Riccardo Federici interior art in Lazarus Planet Alpha #1 is GORGEOUS ! Just amazing stuff. 
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Yes, it is very nice, but something about Powergirl seemsā¦I dunno, canāt place it. She always seems larger than life in some ways. Not so much here. Iāll figure it out, Iām sure.
Is this what the kids call it now?
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That almost looks like a Department of Truth cover, itās so crazy!
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Do you know the context around the cover? I mean Iām not hating on it, just seems like itās outta the blue.
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I have no idea. But the Eminem, Notorious B.I.G., etc. Marvel covers sell pretty wellā¦
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Is this an homage to an album cover??
Yepā¦help the old man outā¦what is this a reference to? I love buying the stuff that appeals to folks who may not necessarily care about comics but like the artist/album/singer/whatever.
lead singer of the band the white stripes
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But seriously, it does seem random.
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Jokers real name was revealed in Flashpoint Beyond #5, Jack Oswald White
Since debuting in the DC Universe, the true identity of the Joker has been a mystery for all comic book fans. Although many fans have theorized and several mediums have introduced names like Jack Napier and Arthur Fleck, DC Comics has never officially given the character a real name, until now.
In Issue #5 of Flashpoint Beyond, a sequel to Flashpoint, the universeās version of the Joker, Martha Wayne, and the Batman of the universe, Thomas Wayne, are seen discusing the villainās true identity. Martha reveals that she forced Psycho-Pirate, a villain with extensive knowledge of the entire DC Universe, to tell her the name of the Joker in the main DC Universe. It is then revealed that the Jokerās real name is āJack Oswald White.ā
Martha then shares that she visited the Flashpoint universeās version of Jack Oswald White, discovering him to be a struggling family man supporting his wife and a child as a janitor at Wayne Casino. Despite being destitute, Jack is well adjusted, being never subjected to the origin events that occurred in Batman: The Killing Joke that created the Joker.
It is also interesting to note that musician Jack White served as the inspiration for the characterās name. White took to Instagram to share his appreciation in a post directed towards DC Comics.
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I brought this up in a Flashpoint thread a while back
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Also, Worldās Finest #1 featured a Jerry Seinfeld variant, so this isnāt uncharted territory for this title.
New characterā¦ might be worth picking up a copy.
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No Jokers real name is Joe Kerr
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