Fictional Character Biography
Jonathan Drew made his DC Comics debut in 1st Issue Special #11, according to his origin, he participated in Extrasensory perception studies conducted by a Doctor Andrew Stone at the fictional Antioke University. Due to an inexplicable accident, Jonathan developed powers of telepathy and telekinesis which he later used to punish the murderers of his sister Marie. According to Ted Knight who was the Golden Age hero known as Starman, Jonathan Drew briefly operated in Opal City during the 1970s.
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