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HOURMAN #22#23#24#25 - DC COMICS (2001) 475946
COMICS, USA, AMERICA, DC COMICS, SUPERHEROES, AVVENTURA, TIME TRAVEL, SUPERPOWERS, TOM PEYER, JLA, TONY HARRIS, JUSTICE LEAGUE, JSA, YOUNG JUSTICE, HOURMAN
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Our story begins with Young Justice — Robin, Superboy, Impulse, Wonder
Girl, Secret and Red Tornado — randomly deciding to visit Hourman. The
narrator, Snapper Carr, says Young Justice has had nothing to do with
Hourman, and are starting to feel weird about it. So they go to a
seedy-looking coffeehouse called the Mad Yak, which Hourman apparently
frequents. Robin hesitates before opening the door, noting that the
patrons of this establishment might not be too big on authority, so they
shouldn't just barge in like it's a bust. But Impulse wasn't paying
attention, and he just runs right in. So everybody reluctantly follows,
and are greeted with an awkward silence.
Robin introduces themselves to the owner, who doesn't seem too friendly.
Superboy says they're just looking for Hourman, and Impulse very
quickly says that Red Tornado is also an android and they thought the
two androids would like to meet. The owner says he'll tell Hourman that
the teens stopped by ... for $20. So Young Justice storms away, with
Robin calling the place rude, unfriendly and uncool, and Superboy saying
he'll never go back there, even if Superman starts eating there. And
Red Tornado was oddly silent throughout the whole ordeal.
Hourman arrives just seconds after Young Justice leaves, and he says
he's glad he missed them since he has too much going on right now to get
involved with "super-hero energy." He then spends the rest of the issue
gathering up all his friends to take them on a time-traveling adventure
Our story begins with Young Justice — Robin, Superboy, Impulse, Wonder
Girl, Secret and Red Tornado — randomly deciding to visit Hourman. The
narrator, Snapper Carr, says Young Justice has had nothing to do with
Hourman, and are starting to feel weird about it. So they go to a
seedy-looking coffeehouse called the Mad Yak, which Hourman apparently
frequents. Robin hesitates before opening the door, noting that the
patrons of this establishment might not be too big on authority, so they
shouldn't just barge in like it's a bust. But Impulse wasn't paying
attention, and he just runs right in. So everybody reluctantly follows,
and are greeted with an awkward silence.
Robin introduces themselves to the owner, who doesn't seem too friendly.
Superboy says they're just looking for Hourman, and Impulse very
quickly says that Red Tornado is also an android and they thought the
two androids would like to meet. The owner says he'll tell Hourman that
the teens stopped by ... for $20. So Young Justice storms away, with
Robin calling the place rude, unfriendly and uncool, and Superboy saying
he'll never go back there, even if Superman starts eating there. And
Red Tornado was oddly silent throughout the whole ordeal.
Hourman arrives just seconds after Young Justice leaves, and he says
he's glad he missed them since he has too much going on right now to get
involved with "super-hero energy." He then spends the rest of the issue
gathering up all his friends to take them on a time-traveling adventure
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