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Re: Ted Kord Should Remain Dead

Posted by Biggest Beetle Fan on January 16, 2008, 7:45 pm, in reply to "Re: Ted Kord Should Remain Dead"
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Ted can come back but I think I'd like him better far away from Jaime's series. This volume of Blue Beetle is so almost perfect why risk ruining it by adding Ted? --Previous Message-- : Disagree. ted would make a great mentor and : the fill in issues could feature Ted in his : old costume instead of treading watre : stories by other creative teams. : : --Previous Message-- : I'm going to have to reluctantly agree. : Even : if they bring him back in a way that : preserves the originals tory (a la android : Hourman sacrificing for the original in Zero : Hour) it would undercut every good thing to : come out of thedrama of Ted Kord's murder. : : --Previous Message-- : As much as I was a fan of Ted Kord in the : day, : I think DC should leave the character dead. : The way that he died and the importance the : death had in the greater DC continuity has : had much too much impact overall to be : undone. Ted's death ranks up there with : Barry Allen's sacrifice and Barbara Gordon's : cripppling. Even if a new Blue Beetle : hadn't been created since Ted Kord being : murdered by Maxwell Lord I'd still be saying : this. : : : : :

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