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Alex Jaffe

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When Did Superman and Batman Get Their Trunks Back?

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By Alex Jaffe Verified
| DC Comics
It’s that time again! I’m Alex Jaffe, better known within our DC Official Discord server as HubCityQuestion—resident expert on the comings and goings of the DC Universe. Day in and day out, I field questions on our Discord server to help everyone on their journey toward DC enlightenment. Then, I round up a few of my favorite questions from the #ask-the-question channel each month and present them here to the public. This just so happens to be one of those very presentations.
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The Other Guys: Fifteen DC Games That Don’t Star Batman or Superman

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By Alex Jaffe Verified
| DC Comics
By my math, LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is the 45th officially licensed video game in history about Batman. That represents just over 40% of all games based on DC Comics characters ever released. When you cut out DC’s next biggest video game star, Superman, and any Justice League-focused games where Superman and Batman are otherwise playable…you’re left with a whole lot of characters sharing one portion of the pie.
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A Super Primer on Superboy-Prime

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By Alex Jaffe Verified
| DC Comics
If you’re one of the many who have picked up a recent issue of Superman, you may have noticed something curious: namely, that Superman isn’t in it. In his place is a young man dressed in his own Superman outfit calling himself “Superboy-Prime.” But what does that mean, exactly? What happened to Superman? And why should we care about this person taking his place?
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