History: (Legion of Super-Heroes III #14) - Quislet was an adventurer and explorer from the micro-dimension Teall, and after travelling to Earth in his miniature Trans-D Vessel he decided to stay. Quislet wanted to join the Science Police or any other law agency because he thought it would be fun. The Legion of Super-Heroes held a membership drive, and gave some of the aspiring members a trial by fire, combating a straggler from the Dark Circle, an Ontiir clone, who was attempting to use a weapon-chair to sink the California Coastal District. Quislet could animate inanimate matter, and took control of the clone’s weapon-chair, using it to defeat him. Quislet returned to his Vessel, and the weapon-chair crumbled to dust, as was usually the case for any matter Quislet possessed. he Legion inducted Magnetic Kid, Polar Boy, Quislet and Tellus as new members.

(Legion of Super-Heroes III #15) - Wildfire took the new Legion recruits on a training course aboard a Legion cruiser, but a solar flare hit their vessel. Wildfire’s containment suit was destroyed, and he had to return to a Legion storage tesseract to get a new suit, grumbling that Brainiac 5 was unable to mass produce suits that gave him consistent powers. The beacon that lured spacefaring dragons away from Imsk while migrating malfunctioned, and Colossal Boy, Sun Boy, Shrinking Violet, Shadow Lass and Mon-El went to deal with the situation. Sun Boy used his solar powers to keep the dragons away from Imsk until the beacon was repaired. Element Lad contacted them via holo-screen and told them the new recruits were missing, and sent them to investigate. He assembled Blok, Dawnstar, Lightning Lass, White Witch and Ultra Boy to act as backup if needed. Dream Girl questioned his leadership abilities, asking why he was spreading the Legion so thin without going on the mission himself, and Star Boy told him to ignore her.  The Legion went to the quadrant where the rookies were last seen and came across a star that shot solar flares at them, dragging them to a nearby asteroid. The Legion realized that a beam from the asteroid was guiding the solar flares. Dr. Regulus was behind the attacks and revealed his captives. He was being aided by the burning ones, flame creatures that lived on the asteroid, and promised to free his hostages if Sun Boy fought him in one-on-one combat. Regulus’ quest for vengeance had driven him near madness, and he still blamed Sun Boy for costing him his job. The Legionnaires left Sun Boy to his confrontation with his nemesis, and although Regulus had the upper hand with the Burning Ones at his side Sun Boy slipped his Legion flight ring on Regulus, causing him to fly upward and knock himself out against a cavern wall.

Comments: Created by Paul Levitz & Steve Lightle.

Quislet received a profile in Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #19, Who's Who in the Legion of Super-Heroes #5 and Who's Who Update '88 #3. He received a profile in Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #13  under the Legion of Super-Heroes entry.

Quislet's appearance in  Legion of Super-Heroes III #14, 15 was reprinted in Tales of the Legion of Super-Heroes #339, 340.

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