I remember one time they had a deal where they sent a corrected stat box (somehow Superman’s got overlayed on someone else’s write up) and you were instructed to cut it out and tape it over the other one with scotch tape (yep, I did that).

I also recall the one page Daily Planet supplements they did in Dragon Magizine (started right when I suscribed and ended when my subscription ran out and I couldn’t afford another) and they had stats for the then new Manhunter and you had to send off for his equipment stats becasue there wasn’t room. If I recall they came on dark yellow paper.

Oh the good old days.

I haven’t read the rules in over a decade, though, so I very well may not be remembering them right.

@Firestormfan89 – You seriously crack me up! I appreciate your comments a lot!

@Frank – The newsletters were pretty cool. I was impressed that Mayfair continued to support the product with the newsletters. Good description of the drawing being a Sienkiewicz/Morgan look.

@Chocotaco – I guess the strength stat doesn’t bother me. I’m not even sure how you measure that. What really matters is their elemental power level. Swamp Thing exceeds Firestorm’s power ranks in the elemental powers. Given this system was exponential, Swamp Thing’s elemental powers were WAY more powerful than Firestorms. I’m cool with that.

The Elemental Firestorm card is kind of funky and in places looks to have been inked with a Sharpie (hello big Starfire hair,) but I think this is actually one of my favorites. It’s kind of like Bill Sienkiewicz by way of Tom Morgan, and very of its time.