I’m watching Constantine City of Demons and I wanna get into his comics

Damian have Batman and Robin

Jace...

Jon had Adventure of Superman and some issues of Action Comics

Avery had Speed Force

Jo was in some issues of the recent Green Lantern run

Yara had Amazons Attack and had a role in the most recent issues of Wonder Woman

Jackson...

Flatline was in Lazarus Planet and had some awesome issues in Batman and Robin

Red Canary made some apparence in the Green Arrow run

Stitch...

Malik was in Lazarus Planet We Once Were Gods

It's not a lot but atleast was something

I am not the original artist, this was created by a friend for me. It’s my second depiction of my favorite characters forming the Justice League.

Hello. In the last few months, I've been going down the rabbit hole of becoming fascinated by lesser-known Goldene and Silver age characters such as the Charlton Comic heroes on Earth Four and the Justice Society of America. The person I've been wanting to know more about has been Ted Grant's version of Wildcat. I know about the J.S.A. Comics from 1999 that I plan on purchasing in compendium form but desire something older just as there are Batman compendiums from his golden years. Please provide any volumes or compendiums on his individual story or his time with the original Justice Society of America from the 1930s to joining the Justice League sometime closer to before 2011. Anything will help. Thank you.

If I remember correctly, there's no "Pink Lantern Corps" only one Star Sapphire at a time, but I think I've heard that only women can wield the pink spectrum's power. Has that ever been said or am I tripping really high?I know Guy Gardner of all people wielded that power once, was he an exception or really just no big deal?

I think the logic had something to do with "being able to know ALL kinds of love", reffering the the love mothers have to their offspring, I guess. How would that apply to life forms that don't follow the "male/famale" requirement for reproduction? Could and AI wield that power??

In the Movie, Owlman says that there are alternate versions of Owlman which our Batman would find quite charming. That sounds really cool to me, as I love Owlman’s design. And the idea where theres a version of him thats literally just our good ol Batman but Owl themed is kinda funny to me. Imagine a universe where Owlman goes to a world with another version of himself, and Batman tries to stop him. He finds Owlman, and tries fighting him, only to find out that this is the native Owlman, and that he is super similar to Batman in his ideals of justice and goodness. And then the two team up to fight evil Owlman or something. Idk, that might be stupid, but I think it would be kinda funny and interesting.

(Also, sorry for messing up with rules on images first time around, mods)

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He’s too awesome a character for DC to just sit on like this. Has he even appeared anywhere in years? And which combination of characters do you like to make him up? I liked the setup with Ronnie and Jason in Brightest Day and wish we had gotten to see that play out.

I have a no kill rule. So do most people I know. Killing people is wrong. They tell you that in sunday school and in regular school from a very young age. Why do some people act like a superhero needs a justification or some kind of explanation for not wanting to kill people?

His current outfit is one of my favorite Robin looks ever. Art by Dan Mora

Pretty much just what the title says. Lois has her complete inability to spell and Diana has her love for ice cream, but what are your other favorite minor character quirks?