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Absolute Wonder Woman

Art by Nick Derington

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Original Art - The Kamandi Challenge #06 Pg 13

Art by Phillip Tan And Norm Rapmund

DC Comics (2017)

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While all the boys can always save the day No one does it better than the Birds of Prey

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World's Finest: Power Girl And Huntress

Art by Paolo Rivera

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Pierce Rice, and Arturo Cazeneuve

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Word Balloon Summer Roundup – Jeremy Adams

Next up in our "Summer Roundup" of John Siuntres’ Word Balloon podcast, John has a conversation with writer Jeremy Adams about his work on Green Lantern, The Flash, Aquaman, Flash Gordon, and his thoughts on the new Superman movie.

He discussed weaving Dan Garrett and the Golden Age, Blue Beetle mythos into his Green Lantern run—an idea he personally pushed for. Not only does he have a deep affection for the Blue Beetle, but he also wanted to create stronger connective tissue across DC’s history. Adams pointed out that Silver Scarab’s original design was based on Garrett, so tying him into the Nth metal storyline provided a natural link between Hawkman lore, the Reach, and the scarab legacy.

In Adams’ story, Dan Garrett is discovered at a Reach outpost, where he’s been experimented on, and his scarab manifests as a full suit of Nth metal armor. This raises big questions: Did Garrett die and return? Was he revived? Or has he always played a hidden role in the scarab’s history? Adams teased that future conflicts could emerge once Ted Kord, Jaime Reyes, or even Garrett’s newly resurrected sidekick Sparky learn of his return.

Adams also shared his fondness for classic heroes like Jay Garrick and The Ray, recalling a WWII-set issue of The Flash he wrote. For him, spotlighting overlooked Golden Age and Charlton-era characters—whether it’s Dan Garrett, Crimson Avenger, or others—is both a thrill as a fan and a joy as a storyteller.

Check out the full interview for more from Jeremy Adams.

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Introduction of Andre, Olaf, Stanislaus, Zeg, Boris and Hendrick by Chuck Cuidera

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