Difference between revisions of "Slugger"

From Herocopia
Jump to: navigation, search
m
m (clean ups)
 
Line 39: Line 39:
  
 
|observations =
 
|observations =
 +
* Creator Kurt Busiek mentioned Slugger's civilian name circa 2008 in the now-defunct Brusier's Comic Forum.
 +
  
 
|speculations =
 
|speculations =
−
There is conflicting information about the [[All-American]]. One report has him being killed by a sniper's bullet in the Korean War. [[Elliot Mills]] states that the All-American, along with the Lamplighter, had just retired in 1959. One possibility is that Slugger took over the costume for several years after Appleton was killed.
+
* There is conflicting information about the [[All-American]]. One report has him being killed by a sniper's bullet in the Korean War. [[Elliot Mills]] states that the All-American, along with the Lamplighter, had just retired in 1959. One possibility is that Slugger assumed the role for several years after Appleton was killed.
−
 
 
−
In 2004 Slugger's identity was still unknown, but in 2008 in a "non-canonical" source Kurt Busiek mentioned a name for Slugger...
 
 
   
 
   
 
|timelines    =
 
|timelines    =

Latest revision as of 14:04, 19 February 2017

Logo-slim.png
Sample.gif
Slugger
All-american.jpg
© Juke Box Productions


AstroFacts


Status: Retired
Real Name: Ken Davis
Earliest Appearance: late 1930s
Affiliation: sidekick/partner to the All-American
Base of Operations: Romeyn Falls/Astro City


Personal Data


InfoDump


Appearances (in Publication Order): Wizard Presents: Kurt Busiek's Astro City #1/2

Astro City: Silver Agent #1


Event Timeline

Sample.gif




Slugger

Slugger the Junior Dynamo was a sidekick, partnering with the All-American. His "civilian" name was never revealed to the public at the time, but he was rumored to have been part of the Commando K project.

History

In 1943, alongside the All-American, he prevented a robbery attempt by the Time-Keeper.


Observations

  • Creator Kurt Busiek mentioned Slugger's civilian name circa 2008 in the now-defunct Brusier's Comic Forum.

Speculations, Theories

  • There is conflicting information about the All-American. One report has him being killed by a sniper's bullet in the Korean War. Elliot Mills states that the All-American, along with the Lamplighter, had just retired in 1959. One possibility is that Slugger assumed the role for several years after Appleton was killed.