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...but Amazon has red, white and blue body glitter, I have a Prime account and I live in the DC area.

That's all I'm sayin'.

We saw Billy called Captain Marvel in Justice League Unlimited #18 (April 2026). Now we’re seeing it again in Justice League Unlimited #19 (May 2026), so it wasn't a typo, mistake or a one and done.

No explanation, no back story. He's just Captain Marvel again, just like that.  So, I guess it's official now or are we gonna see DC and Marvel go through all that legal crap again?

Maybe everything's Milhouse because they are suddenly doing a lot of crossovers again.

Old timers like me remember this wonderful moment from the first Avengers/JLA crossover:

So they can share the name (and seeing Mar-Vel punching Black Adam is next level).

In future I hope we see more fun stuff like this.

"Static takes on a pivotal role in the next chapter of DC's New Titans comic book series when issue #38 arrives this August, marking Virgil Hawkins's first major DC Universe storyline following his reemergence in DC K.O.: The Kids Are All Fight Special and the conclusion of New History of the DC Universe: The Dakota Incident. As the Titans face a looming crisis in the Amazon rainforests, Static becomes a key force in the story that will carry the series through the end of the year. New Titans #38 follows Static as his path intersects with that of Jon Kent, a.k.a. Superman, at Mount Titans, just as an emissary from Wonder Girl's tribe arrives seeking Yara Flor's help against a rising force in the Amazon rainforests of Brazil. As the Titans prepare for their first major mission, Static steps into a team grappling with internal tensions and a threat powerful enough to challenge even their combined abilities. With a new crisis rising in the Amazon and the Titans pushed to their limits, Static's arrival marks the spark that will drive the team into its most challenging mission yet. His return sets the stage for a high-stakes arc that reshapes the Titans' path and reintroduces one of DC's most electrifying heroes to the center of the action."

Yes, Angela. As a matter of fact, he did need all the furs.

"Nobody like me."

2025, at first glance, appeared to be a promising year for Black characters at DC. Black Lightning had returned in a brand new mini-series, and was on its third issue, and the DC Power one-shot returned for its third annual release. Outside of the main continuity, Absolute Green Lantern continued to sell out on store shelves alongside the other titles in the Absolute Universe, and the Milestone Returns Universe concluded in the pages of Shadow Cabinet. As the year progressed, writers Jeremy Adams and Morgan Hampton would collaborate on the Green Lantern Corps, featuring leads John Stewart and Sojourner “Jo” Mullein. Mr Terrific: Year One, written by award-winning journalist Al Letson, was released alongside the new Superman film. The year would close with the return of fan favorite character Static in the pages of Batman/Static: Beyond.

These projects, while well-written and worthy of praise, all share the same limitation: none of them was an ongoing series. In DC’s main continuity, there is not a single solo ongoing series featuring a Black main character. The only current title in the DC line-up that does is Absolute Green Lantern, and again, it does not tie into the main DC continuity. The last ongoing mainline title led by a black character was I Am Batman by Academy Award-winning writer John Ridley, centering on Timothy “Jace” Fox. This series concluded after 18 issues on February 14, 2023. Since then, DC has relied almost exclusively on mini and limited series for its Black characters, leaving fans to ask “why?”

Shouted Destiny, finding herself in the middle of the worst hero/villian matchup in the history of comics.

I'm over all the "can Superman defeat Homelander or the Omni-man" arguments.

My question is, can any of them handle Superboy Prime?

You know, the dude so powerful he can punch a hole in fucking reality.