Who is your favorite magic-wielding character, and why?

Choose from the main villians including

Malcolm Merlyn (Dark Archer)

Slade Wilson (Deathstroke)

Ra's Al Ghul

Damien Darhk

Adrian Chase (Prometheus)

Ricardo Diaz (Dragon)

Ninth Circle

Don't choose Anti-Monitor because it is obvious

Linda hasn't been Supergirl for almost 20 years but is still superior to Kara.

Reasons...

1.More Human - Linda merged with Matrix and obtained the powers of Supergirl which added the human side and family that was missing from the previous Supergirl making her much more relatable and interesting.

2.A Religious Path - Linda was very faithful to the Catholic church and throughout her series she faced many demons and the devil himself. There is just something about Supergirl fighting demons that is cooler than her battling aliens.

3.Angelic Powers - Linda discovered she was a fire angel which gave her new powers as she could do things such as grow flaming wings.

4.A Twisted Love Life - Linda dated a demon who had been around since ancient Rome named Buzz. He was the opposite of the angelic Supergirl but you know what they say, opposites attract.

I read a lot of people are saying mean things about them on YouTube. I honestly can't believe those people are so ignorant. Oliver invaded their privacy and René was threatened not to see his daughter ever again. Also Dinah had every right to want to kill Laurel (but Curtis had to be a horrible friend and stop her from doing it). Oliver, Diggle and Felicity were the idiots in my opinion in season 6 and not them

1 - not defending himself when everybody got angry at him for changing the timeline even though he did nothing wrong on purpose

2 - not kicking Cisco out of Team Flash after Cisco forced him to tell the Legends about Flashpoint

3 - not punching Cisco back in self-defense when Cisco pushed him when he accidentally killed Cisco's brother

4 - saving the ones from the mind control who were angry at him for changing the timeline even though he did nothing wrong on purpose

5 - not getting revenge on Team Flash for locking him up in the pipeline

6 - asking Caitlin about her powers immediately after Cisco forced her to reveal them, which doesn't seem like an appropiate time in my opinion

7 - asking Caitlin what's wrong with her in season 6 like if he was meddling in her private business

8 - preventing Patty from killing Mardon even though he killed Patty's father, which means Patty had every right to want to do it

9 - not punching Wally for calling him a coward in season 2

10 - locking Nora in the pipeline

11 - taking Nora back to the future

12 - kicking Wally out of the team for not telling him he had visions of Savitar

13 - yelling at Wally for almost getting himself killed in a car crash (in my opinion it was none of Barry's business and only Joe's)

14 - not yelling at Joe to stop treating him like a child when Joe found out Iris was going to die

15 - agreeing with Iris' decision to hide Nora's powers in the future

Hey everyone. First time posting on here, so sorry in advance if this has been done to death. Just thought of a discussion topic I wanted to throw on here after talking with a couple of Marvel buddies over their new Heroes Reborn storyline:

Say that the original seven members never existed. This is a world with no Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, etc. However, seven heroes did join together to fight Starro like in the original "Brave and the Bold" comic. Which seven heroes would you bring together as the founding members of the Justice League?

RULES

• Cannot use heroes who have taken up the mantle of the original seven, nor close members from their "families" (i.e. Supergirl, Nightwing, John Stewart GL, etc).

• Heroes close but ultimately adjacent to the original 7 are fine within reason (i.e. Steel, Azrael, etc). *I know Azrael was a Batman*

• Modern characters are allowed (i.e. Jaime Reyes, Sideways, etc). Let's push the first fight with Starro to modern day.

• Cannot replace the entire Justice League with all the members of an existing team (i.e. Justice Society, Doom Patrol, etc).

Love to hear what creative rosters y'all come up with.

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I think in superman and lois the bad guy should not have been steel i belive it should have been val zod because val doesnt like superman that much and was even enemies with him for a moment. But out of what i know about john henry irons he usualy develops the superman persona out of idolization of superman. Not hatred of him.

Share them below. Let's see where this goes.

What are y’all’s thoughts on what DC should’ve done/should do with Tim Drake? Imo he is one of the most underrated characters that DC has really dropped the ball on. This is the Robin that had all the potential in the world to be the next Batman, especially detective-wise, and DC kinda just wrote him off as Red Robin when Damian was introduced. I feel like he deserves way more than that, perhaps his own new identity like what they tried to do with naming him Drake, but give him a much better name and suit. Basically what they did with Dick becoming Nightwing and being one of their most loved characters. Or even take over as Batman in main continuity once Bruce retires.

What's your favourite body swap in DC comics? Or any other DC media if you can't think of the former?

SPOILERS: This post contains spoilers about recent Flash stories and stories that have not been released yet.

It's been a while since the last two (it sort of needs to be to get more news!) and there's plenty to share in terms of Flash. As always, I'm saving the best until last.

A Translation:

In the first page of The Flash: Future State #2, there are computers with latin text all over them. Since it's just the one paragraph repeated constantly, I figured I'd give it a go. With the help of a certain online translator I managed to get some results:

Latin:

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectotur adipiscing elit, sed do elusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dobre magna alique. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nist ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proldent, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.

English:

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectotur adipiscing elit, sed do elusmod and vitality, so that long-Array, and great labor of a certain person. Over the years all will I come, I may aliquip out of her the advantage of any one nostrud nist labor, exercise, school district and longevity. He wishes to condemn in the pleasure of pain in the cupidatat Duis, however, produces no resultant. Excepteur cupidatat blacks are not proldent, is soothing to the soul, that is, they deserted the general duties of those who are to blame for your troubles.

So it's hardly the best translation in the world, but it's translated it well enough to understand what the paragraph is vaguely about.

New Trade Paperbacks:

I'm not interested in these as I unfortunately already have all the issues, but there are 3 new Flash related Trade Paperbacks coming out soon. The first is The Flash/Impulse: Runs In the Family. It collects issues 1-12 of Impulse and 108-111 of The Flash, and releases tomorrow.

This is similar to Impulse: Reckless Youth, but Reckless Youth reprinted The Flash #92-94 and Impulse #1-6. I'd personally recommend buying the new The Flash/Impulse: Runs in the Family and buying the Flash issues from Reckless Youth in the TP The Flash by Mark Waid. Of course, none of this matters if you're only interested in the Impulse series, in which case Impulse/The Flash: Runs in the Family collects more issues of Impulse.

The second trade paperback is The Flash: The Death of Iris West in hardback. It collects issues #270-284, and I would recommend giving it a read. I think it's a great storyline and goes well if you're planning to read Trial of the Flash. The hardcover releases on 2nd June.

The final trade paperback is The Flash by Mark Waid: Book Eight. It collects The Flash #151-162, Annual #12 and Secret Files #2 and it releases 16th June.

If you are interested in any of these they can all be pre-ordered online.

Impulse:

The CW have now released a new picture showing the character Impulse will be added to the Flash TV series, with Jordan Fisher portraying him.

I personally am a little bewildered by the casting choice, but if it works then I won't have too much of a problem with it. Impulse is one of my favourite characters and the CW want to portray him, and that's fine. I'll only start complaining if it turns out to be a terrible portrayal of a beloved character.

Next Flash Covers:

In this segment I will share the next Flash covers with you and talk about my predictions for the series.

I think it's fair to say that The Flash #771 will see the end of Wally jumping around other people's bodies, as #772 shows Heat Wave, possibly another Rogues story. #771 shows Wally at Sanctuary, so I think since the Speed Force is putting him in different points throughout time he will have to relive the day when he murdered his friends. It is also worth pointing out that there is an Annual coming next month which may crossover with either storyline.

What do you think will happen to the series and it's characters? Do you like or dislike any of the covers?

Mine is beast boy.

Expected publish date is 13th july 2021 i feel