I'm not a huge Star Wars fan but the idea of mixing the concepts of Darkseid and the Dark Side of the Force, plus the Anti-Life Equation, Parademons fighting Stormtroopers — ahhhh I just start geeking out at all the interaction ideas.

Interior pages for Super Powers #6 (1985) Great Jack Kirby art in this very kid friendly version of DC's greatest heroes

“Some people seem like they should live forever. And others you can’t figure how they make it through each day alive.” (Salvation Run #7 - Lilah Sturges, Sean Chen, Walden Wong, John Kalisz, and Steve Wands) #Joker#Parademons#SalvationRun#dccomics

It's great. It opens with Orion having proclaimed he's killed Darkseid and asks if there's anybody to challenge him and the next is a big two-page spread of an army of Parademons.

Yup! He redesigned the villains he initially created (Mantis, Kalibak, Parademons, Steppenwolf, and I guess Dessad and Darkseid) for the toy line. He plotted the first mini-series, but drew the final issue. Drew the followup mini--only time he drew most of the main DC heroes.

"Excuse me, can you tell me the way to the Bathroom of Annoyance?"

I Also Had These Comics: December 9 1980 Moon Knight 5 1986 Elektra: Assassin 6 Marvel Fanfare 31 1988 Whisper 23 1998 Legends of the DC Universe 13 Minx 5 Superman Adventures 28

Watching the DOCTOR WHO special and that‘s definitely Parademons on my screen.

Justice League #2 (2011) by Geoff Johns and Jim Lee. In their first meeting of the New 52, Superman mistakingly believes Batman, Green Lantern and the Flash are connected with the parademons plaguing his city. Batman “wins” by politely asking Superman to calm down and listen to them.

Wrarths look even more like Parademons with their wings extended. mattthecatania.wordpress.com/2023/11/30/w...