In World's Finest #28 and #29, Intri, member of the Apokolips Pantheon, tells Earth 2 Wonder Woman she is "a God, a singularity in all the universes" and she is part of "the True Gods... Unique in all the universes !"

This means at least members of the Apokolips Pantheon (Darkseid, Desaad, Intri, Steppenwolf and more...) are unique, and leads to thinking that it would probably be the same for New Genesis' inhabitants (or at lease they themselves consider being so).

In World's Finest #28 and #29, Intri, member of the Apokolips Pantheon, tells Earth 2 Wonder Woman she is "a God, a singularity in all the universes" and she is part of "the True Gods... Unique in all the universes !"

This means at least members of the Apokolips Pantheon (Darkseid, Desaad, Intri, Steppenwolf and more...) are unique (or at lease they themselves consider being so), and leads to thinking that it would probably be the same for New Genesis' inhabitants.

In World's Finest #28 and #29, Intri, member of the Apokolips Pantheon, tells Earth 2 Wonder Woman she is "a God, a singularity in all the universes" and she is part of "the True Gods... Unique in all the universes !"

This means at least members of the Apokolips Pantheon (Darkseid, Desaad, Intri, Steppenwolf and more...) are unique, and leads to thinking that it would probably be the same for New Genesis' inhabitants.

In World's Finest #28 and #29, Intri, member of the Apokolips Pantheon, tells Earth 2 Wonder Woman she is "a God, a singularity in all the universes" and she is part of "the True Gods... Unique in all the universes !"

This means at least members of the Apokolips Pantheon (Darkseid, Desaad, Intri, Steppenwolf and more...) are unique, and leads to thinking that it would probably be the same for New Genesis' inhabitants (or at lease they themselves consider being so).