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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Silver Moon" data-source="post: 1269058" data-attributes="member: 8530">Very, very close guess.   The key to answer is the copy of Sun Girl, which according to Overstreet was only a three-issue run in 1948.   Incidently, I had never heard of this character, although the back-up stories in the book featured Miss America and Blonde Phantom, both of whom later turned up in the modern Marvel Universe. And as to Donna Troy.  I've been reading Teen Titans to my kids.   We started with the 1960's series and are now up to the early issues in the Wolfman/Perez run.   The potential problem here is that both of my daughters like Wonder Girl as their favorite character.   I guess I'm safe for awhile, but am not sure how they will react once we get into the more recent D.C. universe.   I could probably gloss off the Byrne stuff, but the recent Wincik "Titans-Young Justice Graduation Day" was just plain awful.   Not the way to treat an iconic character.  Heck, my kids even like the Lilith (Omen) character!</blockquote>