Kid Supreme

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Kid Supreme
Publisher Image Comics Extreme Studios
First appearance
  • Supreme (Vol. 2) #9 (1993) (Charles Flanders)
  • Supreme (Vol. 2) #19 (1994) (Danny Fuller)
  • Supreme (Vol. 2) #42 (1996) (Ethan Crane)
Created by Rob Liefeld
Characteristics
Alter ego Charles Flanders
Danny Fuller
Ethan Crane
Species Human, from Earth
Affiliations Supreme
Abilities Super strength, flight, invulnerability.

There have been three versions of Kid Supreme:

Contents

[edit] Charles Flanders

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The first one was Charles Flanders, a boy who could tap into Supreme's powers. He became Kid Supreme, Supreme's Would War 2 sidekick, though his relationship with Supreme was not one of equal partners – rather, Flanders was more of a pet than a friend to Supreme.

[edit] Danny Fuller

The second original version of Kid Supreme was a teenager named Danny Fuller. He was caught at ground zero of the battle between Supreme and Union, and received super-powers in an explosion that occurred during the fight. He found that he had become invulnerable, super strong and capable of flight. As Danny was a fan of Supreme and super-heroes, he decided to become one himself. However, after a mistake of Danny's indirectly led to a man's death, he moved back home to his grandparents to live a normal life.

[edit] Fate

Both the Charles Flanders and Danny Fuller versions of Kid Supreme were removed from existence after the Supreme continuity was rebooted by Alan Moore, though they still exist in the Supremacy. However, Moore's version of Supreme featured numerous childhood adventures of Kid Supreme, a teenage version of the adult hero.

[edit] Bibliography

  • Supreme (Vol. 2) #9 (1993) (Charles Flanders)
  • Supreme (Vol. 2) #19 (1994) (Danny Fuller)
  • Supreme (Vol. 2) #42 (1996) (Ethan Crane)

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