With assistance from Batman and Robin, Virgil confronted The Joker and disrupted his scheme to enlist criminals from Dakota, effectively halting the villain’s plans for further chaos in Gotham City.

Richie found himself with extraordinary abilities, fleeting though they were, and he thoroughly enjoyed wielding them. Perhaps a little *too* much.

A suspicion clings to Sharon: her brother Virgil might be Static. Driven by this belief, she seeks proof even as Static clashes with the metahuman siblings, Mirage and Boom, in a fierce battle.

Shaquille O’Neal lends his strength to Static as they pursue a band of troublemakers called the Ruffpack.

During the Christmas season, Static finds himself tasked with halting the frosty mischief of Permafrost, a homeless individual possessing extraordinary abilities.

As sunspot activity intensifies, Static’s abilities surge dramatically, only to vanish completely—a fact Hotstreak, recently freed from prison, quickly learns.

Virgil resisted the police officer’s request to search his backpack, unwilling to risk her discovering his Static suit. The situation proved unexpectedly complicated; the officer turned out to be his father's new girlfriend, and she was act…

The familiar figure of Rubberband Man reappeared, rescuing Static from a fresh threat—a villain known as Aquamaria. Yet, such an act wouldn’t be enough, it seemed, to convince Static of Rubberband Man's newfound change of heart.

Madelyn Spaulding, a child known only as a Bang Baby, unleashed a wave of undeath across Dakota, transforming its inhabitants into the walking dead. All, that is, save for Virgil.

Adam Evans, known as the Rubberband-Man, secured a recording contract thanks to the intervention of A.J. McLean from the Backstreet Boys. However, Replikon, a jealous being with the power to alter his form, abducted A.J., hoping to sabotage…

Virgil and Richie struck up a friendship with their quiet classmate, Jimmy Osgood, a boy often targeted by a school bully.