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| Goldstar appeared in the ] ongoing series. His first appearance in '''Lobo''' #5 as the most up-tight caped crusader ever made. '''Goldstar''''s powers required him to throw flowers, and use the "niceness factor." Some favorite harsh words quoted are, Naughty, Spank, and No more Mister Nice Guy. '''Goldstar''''s planet Harmony was invaded by his brother ], and Lobo. Goldstar became a humorous portrayal to Dc's caped heroes |
Goldstar appeared in the ] ongoing series. His first appearance in '''Lobo''' #5 as the most up-tight caped crusader ever made. '''Goldstar''''s powers required him to throw flowers, and use the "niceness factor." Some favorite harsh words quoted are, Naughty, Spank, and No more Mister Nice Guy. '''Goldstar''''s planet Harmony was invaded by his brother ], and Lobo. Goldstar became a humorous portrayal to Dc's caped heroes for being way too leniant on their foes. | ||
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Goldstar appeared in the Lobo ongoing series. His first appearance in Lobo #5 as the most up-tight caped crusader ever made. Goldstar's powers required him to throw flowers, and use the "niceness factor." Some favorite harsh words quoted are, Naughty, Spank, and No more Mister Nice Guy. Goldstar's planet Harmony was invaded by his brother Bludhound, and Lobo. Goldstar became a humorous portrayal to Dc's caped heroes for being way too leniant on their foes.
