Swerve Strickland enters the DC Comics world as he is in Batman #153 with references to his military upbringing, Lucha Underground and championship reigns.
Swerve has been off AEW television since AEW All Out when he lost to Hangman Page, but is planned to be back in time before WrestleDream next Saturday.
Shout out to @DCOfficial and @wbd for adding Swerve into the DC Universe! pic.twitter.com/2SLKOdcPry
— The Realest Swerve Strickland (@swerveconfident) October 5, 2024
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