r/klarionthewitchboy

Have AT LEAST one other DC character, but I’m in a silly goofy mood so the club can include anyone from any media. 

What are they reading? This can be actual titles or just describe the kinds of books, genres and concepts, you think they’d like.

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[ Art by Nicola Scott and Annette Kwok | Letters by Troy Peteri from Cheetah and Cheshire Rob the Justice League #2 (2025) by Greg Rucka ] 

Teekl is only very rarely shown with a collar, so, imo, it ends up feeling like a very pointed choice, narratively, when creative teams choose to do so. Am I over thinking it? Do you think it’s simply an artistic preference or do you agree? What are your thoughts on this?

I get the impression that a commonality between all these times Teekl has a collar is that Klarion’s magic status is being elevated and he is depicted at his most powerful in some way. Which is interesting, like the collar symbolizes his “taming” and mastering his magic. And since familiars help empower and protect, and therefore are also a vulnerability, it feels in character for him to want to hide Teekl, in plain sight, in the disguise of an unassuming, non-magic, cat.

Half of these depictions also portray him allied with a hero. Do you think the collar signals the “domesticity” of heroism?

Or... maybe it’s just a cute collar lol

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Top Left: [Young Justice (2021) Season 4, ep. 13 “Kaerb Ym Traeh!”]

Top Right: [Art by Danny Earls and Nick Filardi from Superman: Father of Tomorrow #2 (2026) by Kenny Porter]

Bottom Left: [Art by Pop Mhan and Lovern Kindzierski  from Raven: Daughter of Darkness #8 (2018) by Marv Wolfman]

Bottom Right: [Art by Bruno Redondo, Xermánico and Rex Lokus | Letters by Wes Abbott from Injustice Gods Among Us Year Three Chapter Four (2014) by Tom Taylor]