Attacked by armored super-villain team the Cadre, the Ray isn't having the game of his career:
Fortunately, J'onn's putting together a new Justice League team, and is totally willing to butter Ray up a bit to get him to sign on:
From
Justice League Task Force #0, "The Gathering" Written by Mark Waid, pencils by Sal Velluto, inks by Jeff Albrecht. While the Ray was popular there for a minute in 1994 or so, I'm pretty sure a team of him, Gypsy, Triumph, and L-Ron in Despero's body; weren't J'onn J'onzz
or Mark Waid's first picks. Waid makes a go of it, but it's not great.
Attacked by armored super-villain team the Cadre, the Ray isn't having the game of his career:
Fortunately, J'onn's putting together a new Justice League team, and is totally willing to butter Ray up a bit to get him to sign on:
From Justice League Task Force #0, "The Gathering" Written by Mark Waid, pencils by Sal Velluto, inks by Jeff Albrecht. While the Ray was popular there for a minute in 1994 or so, I'm pretty sure a team of him, Gypsy, Triumph, and L-Ron in Despero's body; weren't J'onn J'onzz or Mark Waid's first picks. Waid makes a go of it, but it's not great.
2 comments:
Well, at least the Ray isn't
A) Weeping like a baby, and
B) Totally covered with cuts and bruises and nursing a twisted ankle.
I rather liked the Ray, but I liked his black costume a heck of a lot more than this one.
Ecch.
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