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By speaking the magic word “Cei-U” (or its homonym, the phrase “say you”), Johnny, and later Jakeem, could command the omnipotent Thunderbolt.
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Jakeem was created by Grant Morrison and Mark Millar and first appeared in The Flash vol. 2 #134 (February 1998), which was penciled by Paul Ryan.
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While Jakeem meets the new kids (same as the old kids?)
Justice Society of America #12 | Major Spoilers - Comic Book Reviews and News 2009
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-- Jakeem Thunder, a/k/a Jakeem Johnny Williams, is the modern successor to Johnny Thunder.
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Jakeem Thunder made his debut in “Flash” #134 and a full decade later Jakeem and his genie Thunderbolt are still kicking around in the DC Universe as members of the Justice League Of America.
Dart Adams presents Black Like Me: The History Of Black Comic Heroes Through The Ages Part Two 1969-2008 (Re Up) Dart Adams 2009
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A stand-alone story starring Jakeem Thunder and the Thunderbolt!
DC Solicitations for July 2007 | Major Spoilers - Comic Book Reviews and News 2009
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Jakeem learns a life lesson about being a super hero in this special tale by Fabian Nicieza (ACTION COMICS) and Steve Uy (LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES IN THE 31ST CENTURY).
DC Solicitations for July 2007 | Major Spoilers - Comic Book Reviews and News 2009
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Jakeem Thunder gives Courtney a special gift, a photo of the young members of the JSA together, inscribed “To Our Teacher.”
Review: Justice Society of America #26 | Major Spoilers - Comic Book Reviews and News 2009
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Jakeem Thunder made his debut in “Flash” #134 and a full decade later Jakeem and his genie Thunderbolt are still kicking around in the DC Universe as members of the Justice League Of America.
Dart Adams presents Black Like Me: The History Of Black Comic Book Heroes Through The Ages Part Two 1969-2008 Dart Adams 2008
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Matt Sturges is interested in bringing back one of the Thunderbolt characters in "JSA All-Stars," Willingham said, though he doesn't know if it will be Jakeem Thunder or another version.
Comic Book Resources 2010
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