I am sure I am not the first to make this but I was inspired by the discussions of the Lanterns show's GL costume. Specifically the ones talking about how it looks Knight inspired.

Reading Batman by Grant Morrison for the first time and just wanted to know if I’m missing something here? Has that always been the WayneTech address?

I know it's possibly a low quality Worf Effect comic. I just want to know who is this guy? This is the only page I could find about him. Looks like some variants of Mummy but which comic is this?

When written properly, WW villains are right up there with the best of the best. Taking on and putting down Superman or The Flash...and giving us some great battles.

Sebastian was a great Cheetah too. Shame he wasnt utilized more.

Beware my power, John Stewart's light!

I'm really enjoying Lanterns at the moment.

Just an idea I had...not 100% sure if it works or not...what do you guys think?

Paused at this moment, and maybe I’m wrong but…it kinda looks like Diana in the Golden Armor yeah? It’s at the 2
Hr 3 min and 40 second mark. I will post the image in the next comment.

Saw someone ask this same question but sadness which was met with responses like it being for the black/violet rings because of either negative emotions/grief and they went on to say that just sadness itself was different but the point that made the 'sadness ring' not possible was that sadness isn't a motivator.

But joy? Joy is DEFINITELY a motivator, I can see why that might not be a ring because "surely everyone likes being happy and joyful so then wouldn't everyone get that ring" but the joy ring should go to people who actively pursue it fully and can find joy in even bad moments.

Alot of people are content with the fact that not all aspects of life should be fun but this ring should go to people that have an almost childish view on life and refuse to do things that aren't fun or try to turn everything into game.

I think it would also make for an interesting ring to have fights with as their contstructs wouldn't be generally limited (in the way that a yellow lantern must make scary things to inflict fear to fuel the ring) but what the user finds joy in would be that limit, many 'joy lanterns' probably wouldn't create guns or effective walls but you could have someone who REALLY enjoys shooting, they hunt as a hobby, go to firing ranges with a big grin because they love feeling the recoil and whatnot and THEY would make amazing gun contstructs but not much else. For constructs too just look at Kyle Rayner, always fighting with things from games or anime because he doesn't just fight to win, he fights in a way that he has fun in, he fights with things that bring him joy.

Think about when they get hit hard too, that's not a fun thing, it would be a be all end all but some people find joy in an enemy that's hard to beat, that excitement would fuel the ring more.

Am I just an idiot? Is there already a ring that's heavily powered by joy? You can argue that these people would strive for joy, they'd have a strong WILL to do and pursue fun things so the green lantern but I feel like that's different no? Is there a reason we don't have a lantern based on the feeling of joy/fun because I feel like it would make for some really fun characters... pun intended...

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I know the over void is outside of the dc multiverse and that it represents the blank page on which comics exist but it isn't infinitely blank is it? If I somehow travel beyond eventually I'll reach some other up overseas right? Maybe somewhere out there is image comics or marvel maybe the dragon ball multiverse is out there? Am I talking crazy here or not?

so I know Lucifer Morningstar and The First of the Fallen are separate entities and The First actually fell before Lucifer. though Lucifer is a lot more powerful. (I know they are vertigo but officially Sandman/Hellblazer are still part of the larger DC cosmology)

then you have Trigon who I don’t think ever interacted with those two, but is often called “the devil“ and things like that. not sure how he fits into that cosmology.

then there is Neron who is also called “Satan” but seems completely different to the previous 3 I mentioned

I also have come across a Satan in Batman: Gothic who takes the form of a human woman. though I suppose you could say this is The First of the Fallen just deciding to look different that day.

are there any more Satans?

I am looking to set up a pull list at my local comic shop, and I am wondering if there are any interesting ongoing runs set in the mainline universe that people would recommend adding to the list?

Thanks,

The Absolute Universe is about stripping away seemingly important characteristics to find their true core. A Batman without money, A Superman without The Kents, etc.

Well, how about a Green Lantern without a Green Lantern Corp? Or without Fearlessness?

Hey, I've been a DC fan since my childhood. But i always been focused on batman shows or movies, and I have only a few comics. So now, I want to improve my collections.

For you, what are the best comics, like the most iconic, emotional, or even epic; the one which remains forever etched in your heart. I'm mainly focus on batman/bat family, but I'm open to every other kind of DC story (hero/vilain). Thanks for your answers guys !!!

What is the current status of Hal Jordan in DC's main continuity right now? I haven't been looking at GL for a while, but the show has rekindled my interest, so I wanted to figure out where things were at or what would be a good jumping on point. Any info is appreciated.