsizing. The pressure of constantly firing people while avoiding being fired lead him to watch lots and lots of professional wrestling. He began to draw parallels between the wrestling storylines and his own struggles, leading to a moment where he saw himself being allegorically fired on TV at the same time that he was being literally fired. He was overwhelmed by a deep understanding of human perception and the universe, blew a mental fuse, and turned into a fount of universal enthusiasm. Eventually, Deft was befriended by [[Ramaj|Ramaj Singh]], who gave him a place to stay in exchange for information<ref name = backstory />.
 == Personality ==
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 <references>
 <ref name = WotA>In ''[[Wrath of the Administrator]]'' &ndash; [[Footnote Girl]]</ref>
 </references>
 [[Category:NTB Characters]]

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 == History ==
-Ramaj Singh has done a little professional thieving for various governments and a little monster chasing. He "retired" from monster chasing when the organization he was a member of was destroyed by attack from without and within (though not before being cursed with a [[Plot Device|Weirdness Magnet]]). He's since carried on the work part-time, mostly as a form of self defense. His studies of monsters broadened, and he ended up in the habit of stealing information wherever he could get it from whoever wasn't looking. To maintain the flow of information, he befriended a young, recently fired executive...<ref name = backstory />
+Ramaj Singh has done a little professional thieving for various governments and a little monster chasing. He "retired" from monster chasing when the organization he was a member of was destroyed by attack from without and within (though not before being cursed with a [[Plot Device|Weirdness Magnet]]). He's since carried on the work part-time, mostly as a form of self defense. His studies of monsters broadened, and he ended up in the habit of stealing information wherever he could get it from whoever wasn't looking. To maintain the flow of information, he befriended a recently fired executive...<ref name = backstory />
 By mid-1993, Ramaj and [[Deft]] lived together in the mysterious Room-Continuum. Deft saw the coming of [[Multiversal Office|a force]] that was trying to control Access, and when Ramaj realized this would upset their dinner plans, they went off to [[Chicago]] to face it. They joined the big gathering of [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade|trenchcoaters]]<ref name = WotA />, and ended up sucked into one of the [[Universal Office]]'s Pocket Bureaucracies.

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	== Complete List of LNH Works ==		== Complete List of LNH Works ==
		+
		+	=== Classic LNH ===
		+
		+	* [[Antipodean Antics]] #1-2
		+	* [[Beige Midnight]] #1-4, 9 (co-written with [[Arthur Spitzer]]
		+	* [[Flame Wars IV]] #0-5 (co-written with [[Jamie Rosen]]
		+	* [[Kid Not Appearing In Any Retcon Hour Story (series)\|Kid Not Apppearing In Any Retcon Hour Story]] #1-3
		+	* [[Limp-Asparagus Lad (series)\|Limp-Asparagus Lad]] #1-58, Annual #1, Specials #1-3, v2 #0
		+	* [[Legion of Net.Heroes Volume 2]] #4-5, 23-29, 31, 33-36, 38-40, 42, 45-46, 48, 50 (with [[Jeanne Morningstar]], [[Rob Rogers]], [[Scott Eiler]], [[Dave Van Domelen]], [[Arthur Spitzer]], [[Drew Nilium]], and [[Martin Phipps]]), 52, 57-60
		+	* [[LNH Comics Presents]] #41, 44, 56, 63 ([[Infinite Leadership Crisis]] Episodes 6, 9, 21, and 28)
		+	* [[Lurker Lad (series)\|Lurker Lad]] #5-6 (co-written with [[Ben Rawluk]])
		+	* [[The Death of Cheesecake-Eater Lad]] #2-5
		+	* [[War Without Worlds]] #1-3
		+
		+	=== LNH20 ===
		+
		+	* [[Bite-Size Tales of the LNH v20]] #10, 14
		+	* [[LNH20 Comics Presents]] #7
		+	* [[Wrapped]] #0
		+
		+	=== LNHY ===
		+
		+	* [[The Daily Super Short-Short Story]] #19-63 (The Devil Went Down to Georgia)
		+	* [[Looniverse Y]] #10
		+
		+	=== NTB ===
		+
		+	* [[Bluey (series)\|Bluey]] #1-2
		+	* Misanthropic Tales of the [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade]] ([[Legion of Net.Heroes Volume 2]] #25, 33, 38, 42, 57)
		+	* [[Who Killed the Cat With Glasses?]] (co-written with [[Arthur Spitzer]], [[Rob Rogers]], and [[Scott Eiler]])
		+
		+	=== Other/Assorted ===
		+
		+	* [[Cover Gallery]] #9i-10i, 12i, 14i-18i, 23i, 30i, 76i
		+	* [[End of Month Reviews]] #1-98

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

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 * [[WikiLull]] #5
 * [[Legion of Net.Heroes Volume 3]] #4
 [[Category:Classic LNH Members]]
 [[Category:Hackers]]

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 * [[Another LNH Title? Really?]] #8
 * [[Leadership Cry.sig: Net.ropolis 2023]] #3
 [[Category:Classic LNH Members]]

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-'''Cover Gallery''' is an anyone-can-write series, created by [[Drew Nilium]], consisting entirely of made-up comic book covers. It can cover stories from any [[imprint]].
+'''Cover Gallery''' is an anyone-can-write series, created by [[Drew Nilium]], consisting entirely of made-up comic book covers. It can cover stories (well, covers for stories) from any [[imprint]].
 == Where to Read ==
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 ||[[Classic LNH|LNH]]: [https://lists.eyrie.org/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/racc@lists.eyrie.org/thread/366CDTG42V2TGBR665DJAL4BB55YYVTM/ #74i] by [[Arthur Spitzer]]
 ||[[Classic LNH|LNH]]: [https://lists.eyrie.org/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/racc@lists.eyrie.org/thread/H6VPUVVQQQ7GHYRUEIYW6WBDOXHKAHPA/ #75i] by [[Drew Nilium]]
 |}
 [[Category:Ongoing Series]]

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-The Latest LNH Stories as of '''May 14th, 2026''':
+The Latest LNH Stories as of '''May 19th, 2026''':
 = 2026 Stories =
 ;May 14, 2026

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 * [[Teenfactor (series)|Teenfactor]] #75, 77, 90
 * [[The Adventures of Easily-Discovered Man]] #37
-* [[Legion of Net.Heroes Volume 2]] #50
+* [[Legion of Net.Heroes Volume 2]] #50 (flashback)
 [[Category:Classic LNH Heroes]]
 [[Category:Cats]]
 [[Category:Characters Created by Amabel Holland]]

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−	{{Herobox\|name = Deft\|faction = [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade\|trenchcoater]]\|creator = [[Scott Emery]]\|extra = \|alter = \|alias = None\|primary = Scott Emery\|status = Member of the [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade]]\|usability = Usable With Permission}}	+	{{Herobox\|name = Deft\|faction = [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade\|trenchcoater]]\|creator = [[Scott Emery]]\|extra = \|alter = Charles Huston\|alias = None\|primary = Scott Emery\|status = Member of the [[Net.Trenchcoat Brigade]]\|usability = Usable With Permission}}

	== History ==		== History ==

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 == Context ==
-The cascade's name was inspired by the anime ''Bubblegum Crisis: Tokyo 2040'' (which was a reboot of the original ''Bubblegum Crisis'', much as ''LCN23'' follows on
+The cascade's name was inspired by the anime ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubblegum_Crisis_Tokyo_2040 Bubblegum Crisis: Tokyo 2040]'' (which was a reboot of the original ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubblegum_Crisis Bubblegum Crisis]'', much as ''LCN23'' follows on from the ''[[Leadership Crisis]]'' and the ''[[Infinite Leadership Crisis]]'').
 [[Category:Classic LNH Cascades]]

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 * Issue 2x31: [https://lists.eyrie.org/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/racc@lists.eyrie.org/thread/HTVLDIV727XPR6URJDZWDWTYJTHCXHEP/ "Face the Consequences! Hope You Survive the Experience?"]
 * Issue 3x32: [https://lists.eyrie.org/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/racc@lists.eyrie.org/thread/CQQRVJM5NMXDRQT6SDQIEPLAYNPETA6G/ "The False Ninja and the False Writer! A Totally Real Pool of Wine-Dark Grief!"]
 [[Category:Classic LNH Cascades]]

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 |[[Jeanne Morningstar]] <ref name = yousaidit />
 |}
+----
 Currently missing entries for ''[[Myopia Man and Colorblind Kid]]'' #1-2, ''[[Galumpy C]]'' #1-6, ''[[Kid Mysticism and the Net.Titans|Kid Mysticism]]'' #1-17, ''[[Stranger Tales]]'' #1, ''[[The Machine]]'' #8-10, ''[[Pigs in Time]]'' #1-5, ''[[The Indie (series)|The Indie]]'' #7, and the part of ''[[Beige Midnight]]'' that was set during ''[[Retcon Hour]]'', as well as flashbacks and flashforwards in various series.
 == Footnotes ==

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 See also the [[Classic LNH Timeline]].
+----
 {| class="timebox"
 |'''Title and Issue'''

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 <ref name = timharris>This story, a reaction to the destruction of [[Sig.ago]] in ''The Team'', belongs to a since-retconned alternate timeline of the [[Looniverse]], as established in ''[[President Evil]]''.</ref>
-<ref name = misanthropic>The first in a series of one-shot ''[[Misanthropic Tales of the Net.Trenchcoat Brigade]]'' by [[Saxon Brenton]].</ref>
+<ref name = misanthropic>The first in a series of one-shot ''[[Legion of Net.Heroes Volume 2|Misanthropic Tales of the Net.Trenchcoat Brigade]]'' by [[Saxon Brenton]].</ref>
 <ref name = lunaverse>For a long while, the NTB seemed pretty thoroughly dead. However, as a wise man once said, "That is not dead which can eternal lie, and in strange aeons even Apathy may die." In this case the resurrection was done by [[Drew Nilium]], who decided to take a different approach to supernatural weirdness in the Looniverse, drawing on urban fantasy and YA fiction&mdash; the [[Lunaverse]]. ''[[WikiLull]]'' illustrated the transition from NTB to Lunaverse, establishing a milieu where new waves and genres of magic had come into being, distinct but taking inspiration from the NTB.<br />

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 The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Gruenwald Mark Gruenwald] of the LNH, '''Saxon Brenton''' knows everything there is to know about LNH history and then some. His work on ''[[Limp-Asparagus Lad (series)|Limp-Asparagus Lad]]'' and ''[[Legion of Net.Heroes Volume 2]]'' has been instrumental in defining and exploring the history and nature of the [[Looniverse]].
-He's written many chapters for [[Chaotic Add-On Cascade|add-on cascades]], and has been an architect behind crossovers like ''[[Flame Wars IV]]'' and ''[[War Without Worlds]]''.  He's also worked in other LNH [[imprint]]s, writing ''[[Bluey (series)|Bluey]]'' and ''[[Misanthropic Tales of the Net.Trenchcoat Brigade]]'' for the [[NTB]], ''[[The Daily Super Short-Short Story|The Devil Came Down to Georgia]]'' for [[LNHY]], and several short pieces for [[LNH20]].
+He's written many chapters for [[Chaotic Add-On Cascade|add-on cascades]], and has been an architect behind crossovers like ''[[Flame Wars IV]]'' and ''[[War Without Worlds]]''.  He's also worked in other LNH [[imprint]]s, writing ''[[Bluey (series)|Bluey]]'' and ''[[Legion of Net.Heroes Volume 2|Misanthropic Tales of the Net.Trenchcoat Brigade]]'' for the [[NTB]], ''[[The Daily Super Short-Short Story|The Devil Came Down to Georgia]]'' for [[LNHY]], and several short pieces for [[LNH20]].
 He's also been a tireless cheerleader for [[RACC]] (even though he insists it's just for his own benefit), writing ''[[End of Month Reviews]]'' to catalogue and review the group's output.

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 |[[Hungry, Hungry Sabertooths!]] #49-50 '''[L]'''
 |[[Jeanne Morningstar]] and [[Drew Nilium]]
 |-
 {{Timeline_Label_Bold|2026}}
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 <ref name = lunaverse>For a long while, the NTB seemed pretty thoroughly dead. However, as a wise man once said, "That is not dead which can eternal lie, and in strange aeons even Apathy may die." In this case the resurrection was done by [[Drew Nilium]], who decided to take a different approach to supernatural weirdness in the Looniverse, drawing on urban fantasy and YA fiction&mdash; the [[Lunaverse]]. ''[[WikiLull]]'' illustrated the transition from NTB to Lunaverse, establishing a milieu where new waves and genres of magic had come into being, distinct but taking inspiration from the NTB.<br />
 Lunaverse stories will only be included in the NTB Timeline if they involve NTB characters or concepts.</ref>
 <ref name = theoffice>''ASH'' #107-109 are a story where the [[Multiversal Office]] interacts with the setting and characters of the [[ASH]] [[imprint]]. Later, during the "City of Night" storyline, ASH attempts to use the Office as a way to travel to the otherwise-inaccessible city of Berlin.</ref>

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 '''Leadership CRASH! Net.ropolis 2025!''' is the successor to ''[[Leadership Cry.sig: Net.ropolis 2023]]'', revealing the results of the LNH leadership election and its terrible consequences!
 == Remnants of the Legion ==
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 === The Enigma of Net.Heroes ===
 == Where to Read ==
+* Issue 1x30: [https://lists.eyrie.org/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/racc@lists.eyrie.org/thread/VCN2TGIKBXXZP5TC63UVZQJV3DQZNTVN/ "Cut to the Chase! Begin the Fearful Saga of Imperium Hex Part II!"]
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−	'''Leadership Cry.sig: Net.ropolis 2023''' (also stylized as ''Leadership Crisis: Net.ropolis 2023'' or ''LCN23'') is a [[Classic LNH]]/[[Lunaverse]] [[Chaotic Add-On Cascade]] about the battle for leadership of the Legion! It started in March of 2023 and ~~is currently ongoing, and has been~~ written ~~so far~~ by [[Drew Nilium]], [[Arthur Spitzer]], [[Rob Rogers]], [[Subnet Mask]], [[Jeanne Morningstar]], and [[Scott Eiler]].	+	'''Leadership Cry.sig: Net.ropolis 2023''' (also stylized as ''Leadership Crisis: Net.ropolis 2023'' or ''LCN23'') is a [[Classic LNH]]/[[Lunaverse]] [[Chaotic Add-On Cascade]] about the battle for leadership of the Legion! It started in March 2023 and was written by [[Drew Nilium]], [[Arthur Spitzer]], [[Rob Rogers]], [[Subnet Mask]], [[Jeanne Morningstar]], and [[Scott Eiler]].
		+
		+	In November 2024, it was succeeded by ''[[Leadership CRASH! Net.ropolis 2025!]]''

	== History ==		== History ==

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 * [[All-New Legion of Net.Heroes]] #1-4 (with [[Renata]], [[Edward Hauser]], and [[Antonio Menteguiaga]])
 * [[Burst Beetle Tweseveny (series)|Burst Beetle Tweseveny]] #1-9
-* [[Cover Gallery]] #1i, 3i-8i, 11i, 19i-22i, 24i-27i, 31i, 33i-37i, 1001i, 1003i, 1005i-1008i, 1010i-1011i, 51i, 53i-55i, 67i-72i
+* [[Cover Gallery]] #1i, 3i-8i, 11i, 19i-22i, 24i-27i, 31i, 33i-37i, 1001i, 1003i, 1005i-1008i, 1010i-1011i, 51i, 53i-55i, 67i-72i, 75i
 * [[Crisis Legion NetCascader]] Episodes 1-3
 * [[Doctor Stomper's Guide to the Deep Omnilooniverse]], 2021 Update

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 * [[The Add-A-Sentence Cascade!]] (with [[Amabel Holland]] and [[Martin Phipps]])
-* [[Cover Gallery]] #2i, 29i, 32i, 56i
+* [[Cover Gallery]] #2i, 29i, 32i, 56i, 73i-74i
 * [[Hurrikhal (series)|Hurrikhal]] #1
 * [[Legion of Net.Heroes Webcomic]]

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 Once, [[Usenet]]flix was going to make a [[The Namer Boy Documentary Project|documentary]] about him, and then things got ''weird''...
-In the completely ridiculous alt.ernate future shown in ''[[JONG]]'' #69, Namer Boy became leader of the [[LNH (Classic Team)|LNH]] after ''Everyone Loses an Eye and Has to Wear an Eyepatch From Now On Cry.Sig''.
+In the [[Looniverse-69|completely ridiculous alt.ernate future]] shown in ''[[JONG]]'' #69, Namer Boy became leader of the [[LNH (Classic Team)|LNH]] after ''Everyone Loses an Eye and Has to Wear an Eyepatch From Now On Cry.Sig''.
 == Personality ==
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 * [[WikiLull]] #4
 * [[The Namer Boy Documentary Project]]: Season One #1, The Blood Scrawled Crystal Skull of the Namer Boy Documentary Project: Season Four #4
 [[Category:Classic LNH Members]]
 [[Category:Free For Use]]
 [[Category:Characters Created by Arthur Spitzer]]

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 == Appearances ==
-* [[Limp-Asparagus Lad (series)|Limp-Asparagus Lad]] #8, 10-12 ("Adventures on the Letterspage" segments)
+* ''First Appearance:''' [[Limp-Asparagus Lad (series)|Limp-Asparagus Lad]] #8 ("Adventures on the Letterspage" segment)
 [[Category:Classic LNH Heroes]]
 [[Category:Characters Created by Saxon Brenton]]

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 * '''First Appearance''': [[The Liminals (series)|The Liminals]] #1
 * [[The Liminals (series)|The Liminals]] #11
 [[Category:Classic LNH Villains]]
 [[Category:Characters Created by Jeanne Morningstar]]

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 ||[[Classic LNH|LNH]]: [https://lists.eyrie.org/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/racc@lists.eyrie.org/thread/AHQ3XJTF3XS6CKXXL3QNFYPIP4EWQUMJ/ #71i] by [[Drew Nilium]]
 ||[[Classic LNH|LNH]]: [https://lists.eyrie.org/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/racc@lists.eyrie.org/thread/4BENGTLDMWYACEAPKNFZB5BUXSPEAFNW/ #72i] by [[Drew Nilium]]
 |}
 [[Category:Ongoing Series]]

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 : [[Classic LNH|LNH]]: ''[[Cover Gallery]]'' [https://lists.eyrie.org/mailman3/hyperkitty/list/racc@lists.eyrie.org/thread/366CDTG42V2TGBR665DJAL4BB55YYVTM/ #74i] by [[Arthur Spitzer]]
 ;May 13, 2026

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 He joined the [[LNH (Classic Team)|LNH]] around the time of the ''[[Cry.Sig]]'', to protect them from the coming of the [[Rob Liefeld|Power Liefeld]]. In ''[[The Comics Connection]]'', he saved Sing-Along Lass by imbuing her with a portion of his power, transforming her into his Herald. He took on the responsibility of training her to protect her from the cosmic beings who would take notice of a wielder of the Power Kirby.
-Leading the LNH into battle against [[Dimwiticus]], the Devourer of Dimension, he was put on trial for his intervention by a court of cosmic beings chaired by the [[Living Moderator]], but was declared innocent, for he was fulfilling his responsibility as the wielder of the Power Kirby, who embody "the best of the good and the worst of the bad." Not long after, [[Sing-Along Lass]] returned her power to him after she had become the cosmically-charged Carina, the Kirbian.
+Leading the LNH into battle against [[Dimwiticus]], the Devourer of Dimension, he was put on trial for his intervention by a court of cosmic beings chaired by the [[Living Moderator]], but was declared innocent, for he was fulfilling his responsibility as the wielder of the Power Kirby, who embody "the best of the good and the worst of the bad". Not long after, [[Sing-Along Lass]] returned her power to him after she had become the cosmically-charged Carina, the Kirbian.
 Kid Kirby continued to assist the LNH in many a cosmic battle, such as facing off against the minions of [[Barkseid]] and the invasion of [[OMAR]]. On September 11th, 2001, he (or a Kirbybot) saved one of the twin towers from falling, though this did not prevent the [[Drama]]tic imbalance caused by [[Real Life]] events intruding on the LNH<ref name = sept11 />.
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 * [[Beige Countdown]] #11-9
 * [[Beige Midnight]] #3-4
 == Footnotes ==
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 <references>
-<ref name = sept11>''[[Limp-Asparagus Lad (series)|Limp-Asparagus Lad]]'' #55 &ndash; [[Footnote Girl]]</ref>
+<ref name = sept11>See ''[[Limp-Asparagus Lad (series)|Limp-Asparagus Lad]]'' #55 &ndash; [[Footnote Girl]]</ref>
 <ref name = boomtube>Originally, Kid Kirby used Boom Tubes, a straight use of the Fourth World concept on which they were based. However, starting with [[Lalo Martins]] in ''[[58.5]]'', writers switched over to Bang Paths, a parodic [http://catb.org/jargon/html/B/bang-path.html internet reference] more in keeping with the nature of the LNH.</ref>
 <ref name = BC>''[[Beige Countdown]]'' #10-9 &ndash; Footnote Girl</ref>

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 * [[Scary Ghost Lass]] was brought back from the dead.
 * A new version of [[Mother Time (Classic)|Mother Time]] (who was also the [[Time Crapper]]) showed up to [[Time-Waster Lad]].
-* The [[Bogusite]] showed up for the first time since [[Multi-Tasking Man: Innocent Bystander|his first appearance]] as a member of [[Mistake]]'s [[Brotherhood of Net.Villains]].
+* The [[Bogusite]] showed up for the first time since [[Multi-Tasking Man: Innocent Bystander|his first appearance]] as a member of [[Mistake]]'s [[Uprising of Net.Villains|Brotherhood of Net.Villains]].
 === Characters Re-Reintroduced ===

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 '''Modern:'''
 * [[Leadership Cry.sig: Net.ropolis 2023]] #1, 14.26, 16.0.0.28
 == See Also ==