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Date
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User
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Field
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Old Value
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New Value
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2012-05-24 15:49:51
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aaronmoish
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Alias
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Kid Eternity (DC) (02)
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Kid Eternity (DC)(Post Crisis)
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2012-05-24 15:49:51
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aaronmoish
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Bio
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Re-imagined version of the character, created by Ann Nocenti and Sean Phillips. Not the Morrison version, and not the "brother of Captain Marvel, Jr." version originally envisioned by DC. The DC version closest to the Quality original. Was killed by Mordru in JSA (1999) #1, but then clearly came back to life in 2006's Teen Titans #31, thanks to Brother Blood mucking about with the line between death and life.
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Was killed by Mordru in JSA (1999) #1, but then clearly came back to life in 2006's Teen Titans #31, thanks to Brother Blood mucking about with the line between death and life.
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2012-05-24 15:49:51
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aaronmoish
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Notes
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As he appeared principally in his own Vertigo series, he's not really a part of the mainstream DCU. However, he has briefly, and fairly inexplicably, appeared in the DCU at moments of what might be called "cosmic stress".
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Although Grant Morrison and Ann Nocenti interpreted this character differently, he is clearly intended to be the same post-Crisis character, as evidenced by the supporting cast from Morrison's series (Jerry Sullivan and Val Hoffman) appearing in Nocenti's.
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2007-03-10 11:27:00
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IndieRockLance
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Alias
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Kid Eternity (VERTIGO)
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Kid Eternity (DC) (02)
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2007-03-10 11:27:00
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IndieRockLance
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Bio
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Re-imagined version of the character, created by Ann Nocenti and Sean Phillips. Not the Morrison version, and not the "brother of Captain Marvel, Jr." version originally envisioned by DC. The DC version closest to the Quality original. Was killed by Mordru in JSA (1999) #1, but then clearly came back to life in 2006's Teen Titans #31, thanks to Brother Blood mucking about with the line between death and life.
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Re-imagined version of the character, created by Ann Nocenti and Sean Phillips. Not the Morrison version, and not the "brother of Captain Marvel, Jr." version originally envisioned by DC. The DC version closest to the Quality original. Was killed by Mordru in JSA (1999) #1, but then clearly came back to life in 2006's Teen Titans #31, thanks to Brother Blood mucking about with the line between death and life.
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2007-03-10 11:27:00
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IndieRockLance
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Notes
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As he appeared principally in his own Vertigo series, he's not really a part of the mainstream DCU. However, he has briefly, and fairly inexplicably, appeared in the DCU at moments of what might be called "cosmic stress".
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As he appeared principally in his own Vertigo series, he's not really a part of the mainstream DCU. However, he has briefly, and fairly inexplicably, appeared in the DCU at moments of what might be called "cosmic stress".
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2006-09-03 09:26:25
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ferroboy
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Alias
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Kid Eternity (VERTIGO 03)
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Kid Eternity (VERTIGO)
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2006-09-01 15:35:45
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DarthSkeptical
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Notes
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As he appeared principally in his own Vertigo series, he's not really a part of the mainstream DCU. However, he has briefly appeared alongside mainstream DCU characters in moments of what might be called "cosmic stress".
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As he appeared principally in his own Vertigo series, he's not really a part of the mainstream DCU. However, he has briefly, and fairly inexplicably, appeared in the DCU at moments of what might be called "cosmic stress".
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2006-09-01 15:29:53
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DarthSkeptical
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Bio
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Re-imagined version of the character, created by Ann Nocenti and Sean Phillips. Not the Morrison version, and not the "brother of Captain Marvel, Jr." version originally envisioned by DC. Perhaps the DC version closest to the Quality original. Was killed by Mordru in JSA (1999) #1, but then clearly came back to life in 2006's Teen Titans #31, thanks to Brother Blood mucking about with the line between death and life.
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Re-imagined version of the character, created by Ann Nocenti and Sean Phillips. Not the Morrison version, and not the "brother of Captain Marvel, Jr." version originally envisioned by DC. The DC version closest to the Quality original. Was killed by Mordru in JSA (1999) #1, but then clearly came back to life in 2006's Teen Titans #31, thanks to Brother Blood mucking about with the line between death and life.
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2006-09-01 15:29:53
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DarthSkeptical
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Notes
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As of 2006, the most recent version of the character.
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As he appeared principally in his own Vertigo series, he's not really a part of the mainstream DCU. However, he has briefly appeared alongside mainstream DCU characters in moments of what might be called "cosmic stress".
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2006-09-01 15:24:39
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DarthSkeptical
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Alias
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Kid Eternity of post-Crisis (DC 03)
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Kid Eternity (VERTIGO 03)
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2006-09-01 15:12:40
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DarthSkeptical
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Alias
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Kid Eternity (DC 03)
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Kid Eternity of post-Crisis (DC 03)
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2006-03-07 13:21:58
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DarthSkeptical
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First Name
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Kit
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2006-03-07 13:21:58
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DarthSkeptical
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Last Name
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Freeman
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2006-03-07 13:21:58
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DarthSkeptical
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Alias
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Kid Eternity
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Kid Eternity (DC 03)
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2006-03-07 13:21:58
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DarthSkeptical
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Bio
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Re-imagined version of the character, created by Ann Nocenti and Sean Phillips. Not the Morrison version, and not the "brother of Captain Marvel, Jr." version originally envisioned by DC. Perhaps the DC version closest to the Quality original. Was killed by Mordru in JSA (1999) #1, but then clearly came back to life in 2006's Teen Titans #31, thanks to Brother Blood mucking about with the line between death and life.
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2006-03-07 13:21:58
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DarthSkeptical
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Notes
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As of 2006, the most recent version of the character.
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