HAPPY CAMPERS
Membership: Almighty Dollar, Calculator, Girth, Streak
Identity/Class: Human mutates
Affiliations: NFL SuperPro, Ken Reid
Enemies: Carragone, Hubert Carlyle, Pete Petunia and Edwin Dood
Base of Operations: formerly Camp Runamuk; currently unknown
First Appearance: NFL SuperPro#10 (July, 1992)
History: (NFL SuperPro#10) - The Happy Campers are four college buddies who joined Camp Runamuk's program to "awaken the inner super-hero" for old time's sake. They were subjected to silly rituals along with the investigative reporters Phil Grayfield (aka the NFL SuperPro) and Ken Reid (his cameraman). They were also subjected to the same experimental ray Grayfield was, which Carragone was using to try and grant superpowers. It didn't work for Grayfield (who was already super-powerful), but it gave Kwong, Walsh, Moody and Pennypacker powers based on characteristics of their personalities and lives. With their newfound powers, they helped the SuperPro defeat Carragone and his sportsmen backers (Hubert Carlyle, Pete Petunia, Edwin Dood and The Surfer). Atop a pile of their defeated enemies, they chose their aliases and their team's name -- much to SuperPro's despair.
Comments: Created by Buzz Dixon, Jose Delbo and Mike de Carlo.
You know, of all the costumed folks out there, the NFL SuperPro is the last you'd think in position to bitch about lame aliases, and yet he dismisses the Happy Campers. Sheesh.
by Cisco
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Carragone was a scientist
trying to give ordinary men superpowers, thus empowering the
Happy Campers. He was financed by Greedy sportsmen. He had poor
understanding of bio-ethics, and a odd habit of petting a purple
stuffed kitty. He was devastated when his machine was destroyed
by the NFL SuperPro.
--NFL SuperPro#10
NFL SuperPro#10, p20, pan1 (main image)
NFL SuperPro#10 (July, 1992) - Buzz Dixon (writer), Jose Delbo (pencils), Mike DeCarlo & Don Hudson (inks), David Wohl (editor)
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