new entity that also refers to itself as the Phantasm. It wears Danny Chase's costume. Danny Chase's body briefly returns as an undead slave to Brother Blood in issues #30-#31 (January-February 2006) of the third Teen Titans series (2003-2011), written by Geoff Johns. One Year Later, Zachary Zatara mentions that he and Kid Devil went on a trip to New Azarath where they were almost eaten by the Phantasm. During the "Blackest Night" storyline, Danny Chase's body is briefly revived as a Black Lantern. In the Blackest Night: Titans miniseries, his body is soon destroyed by a burst of white light emanating from Dawn Granger. In 2011, "The New 52" rebooted the DC universe. Phantasm is among the many subjects kept under A.R.G.U.S.'s control. Powers and abilities Danny Chase possesses the power of telekinesis. Danny is also trained in espionage and has a photographic memory. Phantasm has the combined powers of Danny Chase and Arella as well as the souls of Azarath making him a more advanced and powerful version of them along with new powers. Other characters named Phantasm A Phantasm appeared in Adventure Comics #485. He was a ghost-like supervillain who is a member of the Master's Evil Eight and had fought Chris King and Vicki Grant. the character Andrea Beaumont also uses the code name Phantasm Other versions In the Injustice comic, Danny is confronted by Superman of the Regime, who requires his powers to meet with Raven on Azarath. In other media Danny Chase appears in Young Justice: Phantoms, voiced by Jason Marsden. Debuting in the episode "Zenith and Abyss", Danny Chase is a boy who was captured by The Light, had his metahuman abilities activated, and was trafficked to Apokolips where DeSaad dissected him to create the Kaizer Thrall. References External links Danny Chase at Comic Vine Comics characters introduced in 1988 Characters created by Marv Wolfman DC Comics child superheroes DC Comics metahumans Fictional ghosts Fictional government agents DC Comics telekinetics Fictional characters with eidetic memory