As a matter of fact, after a long layoff, I just sort of returned blue.
I've been doing this longer than some but even with everything I've done I just register.
Hell, I must be insane to keep doing this but you know what? I've barely scratched the surface.
ANSWER: Patsy Walker, Hellcat. Answered by Ken Cox
Dan Cassidy
ReplyDeleteNope but looking at it again, I could see how you that could be a very good answer.
ReplyDeleteConsider yourself No-Prized.
Hank McCoy, the Beast. Never wanted to be a hero, left the hero biz, came back blue and furry, had to deal with Mutant Registration issues, and has become cat-like of late.
ReplyDeleteLou:
ReplyDeleteNot who I was thinking of but a great guess.
Okay then, Aquaman. Heroing was never part of his plan (he was trying to figure out where to fit in), he eventually showed up in a blue costume, he gets no respect despite his long long run, he went nuts around PAD's run, and "surface" comes up a lot where Aquaman is concerned.
ReplyDelete@ Lou
ReplyDeleteNo but great reasoning.
Doctor Manhattan?
ReplyDeleteStarman / Prince Gavyn?
Kairo?
I can make it fit any of them. Don't make me explain how it fits Kairo ...
Superman. I'm basing this entirely on:
ReplyDelete1. He was born with his powers, and in particular, in current continuity doesn't he wear the blanket he was wrapped in as a baby as a cape? Not his choice of fashion.
2. He just got back from New Krypton. Costume's still blue, reference to the "Red and Blue" thing.
3. For a while, his time as Superboy was erased from continuity. Even now, it wasn't common knowledge.
4. This one's a stretch, but "scratch" makes me think of scratching a reporter's pad with a pencil.
Patsy Walker, AKA: Hellcat. She was a fashion model, superheroine by accident, was in limbo for a while, had her primarily-yellow costume replaced with a blue one, first appeared in 1944(!), voluntarily registered for the Superhuman Registration Act, has "Hell" in her name & was driven "insane" by husband Damion Hellstrom, and her costume has claws, like a cat's.
ReplyDelete@ Ken Cox
ReplyDeleteYou are spot-on!