(I have no spare time to learn another language right now.)

In other words he had Che come back to life and take over the country?

Mike Mignola is on record that Hellboy's Right Hand of Doom was inspired directly by Marvel Comics Mighty Thor and his hammer (see Hellboy: Sword of Storms extra features).

I'd more than happily translate (or 'scanlate') both El Eternauta and La Vida del Ché, for free, if I'd somehow were able to get access to them.

I'm form Argentina, and I learned english triyn' to read original americans books. And here you have me posting in an full english forum.
Think about it.

Also, you have to consider that the 15-year olds you speak of who do most of the scanlations may not even know who Che Guevara is, much less be interested in distributing his story in another language.

Theno

And thanks Greg for finding where it occurred.

And I stand corrected -- it was a Merde Stinger, "heavy on the sting," and not a "Flaming Merde." Where was my head at?

Comic Book Urban Legends is one of the best places on the 'net!

What the article indicates is that Bart was not dubbed the Flash on the TV show because DC planned to make him the Flash in the comics.

I can't see any indication of that in the article.

Is there any actual indication (such as an interview with Bilson & DeMeo) that Bart didn’t graduate to the Flash moniker in the comics because he already had it on the TV show?

I guess not, but even if that was the case, the decision originally started with DC when they told the Smallville producers that Bart Allen was the only character they could use for The Flash. There's no way Smallville can take the blame for the current comic

You have to love the french comics market!

Best,
Hunter (Pedro Bouça)

The Bart Allen item here is mistitled.

“DC made Bart Allen the Flash because he was the Flash on Smallville” is completely different from the thrust of the article. What the article indicates is that Bart was not dubbed the Flash on the TV show because DC planned to make him the Flash in the comics.

Is there any actual indication (such as an interview with Bilson & DeMeo) that Bart didn’t graduate to the Flash moniker in the comics because he already had it on the TV show? In light of how Superman movies and TV shows have influenced those comics, it’s certainly possible

I really don't see it as that much of a possibility, in the sense that I think, as of late 2004, DC pretty clearly had a good deal of their Infinite Crisis plans in place, one of which included Bart Allen becoming the Flash. I mean, the writer of the Flash comic was DC's top architect, Geoff Johns! It is highly unlikely that he did not know that Wally West was not making it out of the comic that he, himself, was writing.

Therefore, when Smallville asks what name to use for Flash, why ELSE would DC tell them to use the name "Bart Allen"? And note that the quote from Gough wasn't that they asked them to use Bart, he used the term "mandated."

"DC made Bart Allen the Flash because he was the Flash on Smallville" is completely different from the thrust of the article. What the article indicates is that Bart was not dubbed the Flash on the TV show because DC planned to make him the Flash in the comics.

Is there any actual indication (such as an interview with Bilson & DeMeo) that Bart didn't graduate to the Flash moniker in the comics because he already had it on the TV show? In light of how Superman movies and TV shows have influenced those comics, it's certainly possible

Is it me or does Starlin have (had) a certain fixation?

a name that popped up in the assaination of the cartoonest story was enrique Breca he resently
drew Swampthing

And his art was the only good thing about that series!