Father's Day
Father's Day (12 figures at 396 points)
| ID | Name | Points |
| J037 | Rookie Green Arrow
| 29 |
| cdF002 | Feat Flashbang | 5 |
| le041 | Experienced Arsenal
| 44 |
| o013 | Rookie Wildcat
| 54 |
| leF001 | Feat Armor Piercing | 10 |
| o058 | Rookie Hawkman
| 59 |
| cdF005 | Feat Movethrough | 8 |
| o037 | Rookie Animal Man
| 46 |
| ic025 | Rookie Aquaman
| 39 |
| leF005 | Feat Large Object | 12 |
| icF001 | Feat Submerged | 5 |
| o076 | Rookie Green Lantern
| 85 |
versus
Bad Daddies (4 figures at 396 points)
| ID | Name | Points |
| J073 | Rookie Deathstroke
| 40 |
| ic043 | Rookie Darkseid
| 141 |
| J088 | Unique Amazo
| 195 |
| leF008 | Feat Trick Shot | 20 |
4 comments:
I'd throw Aquaman on the "Bad Daddies" side, just for the fact that he never named his son.
I would nominate Lex Luthor for the bad dads! Pre-Crisis he had a son on the planet Lexor; his own son, wife, and everyone else on the planet was destroyed when Luthor's attack on Superman caused the planet's destruction. They do take away your "#1 Dad" coffee mug for that, I think.
Post-Crisis, wasn't it intimated that Lex was the bio-dad of Perry White Jr., or something like that?
And he sacrificed his daughter in the Brainiac 13 Storyline to.... what.... get control of the futuristic technology, wasn't it? And, well. He created his and Superman's love child in Clone-Superboy to be his brainwashed soldier. Yep. BAD dad.
Pretty helpful piece of writing, thanks so much for your post.
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