Hero Hotline
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The Hero Hotline is an organization that features in DC Comics.
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The Hero Hotline
Overview
In appearance, the Hero Hotline was a corporate 24/7 hero organization that took on missions from people with problems that they believe required super-hero expertise. (Action Comics v1 #637)
Its members consisted of superpowered beings who operated as heroes. (Action Comics v1 #637)
They were able to call an ambulance in cases involving injuries. (Action Comics v1 #639) Similarly, they were able to notify the Fire Department of any emergencies. (Action Comics v1 #640)
Members
- Coordinator :
- Soozie-Q : 500Z-Q was the most advanced robot monitor in the world and operated as a receptionist for the company. (Action Comics v1 #637)
- Stretch : Tom Longacre was a human that drank Gingold thus gaining stretching powers but prolonged use of has caused his body to loose its solidity. (Action Comics v1 #637)
- Microwavebelle : an amateur female scientist who made a Microwave Device that provides her powers and flight. (Action Comics v1 #637)
- Private Eyes : Lester Lee was a private detective with Goggles that give telescopic, x-ray, microscopic, and infra-red vision. (Action Comics v1 #637)
- Diamondette : Diana Theotocopoulos was a blonde haired Metahuman to make her hands as hard as diamond. (Action Comics v1 #638)
- Voice-Over : Andy Greenwald was a skilled ventriloquist and an accomplished vocal mimic. (Action Comics v1 #637)
- Mister Muscle : Sturgis Butterfield was an obsessive bodybuilder, weightlifter and narcissist. (Action Comics v1 #637)
- Hotshot : Billy Lefferts was a male Metahuman able to shoot fireballs. (Action Comics v1 #637)
Notes
- The Hero Hotline was created by Bob Rozakis, Stephen DeStefano and Karl Kesel where it made its first appearance in Action Comics Weekly v1 #637 (January, 1989).
Appearances
- Action Comics Weekly v1: (1989)
- Hero Hotline v1:
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