Kid Supreme is the name of a character in the comic book series Supreme. During World War II, Charles Flanders discovered he could tap into Supreme's power, and he became Supreme's sidekick, the first Kid Supreme. The second Kid Supreme was Danny Fuller after he received super powers during a fight between Supreme and Union. Alan Moore's Kid Supreme is merely a younger version of Supreme as an homage to Superboy. He was also Supreme-Mite when he first received his powers as a toddler.
There have been three versions of Kid Supreme:
Read more about Kid Supreme: Charles Flanders, Danny Fuller, Fate, First Appearances
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