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Irish Superheroes
Banshee, Sean Cassidy (Marvel)
Jack O'Lantern, Daniel Cormac (DC)
Cú Chulainn (Irish Myth)
Finished reading the original JLI run and man was that a ride! It's absolutely hilarious.
From Bruce just driving off when he saw the broken house and joker to nice Guy, it's a must read if you are looking for classic stories.
Captain atom was annoying tho and I kinda hoped we could've seen more of the original Helena interacting with the team.
I want to read more of the dome and the global guardians, ESPECIALLY of jack o'lantern.
Also Bruce is so done with Ted lmao.
BEGORRAH! 'TIS AN IRISH SUPERHERO!
Superman meets Ireland's resident superhero, Jack O'Lantern, in DC Comics Presents #46 (June, 1982). Written by E. Nelson Bridwell. Art by Alex Saviuk and Pablo Marcos. Colors by Gene D'Angelo. Letters by John Costanza.
This was Jack's first appearance in the DC Universe continuity, but not the first time in comics. He, along with the rest of the international superhero team he belonged to, the Global Guardians, was first introduced in Super Friends #8 (November, 1977).
Super Friends was based on the Hanna-Barbera animated series that was broadcast on Saturday mornings at the time. As such, its stories were not considered part of the canon of DC's stories. However, after the Super Friends comic was cancelled in 1981, writer (and Global Guardians creator) E. Nelson Bridwell was able to insert the Guardians into the DC Universe-proper with this story in DC Comics Presents.
Jack O'Lantern was Daniel Cormac, a farmer who was granted a magic lantern by a fairy, presumably the leprechaun on his shoulder in the picture above (who, as far as I know, never made another appearance). The lantern granted Cormac several abilities: super strength, flight, energy projection, illusion casting, teleportation, and fog generation. Because of its magic properties, the lantern (and Jack's powers) were strongest at midnight, and non-existent at noon.
Cormac and the Global Guardians remained a part of DC continuity after Crisis On Infinite Earths. However, the group fell on hard times and split-up after the UN decided to sponsor Justice League Europe/International instead of the Guardians.
Jack then fell in with the villainous Queen Bee and was a bad guy for a brief period, even tangling with the aforementioned JLI. He eventually redeemed himself and became a hero again before eventually passing away from natural causes.
His cousin, Liam McHugh, then became the new Jack O'Lantern, with a different costume. McHugh was able to internalize the powers of the lantern, and no longer needs to use it. He was a member of the Global Guardians, the Leymen (from Primal Force), and the Ultramarine Corps (from Grant Morrison's run on JLA).
I just close my eyes and snore.

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Why. Did we EVER. Need ANY other versions of Jack O’Lantern in the DCU?! “I was a kind child who made friends with fae creatures so was entrusted with a magic lantern.” There. That’s it. That origin story is PERFECT.
Justice League International #16 (1988) by Kevin Maguire, Keith Giffen & J.M. DeMatteis
DC characters - Jack O'Lantern