Help identify a character.

[Dor100dx]

Hi, everyone.
Who is this character?
Thank you for helping.kisspng-superhero-figurine-dr-strange-power-5b4a5d2ce6abe9.7207007815316001729448.jpg

[Shazamdude]

He’s doctor mid-nite. The Wikipedia page is right here
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_Mid-Nite

[MajorHoy]

Hi, everyone.
Who is this character?
Thank you for helping.kisspng-superhero-figurine-dr-strange-power-5b4a5d2ce6abe9.7207007815316001729448.jpg

DC seriously needs to bring back the original Justice Society of America into continuity!

[astro@work]

DC seriously needs to bring back the original Justice Society of America into continuity!

Yup, even with the ill-fated Earth 2 series they never introduced some of the golden agers such as Dr. Mid-nite, or Starman. (I forget if we ever saw Rex Tyler).

If they don't come back soon an entire new generation of comic readers will never have seen them.

[Lightning Rider]

Yup, even with the ill-fated Earth 2 series they never introduced some of the golden agers such as Dr. Mid-nite, or Starman. (I forget if we ever saw Rex Tyler).

If they don't come back soon an entire new generation of comic readers will never have seen them.

That's actually crazy to think about but you're right. And I'm not old.

[MajorHoy]

Yup, even with the ill-fated Earth 2 series they never introduced some of the golden agers such as Dr. Mid-Nite, or Starman. (I forget if we ever saw Rex Tyler).

Oh, don't get me started on that screw-up!

I didn't read the whole series (bailed a few issues after Robinson left), but I do remember the Thomas Wayne version of "Batman" had used a form of Hour-Man's "Miraclo" which Wayne said he got from "Rex Mason" (DC's Metamorpho) instead of saying "Rex Tyler".