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Actually, the ridiculous aspect of the Whizzer is his mongoose blood-related origin (scientific implausibilty which was commonplace in the Golden Age) but his super-speed (which is useful for offensive attack and effective defense -- and both simultaneously) should remove him from the list of lame superheroes.
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I think the Whizzer is only on the list because of his name, there are many lamer powers and origins.
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While the Whizzer was a fine halfback, this seems a less than ideal precursor to the SCOTUS.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Scalia on Kagan’s Lack of Judicial Experience 2010
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While the Whizzer was a fine halfback, this seems a less than ideal precursor to the SCOTUS.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Scalia on Kagan’s Lack of Judicial Experience 2010
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A half-empty drink bottle, a packet of digestive biscuits, a comic called Whizzer and Chips.
The Forgotten Garden Kate Morton 2009
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A half-empty drink bottle, a packet of digestive biscuits, a comic called Whizzer and Chips.
The Forgotten Garden Kate Morton 2009
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A half-empty drink bottle, a packet of digestive biscuits, a comic called Whizzer and Chips.
The Forgotten Garden Kate Morton 2009
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A half-empty drink bottle, a packet of digestive biscuits, a comic called Whizzer and Chips.
The Forgotten Garden Kate Morton 2009
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A man called Whizzer in the novel CASTLING, first published in 1995, identifies stemmers as a blight metastasizing among the American people under careful nurture at highest levels of government.
Stemmers, Part I 2008
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A half-empty drink bottle, a packet of digestive biscuits, a comic called Whizzer and Chips.
Kate Morton Ebook Collection Kate Morton 2008
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