Talk:Sunburst
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| + | I think it's a good entry and am very glad to see NSB stuff being added. One thing I'm wondering here is whether or not we should link to these entries from the [[Superboy]] entry. [[The Great Superman Book|TGSB]] has a habit of listing every encounter that a major character, like say [[Superman]] or [[Lois Lane]], has ever had within that character's entry. It might make sense to do the same thing with Superboy, thus giving a mention and link-back to Sunburst from the S-boy article. But Superboy as it stands now doesn't seem to have a section for a straight historical run-through of events. It's currently organized more as a general character introduction and description, not as a biographical history. Any other thoughts/ideas on this? -- [[User:A'dam'mkent 3272|A'dam'mkent 3272]] 02:51, 22 September 2008 (UTC) | ||
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I thought that it was about time that Sunburst was added to the Superboy Era. --Manomight1974
You don't need to use the talk pages to justify an entry. Just use them if someone wants to discuss it... :) --MatterEaterLad 01:49, 22 September 2008 (UTC)
Well, just trying to cover myself. I don't want a repeat of yesterday. --Manomight1974
BTW, what do you think of the entry? --Manomight1974
I think it's a good entry and am very glad to see NSB stuff being added. One thing I'm wondering here is whether or not we should link to these entries from the Superboy entry. TGSB has a habit of listing every encounter that a major character, like say Superman or Lois Lane, has ever had within that character's entry. It might make sense to do the same thing with Superboy, thus giving a mention and link-back to Sunburst from the S-boy article. But Superboy as it stands now doesn't seem to have a section for a straight historical run-through of events. It's currently organized more as a general character introduction and description, not as a biographical history. Any other thoughts/ideas on this? -- A'dam'mkent 3272 02:51, 22 September 2008 (UTC)
