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| + | {{Herobox|name = LetterinG MaN|faction = [[net.hero]]|creator = [[Charles FitzGerald]]|extra = |alter = Unknown|alias = None|primary = Charles FitzGerald|status = Former member of the [[LNH (Classic Team)]]|usability = Usable With Permission}} | ||
| + | == History == | ||
| + | A member of the [[LNH (Classic Team)|LNH]] since before his first story, he gained his own series and the editors of Mi-T Big Comix immediately started messing with him. Nevertheless, he set about defeating the various net.dangers plaguing [[Net.ropolis]]. However, eventually, the editor got tired of his grumbling and kicked him out of his own comic! | ||
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| + | In truth, it turned out that Mi-T Big Comix was run by the LNH's old enemies, [[Defacto]] and [[Harass the Horrendous]]! When Harass took over, Defacto plead for LetterinG MaN's help, and he returned in triumph! | ||
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| + | He joined a new subgroup, dedicated to investigating a mysterious disappearance... ''and was never seen again''. (As far as we can tell, anyway; if his writer comes back, he can let us know what happened.)<ref name = LNHCP505 /> | ||
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| + | == Personality == | ||
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| + | Enthusiastic about heroing and delighted to help! Grumbly about his comic being messed around with. Occasionally a bit dense (or more than a bit, when it comes to romance). | ||
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| + | == Powers and Abilities == | ||
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| + | Originally, he had the ability to ''change'' the '''emphasis''' of other people's '''''statements'''''. After the editors messed with him, he gained the ability to attack with stylized lettering; for example, slicing thru a test robot with a sentence rendered in big, black-and-blue letters. When he was brought back, he regained his original powers, boosted to allow him to fully rearrange those statements. | ||
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| + | == Appearance == | ||
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| + | A man with blonde hair. | ||
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| + | His original costume was purple spandex with a green cape and a large letter "L" on his chest. When [[New Look Lass]] and the editors were done with him, he wore blue spandex with a large yellow circle on the chest, inside which were the letters "LM" intertwined in red. With this, he wore a red cape, which flowed out behind him despite the total absence of wind. | ||
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| + | == Relationships == | ||
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| + | [[aLLiterative Lass]] was his crimefighting partner. | ||
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| + | == Appearances == | ||
* '''First Appearance:''' [[LetterinG MaN (series)|LetterinG MaN]] #1 | * '''First Appearance:''' [[LetterinG MaN (series)|LetterinG MaN]] #1 | ||
| − | * [[LetterinG MaN (series)|LetterinG MaN]] #2-6 | + | * [[LetterinG MaN (series)|LetterinG MaN]] #2-5, 9-10, Saga |
| + | * [[Legion of Net.Heroes Volume 1]] #7, 31 (mentioned), Giant Sized LNH #6 | ||
| + | * [[The Great Public Domain Caper]] #6 | ||
| + | * [[LNH Comics Presents]] #505 (mentioned) | ||
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| + | == Footnotes == | ||
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| + | <references> | ||
| + | <ref name = LNHCP505>He's been mentioned since as a member of the [[LNH (Classic Team)|LNH]] exactly once, in ''[[LNH Comics Presents]]'' #505, but it was part of a gag in the midst of a story that had the whole roster of the LNH taking care of emergencies across the [[Loonited States of Ame.rec.a|Loonited States]].</ref> | ||
| + | </references> | ||
[[Category:Classic LNH Members]] | [[Category:Classic LNH Members]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:27, 3 June 2024
| LetterinG MaN is a net.hero created by Charles FitzGerald. | |
| Alter Ego: | Unknown |
| Aliases: | None |
| Primary Writer: | Charles FitzGerald |
| Status: | Former member of the LNH (Classic Team) |
| Usability: | Usable With Permission |
Contents
History
A member of the LNH since before his first story, he gained his own series and the editors of Mi-T Big Comix immediately started messing with him. Nevertheless, he set about defeating the various net.dangers plaguing Net.ropolis. However, eventually, the editor got tired of his grumbling and kicked him out of his own comic!
In truth, it turned out that Mi-T Big Comix was run by the LNH's old enemies, Defacto and Harass the Horrendous! When Harass took over, Defacto plead for LetterinG MaN's help, and he returned in triumph!
He joined a new subgroup, dedicated to investigating a mysterious disappearance... and was never seen again. (As far as we can tell, anyway; if his writer comes back, he can let us know what happened.)[1]
Personality
Enthusiastic about heroing and delighted to help! Grumbly about his comic being messed around with. Occasionally a bit dense (or more than a bit, when it comes to romance).
Powers and Abilities
Originally, he had the ability to change the emphasis of other people's statements. After the editors messed with him, he gained the ability to attack with stylized lettering; for example, slicing thru a test robot with a sentence rendered in big, black-and-blue letters. When he was brought back, he regained his original powers, boosted to allow him to fully rearrange those statements.
Appearance
A man with blonde hair.
His original costume was purple spandex with a green cape and a large letter "L" on his chest. When New Look Lass and the editors were done with him, he wore blue spandex with a large yellow circle on the chest, inside which were the letters "LM" intertwined in red. With this, he wore a red cape, which flowed out behind him despite the total absence of wind.
Relationships
aLLiterative Lass was his crimefighting partner.
Appearances
- First Appearance: LetterinG MaN #1
- LetterinG MaN #2-5, 9-10, Saga
- Legion of Net.Heroes Volume 1 #7, 31 (mentioned), Giant Sized LNH #6
- The Great Public Domain Caper #6
- LNH Comics Presents #505 (mentioned)
Footnotes
- ↑ He's been mentioned since as a member of the LNH exactly once, in LNH Comics Presents #505, but it was part of a gag in the midst of a story that had the whole roster of the LNH taking care of emergencies across the Loonited States.
