New DC speedster Jess Chambers's 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:brief but winding journey will continue in the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Infinite Frontier new DC Universe, writer Josh Williamson tells Newsarama.
DC's first non-binary character debuted aℱs teen sidekick Kid Quick as part of a gender-swapped Teen Titans team from Earth-11. That story by writer Ivan Cohen a൲nd artist Eleonora Carlini was part of the anthology one-shot.
Chambers then graduated to the publisher's January-February Future State event. They appear as the Flash alongsi🏅de Superman (Jonathan Kent), 🐼Wonder Woman (Yara Flor), the Next Batman (Tim Fox), and others as members of the near-future Earth-Prime's Justice League in the limited series by Williamson and penciler Robson Rocha.
"They came from the Multiverse to warn our world of a great conspiracy and stayed behind to help with the fallout," reads Williamson's introduction📖 to Chambers in .
A⛎nd since Future State was designed in part to seed future storylines for the new DCU, that "great conspiracy" may be a story Williamson has plans to tell someday.
"We'll♔ definitely see them again, for sure," Williamson replies, 🍌asked by Newsarama if readers will see Chambers again.
"I always worry about gettin༺g into too many spoilers. Their story isn't over. And if you look in the issue, especially once you get to , you can see I'm a big fan of them as a character," he continues. "I've written a lot of Flash. So, it was important to me to do something different and to write a Flash that I hadn't written before."
When offered to work with Chambers, Williamson says he "totally went for it and really fell in love with writing all of the characters or writing their relationship with Andy (Aquawoman in Future State: Justice League) in particular. It was one of the things that unlocked the stuffಞ in my head for writing the whole cast."
"I have a plan for the DCU and a plan for all this stuff in Infinite Frontier and Jess is definite🃏ly part of tꦬhat plan," Williamson reveals in our upcoming new interview about the writer's lead work in March's Infinite Frontier #0, the kick-off to the new DC Universe.
However, Chaꦜmbers's return may not happen immඣediately.
"That's going to take some time though, ღjust warning💎 you," Williamson cautions. "We plan so far in advance now…
"...So, some of these things💝 are going 🌠to take time to get there, but I think people will be happy with some of it."
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