The latest version of the character is featured in Grant Morrison's "Seven Soldiers" project. Calling himself Dyno-Mite Dan, Harris D. Ledbetter makes an online purchase of what he believes are TNT and Dan The Dyna-Mite's rings, and joins five other heroes in "Seven Soldiers" # 0. Sadly, he is killed with the rest of his team. His rings are actually working fakes made by Cassandra Craft. After being charged with atomic energy and making contact with Dan the Dyna-Mite, TNT has enhanced strength, speed and resistance to injury. He also has heat generation. Despite some confusion, TNT does not appear in the 1993 four issue mini-series "The Golden Age", written by James Robinson and drawn by Paul Smith. This series is set during the period of McCarthyism and, much as he did in "The Young All-Stars", TNT is said to have died during World War II. The similarly named Tex Thompson (formerly Mr. America and the Americommando) has retired from superheroics and gone into politics. Thompson's former superhero allies eventually discover that his brain has been replaced with that of the Ultra-Humanite, and he has transplanted the brain of Adolf Hitler into the now-superstrong body of Dan the Dyna-Mite.