Nice! And thanks for saying that posts like these can be interesting! 👍

I guess it’s gotta be Hal Jordan if I had to pick one. But I like the Darkstars, the L.E.G.I.O.N./R.E.B.E.L.S., the Omega Men, The Forever People; DC does cosmic teams better than marvel, that’s a hot take of mine.

Adam Strange, Animal Man, and Starfire's cosmic storyline in 52 was fun. Like Strange, the other two have cosmic origins, but unlike him they're usually based on Earth, so it was kind of novel to have them in that context.

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Also Captain Comet, forgot about him

In a way, you noted him by noting L.E.G.I.O.N., ha. But yes, Captain Comet is a character I’m surprised fell into such obscurity (big-picture). I could imagine Adam Blake on a new Justice League Odyssey roster or some other branch, assuming his more heroic portrayal is restored. Prime Earth did him a little dirty for a while.

Hal Jordan, the only Lantern that can carry his own book.

I was also more talking about Adam Blake as a solo act. I really liked him in Secret Society of Supervillains in 1976 and Mystery in Space and Rann-Thanagar

Among the Titans, I liked Minion (Jarras Minion). Unfortunately, not enough others did, as writers chose for his character to retire from heroics to live a “normal” life on some other planet with his father, and he gave his Omegadrome to Cyberion (Vic Stone), which led to the Technis Imperative and Cyborg’s golden, elastic iteration. Still, I liked Jarras and his ability to morph the Omegadrome into either a space ship or a battle suit that made the short guy into a tank.

Have been meaning to reply for a couple of days but forgot

Lobo ain't exactly heroic, but I feel like I gotta give him my vote of trust for some reason

He’s an anti-hero, so he can count.