Elseworlds The Silver Age Adam Strange is one of the "ghosts" in the empty "Planet Krypton" restaurant in The Kingdom: Planet Krypton #1. Adam Strange made a brief appearance in Elseworlds' JLA: Another Nail when all time periods meld together. In the original series JLA: The Nail, he is found dead in Earth orbit by Hal Jordan after the Zeta Beam taking him to Rann was blocked by a force field surrounding Earth. In Darwyn Cooke's DC: The New Frontier, Adam Strange is confined in Arkham Asylum because of his belief he has travelled to another world. This was done so the government can keep an eye on him. When the Centre appears off the coast of Florida, Dr. Leslie Thompkins returns his jet pack and energy weapon to him. It is Adam's idea to use Ray Palmer's shrinking device to destroy the threat, having read an article about his work while confined. The 2009 weekly comics broadsheet Wednesday Comics featured an interpretation of Adam Strange by artist and writer Paul Pope that drew much more directly from the John Carter stories which inspired the character, casting the planet Rann as a much more fantasy-like world, and Alanna as a scantily clad warrior princess. Future Quest Adam Strange had a crossover with Jonny Quest in Adam Strange / Future Quest Annual #1 in March 2017. In other media Television Adam Strange appears in Batman: The Brave and the Bold, voiced by Michael T. Weiss. Adam Strange appears in Young Justice, voiced by Michael Trucco. Adam Strange appears in Krypton, portrayed by Shaun Sipos. This version is a college dropout and failed archeologist from Detroit who stole a piece of Rannian teleportation technology he calls a "Zeta-Beam" to become a superhero. Following a time disruption that erased Superman from existence, Strange uses the device to travel 200 years back in time and travel to Krypton to warn Superman's grandfather Seg-El. Both fans and critics have noted similarities between Strange and fellow DC character Booster Gold, with many outlets considering the series' version of Strange an amalgamation of the two. Additionally, after the episode "House of Zod" aired, which features a scene where Strange flirts with a male soldier, Sipos went on to explain on his Twitter account, "Krypton defies gender, race and sexual orientation". In an interview during San Diego Comic-Con 2018, he talked further about the decision to make Strange