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DC Universe: Rebirth (2016) #1

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Geoff Johns
Geoff Johns

Geoff Johns is a celebrated comic book writer, recognized for his work on iconic characters such as Superman, Batman, and The Flash. Born on January 25, 1973, he has made significant contributions to the comic book industry with his engaging storytelling and creative vision. more

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