new recruits to the team, thanking her for being a teacher to them. In Blackest Night: JSA, Mr. Terrific creates a "Black Lantern bomb". He mentions that Jakeem was the first person to be taken out by Black Lantern Terry Sloane, as Jakeem has the Thunderbolt's power. Mr. Terrific used Green Lantern, Dr. Fate, Lightning and Stargirl to create the successful bomb that had mimicked Thunderbolt's powers. As soon as it was complete, Mr. Terrific set the bomb off, taking out all the Black Lanterns in New York City. Jakeem was not seen with the JSA or the newly formed JSA All-Stars following Blackest Night, but did make a cameo as one of the mourners at Damage's funeral. Following the events of Flashpoint, Jakeem and the rest of the JSA are seemingly removed from the rebooted New 52 timeline, with the Justice League instead taking over as the world's first publicly-known superhero team. In the "Watchmen" sequel "Doomsday Clock", Doctor Manhattan undoes the experiment that erased the Justice Society and the Legion of Super-Heroes from history, restoring them to the DC Universe. Jakeem is among the returning Justice Society members and reunites with Johnny Thunder in his Johnny Thunderbolt form. Jakeem later encounters the Teen Titans after Djinn is forced by her brother Elias to summon Johnny Thunderbolt. Elias attacks Johnny Thunderbolt and tears an artifact known as the Stone of Souls from within its body, rendering Jakeem powerless. When the Titans nearly die while trying to save Djinn, Jakeem discovers that some of Johnny Thunderbolt's power is within his body, and is able to save the young heroes. After Elias' defeat, Djinn restores Johnny Thunderbolt and leaves with Jakeem to explore her newfound freedom. Powers and abilities Jakeem has the ability to summon and control a 5th Dimension genie in the form of "Johnny Thunderbolt". The genie can fulfill any wish made by Jakeem, though he occasionally follows Jakeem's wishes too literally. The Thunderbolt's abilities have become limited due to certain limitations according to the new rules of the Tenth Age of Magic. Hourman stated that Thunderbolt can follow the commands from the recordings of Jakeem's voice that were recorded on Mr. Terrific's T-Spheres, although this was never seen in action. In other media Jakeem Thunder appears in Stargirl, portrayed by Alkoya Brunson. This version is a gamer, the brother of Cindy Burman's best friend Jenny Williams, with whom