Oh, boy! I sure did show who's boss, didn't I? I love my wife--but can't stand my freak brothers-in-law!
Appearing in "The Bride of the Doom Patrol"
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Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Brotherhood of Evil
- "Killer" Keller (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
- Unnamed Baroness
- Osmun (Single appearance)
- Super-Hip
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Vehicles:
- None
Synopsis for "The Bride of the Doom Patrol"
After much soul-searching, Elasti-Girl finally agrees to marry Mento. She changes her mind, however, after a foiled ploy by Negative Man and Robotman to spoil the wedding proves to her how much her life with the Doom Patrol means to her. A heartsick Mento meanwhile consoles himself by redesigning his psychokinetic helmet and costume. Shortly thereafter, Mento appears to attack the Doom Patrol and to cause Rita to be temporarily blinded. An angry Robotman then retaliates by wrecking Steve Dayton's mansion. Actually, both sides are being victimized by the Brotherhood of Evil, whose shape-changing member, Madame Rouge, had impersonated Mento in his "attack" on the Doom Patrol members.
Mento's new costume
The Chief discovers their ruse in time to prevent an all-out war between Mento and the Patrol, but a recovered Elasti-Girl unwittingly spoils his plan to lure the Brotherhood into a trap. The heroes are on the edge of defeat when the Chief comes to the rescue in his Action Chair. The Brotherhood and Garguax retreat from a regrouped Doom Patrol, and Elasti-Girl accepts a new proposal from Mento. The wedding takes place at last a few hours later, with members of both the Justice League and the Teen Titans in attendance. Mere moments after Steve and Rita are pronounced man and wife, the Chief gets word of an emergency, and Rita rushes off with her Doom Patrol teammates to help, leaving Steve holding her bouquet and looking the fool.
Rita and Steve marry
Notes
- This book was first published on April 19, 1966.
- This issue includes the wedding of Steve Dayton and Rita Farr.
- The Brotherhood of Evil appeared last in The Brave and the Bold #65. They appear next in Doom Patrol #108 (Brain and Mallah appear in Doom Patrol #108).
- The Justice League of America appeared last in Justice League of America #44. They appear next in Justice League of America #45.
- The Teen Titans appeared last in Teen Titans #3. They appear next in Teen Titans #5.
- This issue is reprinted in Doom Patrol Archives Vol. 3.
Trivia
- Super-Hip is a recurring character in the Adventures of Bob Hope comic book series.
- Larry Trainor's hair is erroneously colored black when it should be blonde.
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