| 词条 | Thunderbolt (DC Comics) |
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| character_name = Thunderbolt | image = Thunderbolt (DC Comics).jpeg | imagesize = | caption = Thunderbolt appearing in the cover art of JSA (vol. 1) #21 Art by Alan Davis | alt = | publisher = DC Comics | debut = Flash Comics #1 (January 1940) | creators = John B. Wentworth Stan Aschmeier | based_on = | alter_ego = Yz | full_name = | species = 5th Dimension Jinn | homeworld = | alliances = Justice Society of America All-Star Squadron Justice League | partners = | supports = | aliases = | powers = Magic Reality Warping Flight Invisibilty Electro-blasts | cat = | subcat = | hero = | villain = | sortkey = Thunderbolt (DC Comics) | addcharcat# = }} The Thunderbolt is both the name of a fictional character appearing in comics published by DC Comics and the name of other fictional genies within the 5th dimension. The primary Thunderbolt is Yz, originally portrayed as a genie-like character who hosts Johnny Thunder and Jakeem Thunder and appeared as an original member of the Justice Society of America. Publication history{{expand section|date=June 2018}}Thunderbolt (Yz) first appeared in Flash Comics #1, published with a cover date of January 1940, and was created by John Wentworth and Stan Aschmeier.[1][2][3] Fictional character biographyYz is a 5th Dimension Jinn who resided in a pen that was entrusted to Johnny Thunder on his birthday where the Badhnesians would use it to rule the world. This plan was thwarted when Badhnesia was attacked by a neighboring country.[4][5] Later on, Johnny Thunder became aware of Thunderbolt's existence and the summoning word "cei-u."[6] During Johnny Thunder's time with the Justice Society of America, his control over Thunderbolt was weakening due to a spell cast by Badhnesian priests.[7] When Johnny Thunder started suffering from symptoms of Alzheimer's disease, he loses track of a pen in which the Thunderbolt is being stored. The pen eventually ends up in the ownership of a young African American boy named Jakeem Williams, who takes up the name Johnny Jakeem Thunder or Jakeem Thunder.[8] In a later battle with Solomon Grundy, Jakeem unwittingly cures Johnny Thunder of Alzheimer's thanks to Thunderbolt. However, Johnny immediately falls prey to the Ultra-Humanite, who takes over Johnny's body in order to command the Thunderbolt's powers. In the "Stealing Thunder" storyline, Jakeem is one of several heroes left free from Ultra-Humanite's control. Eventually Jakeem wrests control of the Thunderbolt back from Ultra-Humanite, but Johnny Thunder loses his life. Jakeem then wishes that the Thunderbolt could save Johnny somehow, so the genie chooses to merge with Johnny, creating a new being with the memories of both. He later assumes the name Johnny Thunderbolt.[9] In the "DC Rebirth" reboot, it was mentioned that Johnny Thunder lost Thunderbolt after Joseph McCarthy had him reveal his secret.[10] Other charactersOther Thunderbolts:
Other characters named Thunderbolt:
In other mediaThunderbolt (Yz) appeared in several episodes of the television series Justice League Unlimited, including "Initiation", "The Greatest Story Never Told", and "Destroyer." References1. ^{{cite web|title=DC's 'Rebirth': Decoding the Superhero Comic Book Relaunch|url=https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/dc-universe-rebirth-easter-eggs-896220|website=The Hollywood Reporter|accessdate=30 April 2018|language=en}} 2. ^{{cite web|title=CEI-U! Did Johnny Thunder Banish the JSA? Can He Bring Them Back for Rebirth?|url=https://www.newsarama.com/34347-cei-u-did-johnny-thunder-banish-the-jsa-can-he-bring-them-back-for-rebirth.html|website=Newsarama|accessdate=30 April 2018|language=en}} 3. ^{{cite web|title=Doomsday Clock #3, Annotated Part 2 - The JSA 'Returns,' Doom Patrol & Arkham|url=https://www.cbr.com/doomsday-clock-3-annotated-part-2/|website=CBR|date=26 January 2018}} 4. ^{{Cite comic | Writer = | Artist = | Story = | Title = Flash Comics | Volume = 1 | Issue = 1 | date= January 1940 | Publisher = All-American Publications | Page = 34-35 | Panel = | ID = }} 5. ^{{Cite comic | Writer = | Artist = | Story = | Title = Flash Comics | Volume = 1 | Issue = 8 | date= August, 1940 | Publisher = All-American Publications | Page = 32 | Panel = | ID = }} 6. ^{{Cite comic | Writer = | Artist = | Story = | Title = Flash Comics | Volume = 1 | Issue = 2 | date= February, 1940 | Publisher = All-American Publications | Page = 35 | Panel = | ID = }} 7. ^{{Cite comic | Writer = E. Nelson Bridwell | Penciller = Kurt Schaffenberger | Inker = Frank Chiaramonte | Story = The Rescue of His Majesty, Johnny Thunder | Title = Superman Family | Volume = 1 | Issue = 204 | date= November/December, 1980 | Publisher = DC Comics | Page = | Panel = | ID = }} 8. ^JLA #26 9. ^JSA #46 10. ^DC Universe: Rebirth one-shot (May 2016) 11. ^Jonni Thunder #1. DC Comics. 12. ^Infinity Inc. #41. DC Comics. 13. ^1 Flash Comics #69 14. ^Action Comics #45. DC Comics. External links{{Earth-Two}}{{Golden Age of Comic Books}}{{Justice Society of America}} 5 : DC Comics superheroes|Fictional genies|DC Comics characters who use magic|Earth-Two|Comics characters introduced in 1940 |
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