Travis Morgan's first appearance outside his own title was in Crisis on Infinite Earths #5 (1985). Like just about everybody else in the DC universe, Morgan had a walk-on in this world-shattering (literally) crossover. He even gets a line:
Next, he turns up in Seattle, of all places, in a two-parter in Mike Grell's run on Green Arrow vol. 2. Fun was poked at his more than passing resemblance to Oliver Queen. Here's the cover of the second issue (#28) of that story from 1990:
After that he made a regretable appearance in the equally regretable Justice League Taskforce series, then it was back to Green Arrow (this time Connor Hawke) for three issues. Dan Jurgens, always a Warlord fan, brought the Teen Titans to Skartaris in 1997.
2000 saw Morgan going toe-to-toe with Aquaman, again courtesy of Dan Jurgens:
Have fun at the Comic-Con. Safe Travels. When you get back, let me know who the red energy-lady next to Morgan on the Teen Titans cover is/was. I'm unfamiliar with most of these issues, so your post has given me a list of stuff to check-out. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteYou're going to COMICON?! I'm jealous!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a blast--we'll expect a full report when you get back! :)
Thanks guys. It was a bit luck--the tickets were all sold out in January, but I buddy of mine works for a trailer house, and he knew a guy at a major media conglomerate, and that conglomerate had extra tickets they were willing to part with.
ReplyDeleteI'll post from the con if I get a chance.
Nethers, I think that girl is named Prysm. I wouldn't expect a lot from any of those crossovers (though the Green Arrow ones written by Grell are interesting playing conservative Morgan against liberal Queen).