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| | Bug Boy, along with the rest of the Superior Squad, got captured by [[Dr. Crab]] in his asteroid base. As the Superior Squad fought over who will lead the team, Dr. Crab's [[Crab-Bots]] attacked the [[Mando Building]]. Bug Boy helped fight back against them, using his empathic link to control a swarm of insects. However, they went after [[Plasmo]] instead. After Radioactive Man returned from the dead, now evil, Bug Boy and the rest of the Superior Squad fought back against him but were defeated. Fallout Boy then managed to get the lightning bolt back into Radioactive Man's head, turning him good again.<ref>''[[Dark Radioactive Man!]]''</ref> | | Bug Boy, along with the rest of the Superior Squad, got captured by [[Dr. Crab]] in his asteroid base. As the Superior Squad fought over who will lead the team, Dr. Crab's [[Crab-Bots]] attacked the [[Mando Building]]. Bug Boy helped fight back against them, using his empathic link to control a swarm of insects. However, they went after [[Plasmo]] instead. After Radioactive Man returned from the dead, now evil, Bug Boy and the rest of the Superior Squad fought back against him but were defeated. Fallout Boy then managed to get the lightning bolt back into Radioactive Man's head, turning him good again.<ref>''[[Dark Radioactive Man!]]''</ref> |
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| | + | Bug Boy came up with a plan to remove the shrapnel from Radioactive Man's head, to teleport it to another dimension. However, there was a problem in doing so, which caused Radioactive Man to split from his alter-ego, [[Claude Kane III]]. Radioactive Man then took Bug Boy as his personal advisor as he took over Zenith City for himself.<ref>''[[Don't Look Now, But It's 1984!]]''</ref> |
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| | Radioactive Man and [[Heart of Darkness]] went to Bug Boy to see if he agreed with Heart of Darkness that the president is wrong about banning superheroes. Bug Boy was the one member of the Superior Squardron smart enough to trademark his name and retain merchandising rights, getting money from his action figures. Bug Boy disagreed with Heart of Darkness and said that he didn't think it was a conspiracy. Bug Boy then stayed behind as the rest of the heroes went to find out what was causing the energy field.<ref>''[[Who Washes the Washmen's Infinite Secrets of Legendary Crossover Knight Wars?]]''</ref> | | Radioactive Man and [[Heart of Darkness]] went to Bug Boy to see if he agreed with Heart of Darkness that the president is wrong about banning superheroes. Bug Boy was the one member of the Superior Squardron smart enough to trademark his name and retain merchandising rights, getting money from his action figures. Bug Boy disagreed with Heart of Darkness and said that he didn't think it was a conspiracy. Bug Boy then stayed behind as the rest of the heroes went to find out what was causing the energy field.<ref>''[[Who Washes the Washmen's Infinite Secrets of Legendary Crossover Knight Wars?]]''</ref> |
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| | *{{bon|Dark Radioactive Man!}} | | *{{bon|Dark Radioactive Man!}} |
| | *{{bon|Who Washes the Washmen's Infinite Secrets of Legendary Crossover Knight Wars?}} | | *{{bon|Who Washes the Washmen's Infinite Secrets of Legendary Crossover Knight Wars?}} |
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| | *{{bon|In His Own Image}} | | *{{bon|In His Own Image}} |
| | *{{bon|The Origin of Glowy The Radioactive Dog}} | | *{{bon|The Origin of Glowy The Radioactive Dog}} |
Bug Boy came up with a plan to remove the shrapnel from Radioactive Man's head, to teleport it to another dimension. However, there was a problem in doing so, which caused Radioactive Man to split from his alter-ego, Claude Kane III. Radioactive Man then took Bug Boy as his personal advisor as he took over Zenith City for himself.[4]
At some point, Radioactive Man went to Bug Boy to see if he could remove the lightning bolt in his head. However, he couldn't, but gave him a contraption to cover it, which Radioactive Man refused.[6]
Comic story – The Molten Menace of Magmo, the Lava Man 
Book – Comic Book Guy's Book of Pop Culture (mentioned)
