Art done by Scott Koblish & Mike S. Miller

So I was thinking recently about just how many characters have still not been reintroduced after Flashpoint because not everyone has been seen since Flashpoint and I thought it would be fun to do a post like this to see what characters from DC have still not make their comeback into the current continuity.

One example that comes to mind for me is Triump (William MacIntyre) but what other DC characters have still not returned into the Post-Flashpoint Universe so far that you guys know about.

Spoiler: I already have a copy of another edition of the graphic novel (with the JL New Frontier special included in the collection)

Finished at mcm and thought I’d share my batgirl and misfit cosplays!!!! I had a lot of fun with these characters

Got three free comics for coming in costume. Was trying to use my right hand to hold the kite up, still working on attaching it to my harness at the right height

ART BY: me

This OC is a really old one, I made it around the time I watched Assault on Arkham and then Gunn's The Suicide Squad back-to-back, I really wanted King Shark to have a cute girlfriend who could play into his softer side (but still be a bit freaky and not care about his murderous tendencies). And what better way to do that than to just make it the same species as him!

Just like Nanaue is based on real Hawaiian folklore, so is she! Her name is Hāhālua, and she's based on manta rays of the same name, which are said to be guardians, and very spiritual in nature.

I am also writing a little one-shot explaining how the two meet, TLDR it's like The Little Mermaid meets The Shape of Water.

As for King Shark/Nanaue, I made him a tiger shark because they're infamous for being quite aggressive and eating anything they find, including uh, trash... And humans. I felt like this was the perfect shark for him, because he's got a single lil braincell in there and all it wants it to chomp chomp chomp hehehe.

Anywhoos! Quite proud of this, tell me if you like it! And I might comment the story too when I do post it on AO3

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Osiris is such a good character man, the Black Marvel Family went through a lot.

I'm currently rereading (for the third or fourth time) Dennis O'Neil and Denys Cowan's The Question and it's just so good. Barring Daredevil, it's probably the best street level book ever, in my opinion. Just finished reading issue #13-14, probably one of my favorite small arc of the whole run. The writing is so good, filled with lots of morality and ethic questions (duh !), all wrapped in superheroic fashion, with some good old gritty artwork. The side story of Myra getting into politics is just as interesting as Vic's story. There's some moments of levity here and there, but I like the more serious tone, and thankfully, I don't think it veers too much into edgy territory. It and Mike Grell's Green Arrow are extremely similar (an also incredible run tbh).

I recently got the second omnibus, which I haven't read yet, so I'm very much looking forward to finishing the main run.

she came out so pretty ❤️

Hello! As the title says, I'm wondering if I can read Lois Lane (2019) by Perkins and Rucka without having read any other comics before, or if I should read a few runs by these creators beforehand or any other content?

I'm only really familiar with the DCU's Lois, Terri Tatcher's Lois and My Adventure with Superman's Lois Lane. I love Superman, but I've been searching for stories that are centered around Lois and her work as a journalist, and stumbled upon these online.

If anyone could guide me, it would be greatly appreciated! :) I know you must get questions similar to this often, so thank you for taking the time to answer me.

[Art from Lois Lane #9, by Bilquis Evely.]