Johnny Thunder
superhero
- Also known as John L. Thunder
Johnny Thunder was born July 7, 1917 at 7:00 A.M. A Badhnesian cult used magic to bind a genie to the infant, with the intent to use his power when he reached adulthood, but their plans were foiled. Johnny used the magic word "Cei-U" (pronounced "Say You") to summon the genie, called the Thunderbolt, for one hour. Johnny adopted a young girl named Peachy Pet. He is also the father of Will Twotrees (Willpower). When Johnny died, his Thunderbolt merged with him for a time to become Johnny Thunderbolt. His counterpart on Earth-One was a villain who stole his Thunderbolt on two separate occasions.
Appearances
- Flash Comics #1 — 1940-01-00
- Flash Comics #2 — 1940-02-00
- Flash Comics #3 — 1940-03-00
- All Star Comics [ashcan] #1 — 1940-04-00
- Flash Comics #4 — 1940-04-00
- Flash Comics #5 — 1940-05-00
- Flash Comics #6 — 1940-06-00
- Flash Comics #7 — 1940-07-00
- Flash Comics #8 — 1940-08-00
- New York World's Fair Comics #[2] — 1940-08-00
- Flash Comics #9 — 1940-09-00
- Flash Comics #10 — 1940-10-00
- Flash Comics #11 — 1940-11-00
- Flash Comics #12 — 1940-12-00
- Flash Comics #13 — 1941-01-00
- World's Best Comics #1 — 1941-04-00
- World's Finest Comics #2 — 1941-07-00
- All-Flash Quarterly [ashcan] #1 — 1941-07-00
- World's Finest Comics #3 — 1941-10-00
- All-Star Comics #8 — 1941-12-00
- Sensation Comics #2 — 1942-02-00
- Flash Comics #34 — 1942-10-00
- Flash Comics #50 — 1944-02-00
- All-Star Comics #21 — 1944-07-00
- All-Star Comics #33 — 1947-02-00
- Leave It to Binky #2 — 1948-04-00
- Justice League of America #37 — 1965-08-00
- Justice League of America #38 — 1965-09-00
- Justice League of America #55 — 1967-08-00
- Justice League of America #56 — 1967-09-00
- DC 100-Page Super Spectacular #6 — 1971-07-15
- Justice League of America #110 — 1974-03-00
- Famous First Edition #F-7 — 1975-06-00
- DC Special Series #10 — 1978-04-00
- Justice League of America #193 — 1981-08-00
- All-Star Squadron #1 — 1981-09-00
- Justice League of America #195 — 1981-10-00
- All-Star Squadron #2 — 1981-10-00
- Justice League of America #196 — 1981-11-00
- Justice League of America #197 — 1981-12-00
- All-Star Squadron #24 — 1983-08-00
- Justice League of America #219 — 1983-10-00
- Justice League of America #220 — 1983-11-00
- All-Star Squadron Annual #2 — 1983-11-00
- All-Star Squadron #31 — 1984-03-00
- Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #3 — 1985-05-00
- All-Star Squadron #50 — 1985-10-00
- All-Star Squadron #51 — 1985-11-00
- All-Star Squadron #53 — 1986-01-00
- Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #11 — 1986-01-00
- Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #12 — 1986-02-00
- All-Star Squadron #59 — 1986-07-00
- All-Star Squadron #60 — 1986-08-00
- Secret Origins #13 — 1987-04-00
- Infinity, Inc. #39 — 1987-06-00
- Young All-Stars #3 — 1987-08-00
- Flash Annual #3 — 1989-06-00
- Young All-Stars #27 — 1989-07-00
- Hawkworld #5 — 1990-10-00
- Green Lantern Corps Quarterly #1 — 1992-07-00
- Hawkworld #26 — 1992-09-00
- The Spectre #20 — 1994-07-00
- Zero Hour: Crisis in Time #2 — 1994-09-00
- Zero Hour: Crisis in Time #3 — 1994-09-00
- Guy Gardner: Warrior #39 — 1996-02-00
- Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. #9 — 2000-04-00
- Starman #69 — 2000-09-00
- The All-Star Companion #1 — 2000-12-00
- JSA #50 — 2003-09-00
- JSA #51 — 2003-10-00
- DC 100-Page Super Spectacular No. 6 Replica Edition #[nn] — 2004-07-00
- JSA #72 — 2005-06-00
- JSA #10 — 2006-05-00
- The All-Star Companion #2 — 2006-11-14
- Countdown #47 — 2007-08-00
- DCU: Legacies #2 — 2010-08-00
- DCU: Legacies #4 — 2010-10-00
- DC Universe: Legacies #[nn] — 2011-10-00
- DC Universe: Legacies #[nn] — 2012-07-00
- Wonder Woman '77 #1 — 2015-06-00
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