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** The New 52 continuity finally reintroduced ComicBook/WallyWest in 2014 as a [[RaceLift half-black]] [[YoungerAndHipper teenage]] delinquent with a different backstory and no connection to his former TrueCompanions (who are still adults). ''ComicBook/DCRebirth'' began with the original Wally West returning after having been lost in the Speed Force, revealing that the younger Wally is the original's cousin. (Their shared name is explained as them having both been named after their great-grandfather.) The younger Wally currently uses the Kid Flash identity (and eventually starts going by "Wallace," and later, "Ace," in his civilian identity), while the original Wally shares the Flash codename with Barry Allen. [[spoiler:Later issues revealed his supposed past as the older Wally's cousin is in fact a fabrication when he sees explicit evidence in the Flash Museum of the 25th Century that he never existed in the pre-Flashpoint universe.]]
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** The New 52 continuity ''ComicBook/TheFlash2011'' finally reintroduced ComicBook/WallyWest Wally West in 2014 as a [[RaceLift half-black]] [[YoungerAndHipper teenage]] delinquent with a different backstory and no connection to his former TrueCompanions (who are still adults). ''ComicBook/DCRebirth'' began with the original Wally West returning after having been lost in the Speed Force, revealing that the younger Wally is the original's cousin. (Their shared name is explained as them having both been named after their great-grandfather.) The younger Wally currently uses the Kid Flash identity (and eventually starts going by "Wallace," and later, "Ace," in his civilian identity), while the original Wally shares the Flash codename with Barry Allen. [[spoiler:Later issues revealed his supposed past as the older Wally's cousin is in fact a fabrication when he sees explicit evidence in the Flash Museum of the 25th Century that he never existed in the pre-Flashpoint universe.]]
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* Due to the popularity of the old ''[[Radio/TheAdventuresOfSuperman Adventures of Superman]]'' radio show and [[Series/TheAdventuresOfSuperman the 50s live-action series]], the character of Inspector Bill Henderson was eventually [[CanonImmigrant brought over to the comics]]. When subsequent adaptations like ''Series/LoisAndClark'' and ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' reimagined Henderson as [[RaceLift a black man]], the ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl|2005}}'' comic book series responded by introducing a second version of the character named Inspector '''Mike''' Henderson, who more closely resembled his modern media incarnations.
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* Due to the popularity of the old ''[[Radio/TheAdventuresOfSuperman Adventures of Superman]]'' radio show and [[Series/TheAdventuresOfSuperman the 50s live-action series]], the character of Inspector Bill Henderson was eventually [[CanonImmigrant brought over to the comics]]. When subsequent adaptations like ''Series/LoisAndClark'' ''Series/LoisAndClarkTheNewAdventuresOfSuperman'' and ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' reimagined Henderson as [[RaceLift a black man]], the ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl|2005}}'' comic book series responded by introducing a second version of the character named Inspector '''Mike''' Henderson, who more closely resembled his modern media incarnations.
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* The character of ComicBook/{{Batwoman}} a.k.a. Kathy Kane, who was introduced in pre-Crisis DC continuity as a vigilante inspired by Batman, and his sometime love interest. The post-Crisis version of Batwoman was first introduced in ''[[ComicBook/FiftyTwo 52]]'': now called Kate Kane, the new Batwoman was Batman's cousin and a lesbian. Then, a few years later, the character of Katherine Webb Kane was introduced in ''[[ComicBook/BatmanGrantMorrison Batman Incorporated]]'': Bruce Wayne's former love interest, who years ago had served a stint as Batwoman.
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* The character of ComicBook/{{Batwoman}} a.k.a. Kathy Kane, who was introduced in pre-Crisis DC continuity as a vigilante inspired by Batman, and his sometime love interest. The post-Crisis version of Batwoman was first introduced in ''[[ComicBook/FiftyTwo 52]]'': now called Kate Kane, the new Batwoman was Batman's cousin and a lesbian. Then, a few years later, the character of Katherine Webb Kane was introduced in ''[[ComicBook/BatmanGrantMorrison Batman Incorporated]]'': ''ComicBook/{{Batman Incorporated|2010}}'': Bruce Wayne's former love interest, who years ago had served a stint as Batwoman.
