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Starman #26 Son of Ted Knight, brother of Jack Knight, and uncle to Kyle Theo Knight. He is shot and killed in the opening issue of volume 2, but reappears throughout the series as a ghost. Kyle Theo Knight Created for the series. Starman vol. 2, #38 (mentioned only) Son of Jack Knight and Nash, nephew of David Knight, and grandson of Ted Knight.
Starman, however, holds no malice toward Fox, and even treats a life-threatening condition Fox has before he and Scott make their escape. In a two-part episode, "Starscape", Starman and Scott find Jenny Hayden living as an artist, under the name Karen Iseley, in Arizona. One more episode, "The Test", aired after the two-part episode, trying to ...
In March 2010, DC published a single issue continuation of Starman (vol. 2) as part of a revival of ended series during the crossover event Blackest Night. Starman (vol. 2) #81 was written by James Robinson; pencilled by Fernando Dagnino and Bill Sienkiewicz; inked by Sienkiewicz; colored by Matt Hollingsworth; and lettered by John J. Hill. [46]
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Sylvester Pemberton / Starman (guest season 1; recurring season 2; main season 3; portrayed by Joel McHale) is a member of the original JSA who used an anti-gravity Cosmic Staff invented by scientist Ted Knight that Courtney later finds. Pat Dugan served as his sidekick during their early days and Sylvester has a sister named Merry who was ...
Episodes One through Five premiered on Netflix Feb. 9. Here's a list of everyone you should know and keep an eye out for this season. You never know, one of them just might happen to be the killer.
After enduring Yolanda’s quitting, Rick’s jailing, Beth’s home-life strife and Courtney being infested by Eclipso, the new JSA is reunited and ready to solve a murder mystery, in photos from ...
Members of the All-Star Squadron. Members of DC Comics' All-Star Squadron, a superhero team made up of virtually every DC-owned character from the Golden Age of Comic Books and several newly retconned into that time period.