miniseries Earth 2: Worlds End. This version is seemingly possessed by the Thunderbolt which grants her electrical abilities and a multi-armed appearance similar to a Hindu goddess where she is described as a "lass with a powerful friend". Jonni Thunder was imprisoned at Arkham Base with Brainwave, Karnevil, and Obsidian. She is part of a team of heroes recruited by the mage John Constantine in his attempt to return to his own world of Prime Earth. Reception Brian Cronin of Comic Book Resources placed her series as part of failed reboots that are way better than the original explaining that "Thomas and Giordano managed to do a well-done comic detective series, which is no small feat". Son of Johnny Thunder (Will Power of Primal Force) William Twotrees is the illegitimate son of 1940s hero Johnny Thunder and a Jicarilla Apache woman. Afraid of prejudices against mixed marriages, Johnny abandoned his son, something he later regretted deeply. However, it seems as if Johnny's partner, the magic Thunderbolt named Yz, left his mark on young William, who developed astonishing Thunderbolt powers of his own later in his life. As Will Power, William joined the supernatural/metahuman team of heroes called the Leymen (a.k.a. Primal Force) until it was disbanded. He was last seen searching for his father, touring with a rock band as a "human light show". Twotrees has neither reappeared since the cancellation of the Primal Force series, nor has he been referenced in any way in any of the later Justice Society of America titles. In other media Johnny Thunder makes non-speaking appearances in Justice League Unlimited as a member of an expanded Justice League. Johnny Thunder appears in Stargirl, portrayed by an uncredited actor in season one and by Ethan Embry in season two. This version was a member of the Justice Society of America before the team was attacked by the Injustice Society of America, during which Johnny was killed by Brainwave while Thunderbolt was trapped in his pen for over 10 years. In the episode "Summer School: Chapter Three", Pat Dugan's son Mike temporarily gets ahold of Johnny's pen before it eventually ends up in his friend Jakeem Williams' hands. See also Jakeem Thunder References External links Johnny Thunder at DC Database Johnny Thunder and the Thunderbolt at DC Cosmic Teams! Johnny Thunder at Writeups.org Golden Age superheroes DC Comics male superheroes DC Comics fantasy characters DC Comics