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To be fair, it's not like he knew she was "knocked up" when he left. I doubt Superman is in the habit of scaning Lois with his X-Ray and microscopic vision after they have sex.

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But to check the contents of her purse, or make sure she doesn't have lung cancer -- that's something he does?

We're talking SUPERMAN here. And a version of the character at Silver Age power levels. If Lois was pregnant, it would be almost impossible for him NOT to know.

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Several generations of the Flash appeared in GENERATIONS.

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I enjoyed the short story JB did in Flash 80-Page Giant #1 (published in 1998). Golden-Age Flash & Silver-Age Flash team-up!

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Thanks! The first two series still stand as some of the most fun I have had working in comics. The third was less so, not because the overall work is any less satisfactory, but because Editorial insisted I change the format that had worked so well for the first two. Instead of visiting the gaps between chapters, as I had done in the second series, they insisted I go forward in time. Problem with that, DC's timeline is very sparse when it comes to what happens in the Future, so I had to make stuff up, rather than playing off what was already there.

Also the promised fourth series, which would have been back on model, did not happen when the Powers That Were declared there would be NO MORE ELSEWORLDS (which GENERATIONS was not), a declaration which was immediately followed by more NEW FRONTIER.

sigh