Alternate Versions
An alternate-universe human-like version of Brother Power the Geek appeared in the Elseworlds mini-series Conjurors.
In the 1997 Tangent Comics title The Joker, there was a human character who called himself "Brother Power," but whom Joker called "The Geek."
A version of the character appears in Planetary #7, where it appeared at the funeral of a man named Jack Carter (who bore a strong resemblance to John Constantine).
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