Shooter created several characters for the Legion of Super-Heroes including Karate Kid, a teenage superhero who predated the martial arts fad of the 1970s ; Ferro Lad, a teenage superhero who can transform to living iron ; and Princess Projectra, who could cast realistic illusions.

Shooter wrote the story in which Ferro Lad died – the first " real " death of a Legionnaire ( although Lightning Lad had been believed dead for a while before ) – and introduced many other enduring concepts, including the Fatal Five, Shadow Lass, the Dark Circle, Mordru, and the " Adult Legion ", a conjecture regarding what the Legionnaires would be like when they grew up.

Season 1 focused on a " core " team consisting of Bouncing Boy, Brainiac 5, Lightning Lad, Phantom Girl, Saturn Girl, Superman, and Timber Wolf, while other Legionnaires such as Cosmic Boy, Colossal Boy, Ferro Lad, Matter-Eater Lad, and Triplicate Girl appeared in various episodes.

* Ferro Lad

This concluded with " The Death of Ferro Lad " story where Ferro Lad dies destroying the Sun Eater.

Ferro Lad ( Andrew Nolan ) is a fictional character, a comic book superhero and member of the Legion of Super-Heroes in the 30th century of the.

When Jim Shooter first created the character, he intended Ferro Lad to be black, but editor Mort Weisinger vetoed the idea, saying " we'll lose our distribution in the South.

This was in fact why Shooter chose Ferro Lad to be the one to die in the Sun Eater story.

" Ferro Lad, I killed because my plan was that he was a black guy, and Mort said no.

The Life and Death of Ferro Lad ( ISBN 978-1-4012-2193-5 ), a hardcover trade paperback collecting the Silver Age appearances of Ferro Lad, was released in 2009.

Ferro Lad was only a Legionnaire for a short time when he was killed destroying the Sun-Eater with a bomb in Adventure Comics # 353.

The SW6 Legionnaires remained, and their version of Ferro Lad shortened his code name to Ferro.

Here, it is shown that shortly after Andrew's death against the Sun Eater, Douglas became the second Ferro Lad in a parallel timeline.

At the end of the season one finale title " Sundown " a piece of floating rock, following the destruction of the Sun-Eater, shows the body of Ferro Lad curled into a ball.

The cubic was first partly solved by the 15th / 16th century Italian mathematician Scipione del Ferro, who did not however publish his results ; this method only solved one of three classes, as the others involved taking square roots of negative numbers, and complex numbers were not known at the time.

After several " clues " the artist gave on Twitter, he launched on September 4 the album Papitwo, a continuation of his successful Papito, remaking well known songs of his career, counting again with artist such as Juanes in " Partisano ", Bimba Bosé in " Shoot Me In The Back " and Alejandro Sanz in " Te Comería El Corazón " and also adding new collaborations with singers such as Pablo Alborán in " Puede Que ", Juan Luis Guerra in " Creo En Ti ", Tiziano Ferro in " Amiga ", Jovanotti in " Mirarte ", Malú in his first hit " Linda " ( first single in Spain ), Joaquín Sabina in " Sol Forastero ", Ximena Sariñana in " Aire Soy " ( first single in America ) and Dani Martín in " Te Digo Amor ", among others.

In 1999, he became the first goalkeeper to score a hat-trick in the history of football, while playing for Vélez against Ferro Carril Oeste, scoring all three goals through penalties.

The first car was a 2-seat runabout with 2-speed transmission and a 4-cylinder engine made by Ferro.

* Scipione del Ferro, an Italian mathematician who first discovered the solution to the Cubic function.

In 1889, the first protests were made against the British monopoly over the route to Porto de Santos, which culminated in the construction of Mairinque-Santos in 1910, for Estrada de Ferro Sorocabana.

In the first round Argentinos and Ferro were put into the same group with Brazilian teams Fluminense and Vasco da Gama.

* English Electric supplies first batch of CP Class 1400 diesel-electric locomotives from its Vulcan Foundry to Caminhos de Ferro Portugueses, its first mainline locomotive export order for continental Europe.

A pioneer of quick-cut editing, multiple screen images ( the first in film and television in 1963 ) animation, and endowed with an inherent sense of playfulness, Ferro ’ s influential visual style has enormously enriched film, television, animation, commercials, novels and now children ’ s books.

A self-taught filmmaker, Ferro first rose to prominence with such classic animations as the first color NBC Peacock and the Burlington Mills “ stitching ” logo, as well as technologically novel visual presentations, including the Singer Pavilion ’ s film at the 1964 New York World's Fair – the first time film projectors were used to create multiple-screen images.

Ferro was Supervising Editor on The Night They Raided Minsky's, and received a nomination for the first American Video Award ( AVA ) for his work as Supervising Editor of Michael Jackson ’ s music video BEAT IT Ferro has produced and directed numerous short films such as The Inflatable Doll.

It is first thought that the Batch SW6 are a group of teenage Legionnaire clones, created from samples taken just prior to Ferro Lad's death at the hands of the Sun-Eater.

He was however never a sympathizer of the democratic form of government and, as he later would confess in an interview to António Ferro, he only voted for the first time at the National Plebiscite of 1933.

In 1907, Ferro joined the amateur second division, and in 1912 the team won the promotion to the first division after beating Racing Club in the final game.

But despite having such prominent players, Ferro finished last in 1946 season and was relegated to Second Division for the first time in its history.

Ferro soon returned to the first division in 1949, when winning the Primera B title.

Originally, Batch SW6 appeared to be a group of teenage Legionnaire clones, created from samples apparently taken just prior to Ferro Lad's death at the hands of the Sun-Eater.

Originally, Batch SW6 appeared to be a group of teenage Legionnaire clones, created from samples apparently taken just prior to Ferro Lad's death at the hands of the Sun-Eater ( Since Lyle was Legion leader at that time, the members of Batch SW6 were led by the teenage Lyle ).

Originally, Batch SW6 appeared to be a group of teenage Legionnaire clones, created from samples apparently taken just prior to Ferro Lad's death at the hands of the Sun-Eater.

In the beginning of the 20th century, a town with the name of San Antonio do Campestre began appeared in the neighborhoods of Indians and became connected with railway, the Ferro Noroeste do Brasil ( The Northwest railroad of Brazil ( NOB, pro.

Ferro ’ s distinctive hand-drawn opening segments have appeared in films ranging from Stop Making Sense, American Heart and The Addams Family to Men in Black, and his memorable trailers have helped introduce such epochal films as A Clockwork Orange, Jesus Christ Superstar, O ’ Lucky Man and Zardoz into the cultural vernacular.

Originally, Batch SW6 appeared to be a group of teeange Legionnaire clones, created from samples apparently taken just prior to Ferro Lad's death at the hands of the Sun-Eater.

Originally, Batch SW6 appeared to be a group of teenage Legionnaire clones, created from samples apparently taken just prior to Ferro Lad's death at the hands of the Sun-Eater.

Originally, Batch SW6 appeared to be a group of teenage Legionnaire clones, created from samples apparently taken just prior to Ferro Lad's death at the hands of the Sun-Eater.

Originally, Batch SW6 appeared to be a group of teenage Legionnaire clones, created from samples apparently taken just prior to Ferro Lad's death at the hands of the Sun-Eater.

Tyroc was the only Legionnaire introduced prior to 1989 that never appeared during Levitz's initial 15-year run on the Legion ( even the deceased Ferro Lad, Invisible Kid, and Chemical King appeared in flashback stories ).

While in some ways following the pattern of the original continuity, the new continuity diverged from the old one in several ways: some characters died as they had previously, others did not, and some Legion members spent time in the 20th century where they recruited Ferro.

The Controller's plan was foiled, but at the cost of the Legion member Ferro Lad's life.

When the Legion were able to return to their home time, Ferro went with them and served with them for some time until several of the team were lost in a rift, and the remainder ordered to disband.

In Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds # 1, an image of Condo alongside Invisible Kid and Ferro Lad can be seen in the Superman Museum, confirming that he is still dead.

In this capacity, Dyrk remained with the Legion for some time, appearing only periodically to pass along important information or to be asked for advice by Legionnaires like Star Boy and Ferro when they had concerns about their powers.