In this scan it appears that Sodam Yat not only turn the Daxam sun yellow but had to remain inside said sun to keep it from reverting back into it's original red form, well did he?
 

Yes.

Yes, in Brightest Day, Sodam keeps the Daxam's sun yellow, and we had the relief knowing he was still alive.

" Yes, in Brightest Day, Sodam keeps the Daxam's sun yellow, and we had the relief knowing he was still alive. "

" @Sexy Merc said:

" Yes, in Brightest Day, Sodam keeps the Daxam's sun yellow, and we had the relief knowing he was still alive. "

What relief? We knew he was gonna survive for a year and half now. "

" @AtPhantom said:

" @Sexy Merc said:

" Yes, in Brightest Day, Sodam keeps the Daxam's sun yellow, and we had the relief knowing he was still alive. "

What relief? We knew he was gonna survive for a year and half now. "

I was then, I don't linearly read Retcon Johns work so I wasn't aware, I didn't even read Blackest Night. "

I wonder if they will find a way to save Sodam or if he'll have to stay in the sun indefinitely...God knows I want to see him back in action, and it CAN'T be a good thing for the sun to remain yellow when an entire race of bigots are recieving super powers from it (it was a necessary tactic for driving off Mongul and the Sinestro Corps but if the Daxam sun remains yellow forever its only a matter of time before the Daxamites decide to flaunt their strength against their alien neighbors)

" I wonder if they will find a way to save Sodam or if he'll have to stay in the sun indefinitely...God knows I want to see him back in action, and it CAN'T be a good thing for the sun to remain yellow when an entire race of bigots are recieving super powers from it (it was a necessary tactic for driving off Mongul and the Sinestro Corps but if the Daxam sun remains yellow forever its only a matter of time before the Daxamites decide to flaunt their strength against their alien neighbors) "