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Crusader and Starburst were always iconic heroes in my book. Particularly Crusader. But then I used him in a ton of games. 
 
On the villain side of things, the Iconic Villains were the bad guys in the main books, as they also got a lot of use from me in the past. Armadillo, Cheshire Cat, Pulsar, Bluejay, Brick, Icicle, Howler, Mechanon, Dragonfly, Shrinker, Ogre, Green Dragon... they all went through a bit of redesign the more I used them, but let me tell you, when Pulsar and Ogre team up, the poop hits the fan.

I'm grateful to any dog willing to take his Pooh with him.

My compliments to the artist---but no effin' way am I sleeping under those covers!

I also considered making a Suez Canal joke today, but that ship has sailed

My money's on Furious George there.  That dude causes massive destruction without even trying.

Are you sure he is a cat? 😁
 
From Avi Steinberg:
 
 

Flame war in 3 ... 2 ... 1 ...
 

I can't recall if I posted it before in these forums.  If so, I apologize.
 
When I was in college, my sophomore year roommate and I were both on scholarships from Air Force ROTC. 
 
On April 1, he called his dad and told him, "Dad, I need your advice.  I got a girl pregnant, and I don't know what to do.  I mean, I think I should marry her and raise the kid.  But if I do that, I'll probably have to drop out of school at least for a while, and I'll permanently lose my scholarship."  The conversation went on from there as you'd expect, with a very worried dad going over options with his son.
 
After about 10 minutes or so of this, my roomie said, "Oh, by the way, Dad, what's today?"  His dad realized it was an April Fool's joke and shouted, "You son of a b****!"
 
Now, my roomie's mom was only hearing her husband's half of the conversation, so she knew it was (supposedly) about something serious but not specifically what.  So she asked, "Why are you calling Charles that?!"  And my roomie's dad told him, "You tell your mother!" and handed over the phone.
 
Without missing a beat, my roomie said, "Mom, I got a girl pregnant..."

Kermit the Frog's The Rainbow Connection Honored by National Recording Registry

This diver held his breath for record-breaking 24 minutes underwater — and he's 54-years-old.

Okay, we have to stop with the Ever Given jokes.
 
 
That ship has sailed.