PsiScouts
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In the 26th century, three psi-gifted teenagers find themselves on the same flight to Earth:
Thrown together by chance, the kids use their remarkable abilities to foil an assassination attempt against Colleen Artveldt, the galaxy's richest person. In response, Artveldt announces that she wants them to be founding members of a new organization, a corps of similarly-talented youths to be called the PsiScouts.
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Don Sakers started reading Legion of Super-Heroes comics in 1966 with "The Evil Hand of the Luck Lords" (yes, he still has the comic). Since then, he's amassed a collection of all LSH appearances that, thanks to the generosity of Dwayne J. Best, is finally complete.
In LSH fan circles, Don is known as "Get-a-Life Boy," and his super-power is the ability to spend untold hours cataloging the Legion.
(What's an L-number? Click here to find out.)
There are more than you think, and new ones are constantly popping up.
Did someone say the Multiverse is back? Honey, the Multiverse never went away!
What if the Levitz run had continued for five more years?
"What's that, Streaky? Proty's in trouble?"
Not, not the Galactic Guardians, and not Amalgam. Take a look.
In forty years, you go through a lot of spaceship designs . . . .
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Special bonus question: What is the significance of the arrangement of Legionnaires above? If you know, email Get-a-Life Boy and perhaps he will send you one of those nifty medallions with Saturn Girl's picture on it. (Or maybe he'll decide that YOU need a life even more desperately than HE does.)
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