Daily Star (DC)

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The Daily Star is a business that features in DC Comics.

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History

Pre-Crisis

The Daily Star was a newspaper service that operated within the city of Metropolis.

News comes in to the Daily Star that the Valleyho Dam was collapsing. This led to editor-in-chief George Taylor wanting Clark Kent to head there to write the story. He tells Lois Lane to find Clark Kent and tell him to head for Valleyho. (Action Comics v1 #5)

Post-Crisis

Following the Crisis on Infinite Earths, a new version of reality was created with a different history of events. Daily Star

Mark Shaw came to encounter Ray Guravich who reported on the courts. (Manhunter v1 #13)

Post-Flashpoint

Following the Flashpoint, a new version of reality was created with a different history of events. Daily Star

Lana Lang was later sent to interview Clark Kent after he revealed that he was actually Superman to the world. (Superman v5 #25)

Overview

Members

  • George Taylor :
  • Perry White :
  • Clark Kent :
  • Lois Lane :
  • Lana Lang :
  • Bethany Snow :
  • Oliver Queen :
  • Ray Guravich : a reporter who used to cover courtroom news where he first met Mark Shaw. (Manhunter v1 #13)

Notes

  • The Daily Star was created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster where it made its first appearance in Action Comics v1 #1 (June, 1938).
  • In an interview, Shuster commented, ""I have very fond memories of the Toronto Star. I still remember drawing one of the earliest panels that showed the newspaper building. We needed a name, and I spontaneously remembered the Toronto Star. So that's the way I lettered it. I decided to do it that way on the spur of the moment, because the Star was such a great influence on my life."

Alternate Versions

Appearances

  • Action Comics v1: (1938)
  • Superman v1:
  • Manhunter v1:
  • Infinite Crisis v1:
  • Superwoman v1:
  • Superman v5: (2020)
  • Superman: Villains v1:

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