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Said characters were [[CanonInvasion integrated into]] Franchise/TheDCU, with some faring better than others; the aforementioned Blue Beetle and Question have probably fared the best, though Captain Atom's been relatively high-profile as well. These characters attained reputation and prestige as [[InspirationForTheWork one of the inspirations]] for Alan Moore's ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}''. Moore originally planned to revive and update a pre-established stable of characters, initially considering the MLJ line only to learn that DC did not have rights to them as he had assumed. On learning of DC's acquisition of Charlton, Moore pitched the series with them, with the editor rejecting the idea since Moore's idea would make the characters unusable for future use, leading him instead to make original characters similar to Ditko's Charlton creations. The success and legacy of ''Watchmen'' via its CaptainErsatz characters ended up raising the Charlton inspirations' prestige (especially Captain Atom, The Question, and Blue Beetle).
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Said characters were [[CanonInvasion integrated into]] Franchise/TheDCU, with some faring better than others; the aforementioned Blue Beetle and Question have probably fared the best, though Captain Atom's been relatively high-profile as well.well, and in the 2020s Peacemaker has begun to gain some significant popularity thanks to his [[Film/TheSuicideSquad popular film]] [[Series/Peacemaker2022 and TV incarnation]]. These characters attained reputation and prestige as [[InspirationForTheWork one of the inspirations]] for Alan Moore's ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}''. Moore originally planned to revive and update a pre-established stable of characters, initially considering the MLJ line only to learn that DC did not have rights to them as he had assumed. On learning of DC's acquisition of Charlton, Moore pitched the series with them, with the editor rejecting the idea since Moore's idea would make the characters unusable for future use, leading him instead to make original characters similar to Ditko's Charlton creations. The success and legacy of ''Watchmen'' via its CaptainErsatz characters ended up raising the Charlton inspirations' prestige (especially Captain Atom, The Question, and Blue Beetle).
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Said characters were [[CanonInvasion integrated into]] Franchise/TheDCU, with some faring better than others; the aforementioned Blue Beetle and Question have probably fared the best, though Captain Atom's been relatively high-profile as well. These characters attained reputation and prestige as [[InspirationForTheWork one of the inspirations]] for Alan Moore's ''Comicbook/{{Watchmen}}''. Moore originally planned to revive and update a pre-established stable of characters, initially considering the MLJ line only to learn that DC did not have rights to them as he had assumed. On learning of DC's acquisition of Charlton, Moore pitched the series with them, with the editor rejecting the idea since Moore's idea would make the characters unusable for future use, leading him instead to make original characters similar to Ditko's Charlton creations. The success and legacy of ''Watchmen'' via its CaptainErsatz characters ended up raising the Charlton inspirations' prestige (especially Captain Atom, The Question, and Blue Beetle).
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Said characters were [[CanonInvasion integrated into]] Franchise/TheDCU, with some faring better than others; the aforementioned Blue Beetle and Question have probably fared the best, though Captain Atom's been relatively high-profile as well. These characters attained reputation and prestige as [[InspirationForTheWork one of the inspirations]] for Alan Moore's ''Comicbook/{{Watchmen}}''.''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}''. Moore originally planned to revive and update a pre-established stable of characters, initially considering the MLJ line only to learn that DC did not have rights to them as he had assumed. On learning of DC's acquisition of Charlton, Moore pitched the series with them, with the editor rejecting the idea since Moore's idea would make the characters unusable for future use, leading him instead to make original characters similar to Ditko's Charlton creations. The success and legacy of ''Watchmen'' via its CaptainErsatz characters ended up raising the Charlton inspirations' prestige (especially Captain Atom, The Question, and Blue Beetle).
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