Traversing The DC Universe
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Last published Mon, Apr 6, 2026
Corel Floyd was your average high-school boy living an average life until he drowned trying to save a kid that fell into a river. He came to, in a blue void witnessing all to familiar events he had watched over his young life. The CW's vision of the DC Universe, Then a figure appeared in front of him. A monitor he offered corel the chance to become a true hero and he agreed.
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