L-Ron reappeared, still in Despero's body, and had a number of adventures with the Justice League Task ForceJustice League Task Force #0 (October 1994); #13–33 (June 1994–March 1996) and #37 (August 1996) and Justice League International.Justice League International #67–68 (August–September 1994) Despero returns in spirit form, and temporarily repossesses his old form until stopped by the heroine Supergirl.Supergirl (vol. 4) #17–18 (January–February 1998). DC Comics. The villain makes a second attempt to return to a corporeal state, attacking a circus and luring out teen heroes Young Justice. Currently jumping between bodies but able to create a psychic illusion of his true form, Despero initially sets his sights on possessing Superboy, but ultimately manages to take possession of the Martian Manhunter. However, Young Justice are able to use the Manhunter's fear of fire against him to draw J'onn's psyche to the surface, expelling Despero from his body so that team ally the Secret can banish Despero's spirit form.Young Justice #6 (March 1999). DC Comics.
