Green Lantern #35: New DC Character Tobi Y2K Introduced as "The Last Son Of Earth"
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Rich Johnston
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Summary
A new DC Comics character named Tobi Y2K, created by Jeremy Adams and Montos, debuted in Green Lantern #34. This mysterious figure helps Hal Jordan and Jayna escape the Guardians of the Universe and introduces himself as "The Last Son Of Earth" — a deliberate mirror to Superman's "Last Son Of Krypton" title. The article explores the character's origins, implications, and potential significance in the DC universe.
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a mysterious stranger who helps Hal Jordan and Jayna escape from the Guardians of the Universe
explicitly calls himself 'The Last Son Of Earth' when introducing himself, a mirror to Superman's Last Son Of Krypton
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