Well, they certainly changed that awfully fast.

But, at one time, if only for a short time, Oa was not the center of the universe.

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Its both Geoff Johns, and considering that Infinite Crisis remade the multiverse, I'm thinking that Oa was not the center of the universe for only a short amount of time.

I thought Oa was always the center of the universe. Prime moved Rann and Thanagar near each other to start that war, then, during the Battle of Metropolis, flew away to Oa, believing that if you destroy the planet in the center of the universe, you will unmake existence (except for you, who becomes god).

Actually, the way I read about it was that Superboy Prime pushed the planets near to each other to throw of the balance of the universe, so Oa was no longer the center. However, going by what BoyBlunder pointed out, when everything collapsed back together, Oa was once more the center. So, that said, SBP went to Oa as it was once again the center.

And, now it really doesn't matter how it happened, or even that it did or did not happen. Oa is currently the center of the universe. Dont' tell Paris Hilton that, she likes to think she is the center of the universe.

I've seen him somewhere before. I'm thinking it might have been the JSA issue that introduced the new Judomaster, but maybe I'm mistaken (I'm well past the age where I can have an encyclopedic memory of comics I've read). But I've definitely seen the character before -- somewhere...

It's had a few mentions in JSA, including the latest.

Otherwise, Final Crisis was an event that was supposed to be self-contained as opposed to crossing over into every title.* The titles were left to do their own thing during FC, so it's reasonable they'll do their own thing post-FC.

Which is fine by me. I was pretty worn out on picking up Marvel titles long after Civil War was done and having to read about registration stuff.

Maybe the Question co-feature will touch on FC, but outside of the aftermath characters set up in their own minis, there's no need for me to see much more revisited.


*The Tiny Titans Final Crisis crossover was awesome, though. Oh yeah!

Hahaha, sorry gudda. I came close, though, right? Hehehe.

Kung was an Earth-2 Wonder Woman villain and a sometimes opponent of the All-Star Squadron (hence why he grabbed Liberty Belle along with the others).

I didn't buy this issue of JSA, but I have been following the talk here about Kung. I don't know if this is true, but is Kung the same character as Sumo the Samurai?

This is the only picture of Sumo I could find.
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...a%3DN%26um%3D1

Different guy (though they both worked for Prince Daka). Kung was the assassin who tried to kill Churchill and was stopped by Steel in one of the early Squadron Issues.

Image (ironically from the same site):
http://swpccc.blogspot.com/2009/04/d...e-ret-con.html

That image reminds me of Tom Cruise with his 80's hairline?

I'd rather look at this image instead. It's hypnotic.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2212/...4f42cb22_o.gif


I'd rather that attack me then some Arnie-looking guy with bad hair.