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DC’s Most Important New 52 Character Is Back, But Something About Her Return Feels Wrong
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The God of Evil has become the big bad of the DC Multiverse again, with Superman narrowly defeating him in DC K.O.
It’s an important part of the ongoing story of the DC Multiverse and it ends with the return of the last character that anyone would have thought to see in 2026: Pandora.
Pandora coming back is a major return, but if I’m being honest, something doesn’t really feel right about this return.
Pandora Epitomized the New 52, for Good and for IllImage Courtesy of DC ComicsThe New 52 flew high before crashing and burning.
This feels like a completely new version of the character, but it’s hard to figure out who exactly it could be.