DC has existed for decades and, as such, introduced hundreds of characters at that time. This is the thing necessary for the comic book company to try to stay fresh, with several successes of the company that remain to become icons.
The 21st century had a fairly high success rate in terms of new introductions to the general DC myth. From the swelling of the Batfamily with new heroes and bad guys to new characters being Keystone representation pieces, several fans have been created in the past twenty-five years for DC.
DC is known for its rather convincing bad guys, although it is regrettable that little emblematic made their debut in the 21st century – there were good, of course, but not too often, they make their mark in adaptations as a basic food of any hero to whom they oppose. This was definitely not the case with the OWLS Court, created by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo for their first arc on Batman.
Looking at the courtyard and their greenhouses, the group is strange but simple – they are a secret society manipulating parts of Gotham to meet their needs. Its standard members give OWL masks and cocktail clothes, while their soldier feet, greenhouses, fatal ninja combinations and birds that are full of blades and bright edges. The group immediately caught the fascination of the general public and has since presented itself in a myriad of adaptations as a threat that is still hiding in the shadows.
A spell of the Egyptian doctor had long been expected
Doctor Fate is one of the oldest heroes of DC, a basic food from their golden age list and JSA. It is not difficult to see why there is an attraction with this character – his conception is simple and recognizable, and it is linked to occult mysticism that DC is very well executed with characters like John Constantine.
Doctor Fate is actually an inherited character, the name having bounced around many heroes over the years. The name and powers are currently exercised by Khalid Nassour, an American-Egyptian medical student. It is wonderful to see the character of Doctor Fate Repape by someone who is Egyptian, and it seems that Khalid is generally quite popular at DC. Kent Nelson was killed to have become the only fate, and he also had a myriad of apparitions in various books to establish it as a regular.
Manchester Black has evolved
The authority was a team that made its debut in 1999 and immediately resonated with comic book readers like a transition point on the 1990s to the filth of the new millennium, and because of their immediate beginnings, it is not surprising that the team was parodied less than two years later in history “What is so funny about the truth, justice and the American way?” via the anti-heroic team the elite.
The majority of the members of the elite team have been forgotten, although his leader has been in embodiment of the group’s ideals and what they parody. Manchester Black was not only a riff on the hard anti-hero par excellence from the 1990s, but he was also Joe Kelly’s response to the British comic invasion, so much so that he was tattooed by his chest. When he made his debut, Black was a rather flat character who brought to be a straw man for Superman to eliminate. Over time, he evolved, it was clear that the elite was a group capable of growing up.
The signal is a Gotham hero that works during the day
The new 52 was an era of change, and with him, brought new members to Batfamily. The circumstances of their creation were not the best – DC editorial prevented Scott Snyder and other writers of Gotham from using certain members of Batfamily, which led the old characters creating characters like Bluebird, and of course, the signal.
The background of Duke Thomas was painful, although sufficiently poignant to lead him to become a costumed vigilante. He definitely stood out from the typical Batfamily suspects because of his rather brilliant design and operating times – Duke was a hero who operated during the day, which most other Gotham heroes did not seem to want to do.
Jessica Cruz is one of the best new green lanterns
There are many green lanterns in the galaxy, with a comic quantity of humans carrying the green threads – one might think that the earth was a real power at a galactic level, but no, it is just that DC tries to strengthen the molding of the earth to the best of their capacities. One of the out -of -competition lanterns that made its 21st century debut was none other than Jessica Cruz.
Jessica was not initially even a green lantern – she was a power ring, taken from crime union activities that finally joined justice League. Jessica was immediately endearing to readers because of her tragic stories and her struggles against anxiety and agoraphobia, induced after witnessing the death of her friends in the hands of gangsters. It is not often heroes treat such explicit mental illnesses, which has left Jessica.
Kate Kane renovated Batwoman for modern times
The Batfamily concept is very large. Very inflated. Many characters would better do their own thing beyond Gotham or simply retire, and each time a new Gothamite which is on the side of the angels begins, they should have a unique advantage to stand out from the crowd. It was something that applied to Kate Kane, a modernized version of Kathy Kane, who was the original Batwoman.
Kate was the cousin of Bruce Wayne, a gay woman who was expelled before she was well part of the soldiers, and was inspired by the hero Batman to do good in the world without approval. Kate arrived on the stage with a striking and vampiric look, a costume partly designed by Alex Ross for a field of Barbara Gordon put in the rebuilt. Since then, she has become a notable member of Batfamily, appearing in several adaptations and even her own show.
Jon Kent is the new Superman
The idea of creating a character inherited for Superman is delicate. He is the superhero par excellence for a reason, and although the concept of inherited heroes is very popular in the genre, it seems almost unthinkable that he sticks to Superman. There was an attempt in the 1990s with Steel and Superboy after Superman’s death, and later when Clark adopted Chris, Zod’s son. But all over the line, Superman and Laws would have their own son: Jonathan Kent.
Jon was an endearing kid character at his beginnings, fleeing with Damian Wayne in the Supersons series and usually being just cute. But that would change when Bendis put his hand, making the character kidnap by Ultraman in another world. Upon his return, he was a young adult. Jon was a character who had had a little trouble since then, especially when he became flat superman, but recent and secret series have tried to save him from good results.
Dreamer is a rising star in the DCU
The Supergirl show was a success on the CW, many considering that it is one of the best superheroes on the network alongside the flash. Was it a comic? No, but is a CW company? It was a full -fledged show that persisted for years, with one of his most notable characters in his last seasons being a dream. The ancestor of Superhero legion The character Nura Nal, alias Dream Girl, Nia Nal was a favorite of fans who would jump in the comics.
Dreamer is written by her actress Nicole Maines, also a trans woman. Nia was an incredibly important character who would cultivate a cult after time. She became one of the first transgender characters of DC who in fact had a relevance as a character outside the annual specials of pride. More recently, she was the head of a Suicide team mini, the Absolute power event, and the most recent Secret six Mini, with each scenario adding more to his character.
Jaime Reyes is the final blue beetle
Beetle’s blue heritage has become more and more notable in comics over the years. Starting with Dan Garrett, certainly forgettable to Fox Comics, Ted Kord was created a few years later by Steve Ditko for Charlton Comics and finally became a bass justice to DC Comics. Kord was a funny favorite fan who tragically met his end during the infinite crisis event in order to stop his former friend, Max Lord.
DC could have let the coat die, but he continued with none other than Jaime Reyes as the third blue scarab. Jaime was a friendly character from the start and immediately left his brand – he was well balanced, had an origin that built the existing blue scarab coat, entered the Mexican culture and difficulties and real Mexican difficulties and had a killer design that stood out from the crowd. He was in several adaptations, from injustice 2 to Young Justice to his own feature film, with more things on the way as a future DCU animation show, everything on Blue Beetle has been announced.
Damian Wayne is one of DC’s most successful heroes
The inheritance Robin tall The coat with each new incarnation. Dick Grayson, Jason Todd, Tim Drake, Carrie Kelley and Stephanie Brown all did something special each time they put on the red, the green and the yellow of Robin, and in the early 2000s, many did not really anticipate a new one to come – but picked Damian Wayne.
Damian was the child of Bruce Wayne and Talia Al Ghul, raised like an assassin and perfect heir to the heritage of Al Ghul. He was brutal, ruthless and effective, but his time with Bruce softened the heart of the child and also pushed him on the path of heroism. Damian has become an emblematic addition to the myth of DC and Batman, the one who was a favorite that he was brought back to life after which Morrison intended to be his permanent death.