Legion of Super-Heroes: Millennium #1

In a future where Supergirl serves as President of the United States, her longtime friend Rose Forrest arrives with a urgent warning: the violent alter ego known as Thorn, long suppressed by medication, is set to awaken now that the drug is no longer available. As Rose grapples with the terrifying gaps in her memory and the fear that Thorn might harm others, she confronts the fragile line between identity and control. This gripping, character-driven tale explores the cost of power and the weight of a past that refuses to stay buried.

In "null," Terry McGinnis confronts Thorn in the shadows of Neo-Gotham, forcing her into a tense standoff that reveals more about her than she intends. As their clash unfolds, questions about identity, legacy, and what it means to be a symbol rise between them—without ever fully answering.

In "null," a mysterious young woman named Thorn arrives at the ruins of a forgotten monument, drawn to a discarded Superman costume left behind by Ben Boxer. When a simian elder warns her to stay away, her questions about the site’s identity only deepen the mystery—until she silences him with a single, chilling act. As Kamandi watches from the shadows, Thorn dons the suit, claiming it was her father’s, and vanishes into the ruins, leaving behind a trail of unanswered questions.