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I voted for The Adversary, in part because that seems like the easiest way to get an interesting Portals-To-Other-Times story going.

Haven’t they also specified that Bruce is a blood relative of “Mad” Anthony Wayne, who fought in the American Revolution and got tons of stuff named after him? (Which I guess has no bearing on this...

See, now I’m picturing a team-up with Adam Strange, Zatara, and — Manhunter, maybe?

For me, it’s the red jumpsuit from his ‘Hank Pym, Scientific Adventurer’ days: he’s not a superhero who happens to be a smart guy, he’s a smart guy who happens to be a superhero — and with plenty of...

IIRC, Helga Jace came up with the treatment that could grant superpowers, though only to members of the Markovian royal family.

Scroll to the bottom panels here: Clark Kent makes his way through a bunch of globetrotting pulp-adventure encounters before finally winding up (a) having secured the plot-device medallion, and (b)...

But can he, in his own right, possess ‘a villain’ and then have that villain release the hostages and discard his weapon and obligingly tie himself up or whatever?

Would you count Robin?

Big 5 plus Atom and Zatanna, for science and magic.

Is anything stopping Zatanna from walking around with repuS ssenhguoT on as a default? Or with invisibility and intangibility on, in tsohG mroF? Or whatever?

It strikes me that the interesting and approachable hook for the classic mid-tier DC superhero is what makes him so hard to use these days: he’s The Man Of The Hour, the guy who pops a pill to get...

...with other criminals still in the Phantom Zone. That’s the part I’m curious about: why, upon tricking Lex into letting them out, those characters take a moment to deliver wordy exposition about...

Mister Terrific is admittedly a legacy, but that’s a case where I don’t think it actually counts against the character.

Forge: has an interesting backstory, makes interesting choices, and his powers are as interesting as it gets; and whenever he shows up, I genuinely want to see what the guy is going to do next.
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But it seems like such a weird detail to add. If those three criminals had popped out of the Phantom Zone and started wreaking havoc without bothering to mention whether anyone else was still in...

John Byrne’s swan song on the title had Superman memorably use kryptonite against the Phantom Zone villains of the Pocket Universe. One minor detail has me scratching my head: when “the worst of the...