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Sinestro (Super Friends)

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	\| Image = Sinestro Super Friends.jpg		\| Image = Sinestro Super Friends.jpg
	\| RealName = Sinestro		\| RealName = Sinestro
-	\| CurrentAlias =	+	\| CurrentAlias = Sinestro
-	\| Aliases =	+	\| Aliases = The Wielder of the Yellow Power Ring
-	\| Identity =	+	\| Identity = Public
	\| Alignment = Bad		\| Alignment = Bad
	\| Affiliation = Legion of Doom		\| Affiliation = Legion of Doom
	\| Relatives =		\| Relatives =
	\| Universe = Super Friends		\| Universe = Super Friends
-	\| BaseOfOperations =	+	\| BaseOfOperations = Hall of Doom

	\| Gender = Male		\| Gender = Male
	\| Height =		\| Height =
	\| Weight =		\| Weight =
-	\| Eyes =	+	\| Eyes = Green
-	\| Hair =	+	\| Hair = Black
-	\| UnusualFeatures =	+	\| UnusualFeatures = Reddish skin

	\| Citizenship = Korugaran		\| Citizenship = Korugaran
-	\| MaritalStatus =	+	\| MaritalStatus = Single
-	\| Occupation =	+	\| Occupation = Former Green Lantern; intergalactic criminal
	\| Education =		\| Education =

	\| Origin =		\| Origin =
-	\| PlaceOfBirth =	+	\| PlaceOfBirth = Korugar
	\| Creators =		\| Creators =
	\| First =		\| First =
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-	\| HistoryText = Sinestro was a former member of the Green Lantern Corps who was banished into the anti-matter universe of Qward. He acquired a power ring that emits yellow energy to counter the Green Lantern's green energy and became a member of the Legion of Doom.	+	\| HistoryText = A native of the planet Korugar in space sector 1417 (as the Guardians designate space), Sinestro's dedication to preserving order originally manifested in his previous career, an anthropologist specializing in reconstructions of ruins of long-dead civilizations. One day while he was on one such site, a Green Lantern named Prohl Gosgotha crashlanded into the site, injured and apparently dying. He quickly gave his ring to Sinestro, just in time for Sinestro, who barely even understood what the ring could do, to defend himself from the Lantern's pursuer, a yellow-clad Weaponer of Qward. However, Sinestro had to destroy the very ruins he had spent loving care restoring, to crush the Qwardian. Afterward, Gosgotha turned out to still be alive, and asked for his ring back to keep him alive long enough to get help. Sinestro, knowing this would mean not being a Green Lantern himself, instead allowed him to die and took over his post, and the Guardians were unaware of his actions.Eventually, the Guardians of the Universe became aware of Sinestro's greedy and evil deed, and Sinestro was banished into the anti-matter universe of Qward. He acquired a power ring that emits yellow energy to counter the Green Lantern's green energy and became a member of the Legion of Doom.

	\| Powers = Wears a power ring that enables him to fly and to construct various objects.		\| Powers = Wears a power ring that enables him to fly and to construct various objects.

Riddler (Super Friends)

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	\| Relatives =		\| Relatives =
	\| Universe = Super Friends		\| Universe = Super Friends
-	\| BaseOfOperations = Gotham City	+	\| BaseOfOperations = Hall of Doom

	\| Gender = Male		\| Gender = Male

Thomas Blake (New Earth)

Maphisto86 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 03:40:41 GMT

minor mispelling.

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	===Beginnings===		===Beginnings===
-	"'''Thomas Blake'''" was a world-famous trapper of jungle cats, who turned to crime because he had grown bored with hunting and had squandered most of his fortune. He became a burglar who committed his crimes in a catsuit made out of an ancient African cloth believed to give its wielder a cat's nine lives. His costume was modeled after [[Selina Kyle (New Earth)\|Catwoman]]'s. Catwoman was none too pleased to have her [[Wikipedia:Modus Operandi\|modus operandi]] copied, and initially helped [[Bruce Wayne (Earth-One)\|Batman]] apprehend him. The two costumed criminals would have a competitive, love/hate relationship for many years afterward, which included Selina Kyle (Catwoman) being wrongly implicated for Catman's crimes at least once. As with many Batman villains of tge era, Catman originally operated largely around gimmicks, and stole items along a "cat" theme, such as cat statues, "cat's eyes" emeralds, etc. His weapon of choice was (of course) a [[Wikipedia:Cat-o-Nine-Tails\|cat-o-nine-tails]].<br />	+	"'''Thomas Blake'''" was a world-famous trapper of jungle cats, who turned to crime because he had grown bored with hunting and had squandered most of his fortune. He became a burglar who committed his crimes in a catsuit made out of an ancient African cloth believed to give its wielder a cat's nine lives. His costume was modeled after [[Selina Kyle (New Earth)\|Catwoman]]'s. Catwoman was none too pleased to have her [[Wikipedia:Modus Operandi\|modus operandi]] copied, and initially helped [[Bruce Wayne (Earth-One)\|Batman]] apprehend him. The two costumed criminals would have a competitive, love/hate relationship for many years afterward, which included Selina Kyle (Catwoman) being wrongly implicated for Catman's crimes at least once. As with many Batman villains of the era, Catman originally operated largely around gimmicks, and stole items along a "cat" theme, such as cat statues, "cat's eyes" emeralds, etc. His weapon of choice was (of course) a [[Wikipedia:Cat-o-Nine-Tails\|cat-o-nine-tails]].<br />
	At one point, Catman saved the life of [[Batwoman]], licked her ear, and convinced her to become his partner, a new [[Catwoman]]. Soon though, she gave up the Catwoman role and returned to the [[Batman Family]].		At one point, Catman saved the life of [[Batwoman]], licked her ear, and convinced her to become his partner, a new [[Catwoman]]. Soon though, she gave up the Catwoman role and returned to the [[Batman Family]].
	Later on after an absence, in the late 1980's Catman would resurface, this time working alongside Catwoman to battle against Batman. This alliance wouldn't last long, however, as Catwoman became tired of Catman's abusive attitude towards women, and turned on him.		Later on after an absence, in the late 1980's Catman would resurface, this time working alongside Catwoman to battle against Batman. This alliance wouldn't last long, however, as Catwoman became tired of Catman's abusive attitude towards women, and turned on him.

Scarecrow (Super Friends)

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	{{DC Database:Character Template		{{DC Database:Character Template
	\| Image = Scarecrow Super Friends.jpg		\| Image = Scarecrow Super Friends.jpg
-	\| RealName = Scarecrow	+	\| RealName = Jonathan Crane
-	\| CurrentAlias = Jonathan Crane	+	\| CurrentAlias = Scarecrow
-	\| Aliases =	+	\| Aliases = The Master of Fear
-	\| Identity =	+	\| Identity = Secret
	\| Alignment = Bad		\| Alignment = Bad
	\| Affiliation = Legion of Doom		\| Affiliation = Legion of Doom
	\| Relatives =		\| Relatives =
	\| Universe = Super Friends		\| Universe = Super Friends
-	\| BaseOfOperations =	+	\| BaseOfOperations = Hall of Doom

	\| Gender = Male		\| Gender = Male
	\| Height =		\| Height =
	\| Weight =		\| Weight =
-	\| Eyes =	+	\| Eyes = Red
-	\| Hair =	+	\| Hair = Blonde
-	\| UnusualFeatures =	+	\| UnusualFeatures = Dresses like a scarecrow

	\| Citizenship = American		\| Citizenship = American
-	\| MaritalStatus =	+	\| MaritalStatus = Single
-	\| Occupation =	+	\| Occupation = Former psyciatrist; professional crimial
	\| Education =		\| Education =

	\| Origin =		\| Origin =
-	\| PlaceOfBirth =	+	\| PlaceOfBirth = Gotham City
	\| Creators =		\| Creators =
	\| First =		\| First =
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-	\| HistoryText = Scarecrow became a member of the Legion of Doom, constantly pitting himself against Batman and Robin.	+	\| HistoryText = Scarecrow is Dr. Jonathan Crane, a professor of psychology and expert in the psychology of fear, who turns to crime after being fired due to his eccentric behavior and appearance. His modus operandi is the adoption of a Scarecrow persona, used to threaten his victims into doing whatever he wants. Scarecrow is eventually defeated by Batman and Robin and sent to Gotham State Penitentiary. The Scarecrow escaped from jail shortly after his defeat. Scarecrow became a member of the Legion of Doom after escaping, constantly pitting himself against Batman and Robin.

	\| Powers = Uses crows for committing crimes, plus fear toxins.		\| Powers = Uses crows for committing crimes, plus fear toxins.

Joseph Higgins (New Earth)

Roygbiv666 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 03:33:57 GMT

removed move tag, a fait compli

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	{{DC Database:Character Template		{{DC Database:Character Template
	\| Image = Joe Higgins (New Earth) 003.png		\| Image = Joe Higgins (New Earth) 003.png

Legion of Doom (Super Friends)

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	\| HistoryText =		\| HistoryText =
-	The '''Legion of Doom''' was a team of supervillains culled together by Lex Luthor for the purpose of conquering the world and defeating the Super Friends. They meet in a dome-shaped headquarters called the Hall of Doom, which is capable of all sorts of travel, to discuss their latest plans for achieving their purposes.	+	The '''Legion of Doom''' was a team of supervillains called together by Lex Luthor for the purpose of conquering the world and defeating the Super Friends. They meet in a dome-shaped headquarters called the Hall of Doom, which is capable of all sorts of travel, to discuss their latest plans for achieving their purposes.
	\| Equipment =		\| Equipment =
	\| Transportation = [[Hall of Doom]]		\| Transportation = [[Hall of Doom]]

Edward Nashton (The Brave and the Bold)

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	\| Image = Riddler bb.jpg		\| Image = Riddler bb.jpg
-	\| RealName = Riddler	+	\| RealName = Edward Nashton
-	\| CurrentAlias =	+	\| CurrentAlias = Riddler
	\| Aliases =		\| Aliases =
	\| Identity =		\| Identity =

Riddler (Super Friends)

Koala99 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 03:06:34 GMT

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	{{DC Database:Character Template		{{DC Database:Character Template
	\| Image = Riddler Super Friends.jpg		\| Image = Riddler Super Friends.jpg
-	\| RealName = Riddler	+	\| RealName = Edward Nashton
-	\| CurrentAlias =	+	\| CurrentAlias = Riddler
-	\| Aliases =	+	\| Aliases = Prince of Puzzlers
-	\| Identity =	+	\| Identity = Secret
	\| Alignment = Bad		\| Alignment = Bad
	\| Affiliation = Legion of Doom		\| Affiliation = Legion of Doom
	\| Relatives =		\| Relatives =
	\| Universe = Super Friends		\| Universe = Super Friends
-	\| BaseOfOperations =	+	\| BaseOfOperations = Gotham City

	\| Gender = Male		\| Gender = Male
	\| Height =		\| Height =
	\| Weight =		\| Weight =
-	\| Eyes =	+	\| Eyes = Brown
-	\| Hair =	+	\| Hair = Black
	\| UnusualFeatures =		\| UnusualFeatures =

	\| Citizenship = American		\| Citizenship = American
-	\| MaritalStatus =	+	\| MaritalStatus = Single
-	\| Occupation =	+	\| Occupation = Former detective; professional criminal
	\| Education =		\| Education =

	\| Origin =		\| Origin =
-	\| PlaceOfBirth =	+	\| PlaceOfBirth = Gotham City
	\| Creators =		\| Creators =
	\| First =		\| First =
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-	\| HistoryText = The Riddler became a member of the Legion of Doom, constantly pitting himself against Batman and Robin.	+	\| HistoryText = Edward Nashton was a detective with a compulsive desire for attention. Eventually, one day, Nashton grew weary of life and wanted more attention. To finally become noticed, Naston put on a makeshift costume with a question-mark insignia, and thus was born the Riddler. Riddler dropped riddles and clues at the scenes of his crimes but was defeated, unmasked, and captured by Batman and Robin by answering his riddles to figure out where to go to capture Riddler. The Riddler has recently become a member of the Legion of Doom, constantly pitting himself against Batman and Robin.

	\| Powers = Skilled at creating riddles for the Super Friends to solve.		\| Powers = Skilled at creating riddles for the Super Friends to solve.

Legion of Super-Heroes Vol 5 1

Mrblonde267 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 03:06:31 GMT

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	\| CoverArtist1 = Barry Kitson		\| CoverArtist1 = Barry Kitson

-	\| PreviousIssue = [[Teen Titans/Legion Special 1\|Teen Titans/Legion Special #1]]
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-	\| Quotation = There are a lot of cool things about being with the Legion, my [[Lyle Norg (New Earth)\|friend]], but never forget the coolest... ...they're not here because of us... ...we're here because of them.
-	\| Speaker = [[Thom Kallor (New Earth)\|Star Boy]]
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-	\| StoryTitle1 = And We Are Legion
-	\| Synopsis1 = General Toling4rd discussess with a Science Police officer about the Legion of Super-Heroes, as they get to know that an experimental macrobot has gone out of control. Seconds later, they also get to know that the Legion had already taken care of the robot.<br>
-	After that, some Legionnaires meets [[Lyle Norg (New Earth)\|Lyle Norg]], and he "shows" them his power, invisibility. [[Jo Nah (New Earth)\|Ultra Boy]] confirms that Lyle is invisible on all electromagnetic wavelengths. Lyle is dubbed "Invisible Kid", and enters the headquarters. Meanwhile, [[Rokk Krinn (New Earth)\|Cosmic Boy]] talks to the [[United Planets]] council, when [[Thom Kallor (New Earth)\|Star Boy]] and [[Tasmia Mallor (New Earth)\|Shadow Lass]] interrupts with the news that the macrobot is taken care of. Suddenly, Ultra Boy calls tells everybody to go to the Transmatter room, and through the portal to the planet [[Lallor]]. It's has been a rebellion there, and soldiers had brought the local Legionnaires down. Cosmic Boy and the UP council tried to keep the Legion from attacking and just save lifes, but Cosmic Boy eventually changed his mind, and allowed the Legion to take offense, despite the warnings from the UP council. Next day, Star Boy explains to Invisible Kid about that every person under the age of 18 who is willing to fight for change is welcome to call himself/herself a Legionnaire, and that the core team, those who have Flight Rings, are just the investigators.
	\| Editor1_1 = Stephen Wacker		\| Editor1_1 = Stephen Wacker
	\| Writer1_1 = Mark Waid		\| Writer1_1 = Mark Waid
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	\| Colourist1_1 = Chris Blythe		\| Colourist1_1 = Chris Blythe
	\| Letterer1_1 = Phil Balsman		\| Letterer1_1 = Phil Balsman
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		+
		+	\| PreviousIssue = Teen Titans/Legion Special #1
		+
		+	\| Quotation = Once upon a time, history was made on the battlefield. Heroes chose to fight for justice... for honor... for glory and for faith... for survival. And, in time... all the fighting was done. With the help of interstellar alliances, the Earth entered a millennium of utopian peace. Now, at the dawn of the 31st Century, all we, our parents and their parents have ever known is security, stability and order. We're so sick of it, we could scream. And we are '''Legion'''.
		+	\| Speaker = [[Rokk Krinn (New Earth)\|Cosmic Boy]]
		+
		+	\| StoryTitle1 = And We Are Legion
		+	\| Synopsis1 = General Toling4rd discussess with a Science Police officer about the Legion of Super-Heroes, as they get to know that an experimental macrobot has gone out of control. Seconds later, they also get to know that the Legion had already taken care of the robot.
		+
		+	After that, some Legionnaires meets [[Lyle Norg (New Earth)\|Lyle Norg]], and he "shows" them his power, invisibility. [[Jo Nah (New Earth)\|Ultra Boy]] confirms that Lyle is invisible on all electromagnetic wavelengths. Lyle is dubbed "Invisible Kid", and enters the headquarters. Meanwhile, [[Rokk Krinn (New Earth)\|Cosmic Boy]] talks to the [[United Planets]] council, when [[Thom Kallor (New Earth)\|Star Boy]] and [[Tasmia Mallor (New Earth)\|Shadow Lass]] interrupts with the news that the macrobot is taken care of. Suddenly, Ultra Boy calls tells everybody to go to the Transmatter room, and through the portal to the planet [[Lallor]]. It's has been a rebellion there, and soldiers had brought the local Legionnaires down. Cosmic Boy and the UP council tried to keep the Legion from attacking and just save lifes, but Cosmic Boy eventually changed his mind, and allowed the Legion to take offense, despite the warnings from the UP council. Next day, Star Boy explains to Invisible Kid about that every person under the age of 18 who is willing to fight for change is welcome to call himself/herself a Legionnaire, and that the core team, those who have Flight Rings, are just the investigators.

	\| Appearing1 =		\| Appearing1 =
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	\| Notes =		\| Notes =
-	* Theena mentions that all Legion activity has been officially outlawed on [[Daxam]], although [[Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes Vol 1 25\|Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes #25]] implies that Daxam was wiped out 300 years earlier by [[Trommites]] using mass lead poisoning.	+	* Theena mentions that all Legion activity has been officially outlawed on [[Daxam]], although ''[[Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes Vol 1 25\|Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes #25]]'' implies that Daxam was wiped out 300 years earlier by [[Trommites]] using mass lead poisoning.
	\| Trivia =		\| Trivia =
-	\| Recommended =	+	\| Recommended = {{LSH RR}}
-	{{LSH RR}}	+	\| Links = {{LSH Links}}
-	\| Links =
-	{{LSH Links}}
	}}		}}

The Authority: Revolution Vol 1

Drgyen — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 03:06:07 GMT

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	\| IssueList =		\| IssueList =
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #1}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #1}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #2}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #2}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #3}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #3}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #4}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #4}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #5}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #5}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #6}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #6}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #7}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #7}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #8}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #8}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #9}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #9}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #10}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #10}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #11}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #11}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #12}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #12}}

	\| AnnualName1 =		\| AnnualName1 =

Captain Atom: Armageddon Vol 1 9

Drgyen — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 03:04:21 GMT

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	Nikola is then seen flying to the Carrier stating that she will become "whole again".		Nikola is then seen flying to the Carrier stating that she will become "whole again".
	[[File:Captain Atom- Armageddon -9 p.21.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Void's destruction of the Wildstorm Universe, and containing...]]		[[File:Captain Atom- Armageddon -9 p.21.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Void's destruction of the Wildstorm Universe, and containing...]]
-	[[File:Worldstorm.jpg\|thumb\|... the 'Worldstorm'. ]]	+	Majestic is then unfroze by the Doctor and realize what has happen then grabs Hawksmoor demanding him what he has done, which Jack admits that he was wrong from the beginning. Before Majestic could do anything to Hawksmoor, [[Jenny Quantum]] enters the room and is very disappointed in Jack for allowing the destruction of their universe to happen while she was away defeating an alternate evil Jenny-counterpart. She then approach to Captain Atom stating that she, the spirit of the 21st century, will solve everything with a "happy ending". However, as she touches Captain Atom, she too is kill. Shocked in seeing her death, Hawksmoor berates Atom and the Doctor (for making "tasteless jokes" about Jenny Quantum's death) for Quantum's death. However, the Doctor reason that he isn't making a joke, and that the death of Jenny Quantum signifies the actual end of their universe, and that it is inevitable for anyone to do. He then ask Jack if he is going to end his last moments "whining and fighting", in which Hawksmoor softly reply "no". Hearing this, the Doctor then reply to him to stand up as they "have company" in which turns out to be Nikola, now accepting and calling herself as the Void, appearing in everyone's presence. Void, committing what nobody has done, successfully remove and regain her other piece of her fragment from Captain Atom, preventing Atom's destruction of the universe and as well in causing him to revert back to his regular appearance. Void then teleport Atom back to his universe as he said goodbye to her. After teleporting Captain Atom, Void reveal that she will end the Wildstorm Universe much to everyone's surprise. Furthermore, she explain that the reason she wants to end it is because due to the way of some superhumans, especially the Authority themselves, have been influencing the world into a "twisted image" that it is so much difficult for a "normal person" to endure.[[File:Worldstorm.jpg\|thumb\|... the 'Worldstorm'. ]] However, as she initiate the end of the universe, she will not only end it but also to begin anew (as it happen a "million times before"). She then creates a magnificent burst of light, thus recreating the Wildstorm Universe.
-	Majestic is then unfroze by the Doctor and realize what has happen then grabs Hawksmoor demanding him what he has done, which Jack admits that he was wrong from the beginning. Before Majestic could do anything to Hawksmoor, [[Jenny Quantum]] enters the room and is very disappointed in Jack for allowing the destruction of their universe to happen. She then approach to Captain Atom stating that she, the spirit of the 21st century, will solve everything with a "happy ending". However, as she touches Captain Atom, she too is kill. Shocked in seeing her death, Hawksmoor berates Atom and the Doctor (for making "tasteless jokes" about Jenny Quantum's death) for Quantum's death. However, the Doctor reason that he isn't making a joke, and that the death of Jenny Quantum signifies the actual end of their universe, and that it is inevitable for anyone to do. He then ask Jack if he is going to end his last moments "whining and fighting", in which Hawksmoor softly reply "no". Hearing this, the Doctor then reply to him to stand up as they "have company" in which turns out to be Nikola, now accepting and calling herself as the Void, appearing in everyone's presence. Void, committing what nobody has done, successfully remove and regain her other piece of her fragment from Captain Atom, preventing Atom's destruction of the universe and as well in causing him to revert back to his regular appearance. Void then teleport Atom back to his universe as he said goodbye to her. After teleporting Captain Atom, Void reveal that she will end the Wildstorm Universe much to everyone's surprise. Furthermore, she explain that the reason she wants to end it is because due to the way of some superhumans, especially the Authority themselves, have been influencing the world into a "twisted image" that it is so much difficult for a "normal person" to endure. However, as she initiate the end of the universe, she will not only end it but also to begin anew (as it happen a "million times before"). She then creates a magnificent burst of light, thus recreating the Wildstorm Universe.

	With the creation of the new Wildstorm Universe, many of the inhabitants of Earth, including a already alive Grifter, with their new recreated lives felt the rebirth of their universe but yet seem to be oblivious to the nature of the change they have just experienced.		With the creation of the new Wildstorm Universe, many of the inhabitants of Earth, including a already alive Grifter, with their new recreated lives felt the rebirth of their universe but yet seem to be oblivious to the nature of the change they have just experienced.
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	\| Notes =		\| Notes =
		+	*Jenny Quantum's disappointment with Hawksmoor's failure as being worse "than the time D.C. got destroyed and the team broke up," alludes to the events in ''[[The Authority: Revolution]]''.
	*The event of the "Worldstorm" coincide with the DCU event of the [[Infinite Crisis]] in which it also recreated the DC universe. Eventually the designation of the Wildstorm Universe is revealed in ''[[52]]'' to be a part of the [[Multiverse#52 Multiverse\|52 Multiverse]] as [[Earth-50]].		*The event of the "Worldstorm" coincide with the DCU event of the [[Infinite Crisis]] in which it also recreated the DC universe. Eventually the designation of the Wildstorm Universe is revealed in ''[[52]]'' to be a part of the [[Multiverse#52 Multiverse\|52 Multiverse]] as [[Earth-50]].
-	*Apparently, Nikola Hanssen is the only one in the whole Wildstorm Universe to remember the reboot.	+	*Apparently, Nikola Hanssen is the only one in the whole Wildstorm Universe to remember the reboot. Though, there are others in the post-Worldstorm issues who acknowledged the universe's reboot, and while some leading participants in ''Captain Atom: Armageddon'' vaguely remember the events.
	\| Trivia =		\| Trivia =
	\| Recommended =		\| Recommended =

Lex Luthor (Super Friends)

VicGeorge2K9 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:59:29 GMT

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	\| Relatives = Alexei Luthor (brother), The Contessa (ex-wife)		\| Relatives = Alexei Luthor (brother), The Contessa (ex-wife)
	\| Universe = Super Friends		\| Universe = Super Friends
-	\| BaseOfOperations = Hall of Doom; Lex Lutthor's labrotory	+	\| BaseOfOperations = Hall of Doom; Lex Luthor's laboratory

	\| Gender = Male		\| Gender = Male
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	\| Weight =		\| Weight =
	\| Eyes = Blue		\| Eyes = Blue
-	\| Hair = No Hair	+	\| Hair = Bald
	\| UnusualFeatures =		\| UnusualFeatures =

	\| Citizenship = Metropolis		\| Citizenship = Metropolis
-	\| MaritalStatus = [[Single]]; formerly married	+	\| MaritalStatus = Separated
-	\| Occupation = Scienist; professional criminal	+	\| Occupation = Scientist; professional criminal
	\| Education =		\| Education =

Yz, the Thunderbolt (New Earth)

Roygbiv666 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:50:25 GMT

par-a-graphs ... par-a-graphs ...

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	\|PlaceOfBirth = [[5th Dimension]]		\|PlaceOfBirth = [[5th Dimension]]
	\|First = [[Flash Comics 1\|Flash Comics #1]]		\|First = [[Flash Comics 1\|Flash Comics #1]]
-	\|HistoryText = Yz is the real name of [[Jonathan L. Thunder (New Earth)\|Johnny Thunder]]'s Thunderbolt, a pink magic genie who can do about anything if it has a human guide to steer it. In 1940, the young Johnny Thunder became its master by saying the magic words "Cei-U" (or "say you" - which is "Yz" backwards) and they had many wonderful adventures together during the 1940s. Originally the Thunderbolt was believed to come from the Asian land of [[Bhadnisia]], but was recently revealed to be an djinn from the [[5th Dimension]]. In recent years, Johnny Thunder has suffered from Alzheimer's, and other potential heroes have become the Thunderbolt's master, first Johnny's ward Kiku, and later the reluctant hero Jakeem "J.J." Thunder, who currently works with the JSA. (The Thunderbolt also seems to have transferred some powers to Johnny Thunder's biological son, William Twotrees a.k.a. Will Power.) Currently, Yz resides in a magic pen and is called into action when Jakeem clicks it and says the words "so cool". For a while, the Thunderbolt was merged with his archenemy, the blue djinn known as Lkz, into a purple Thunderbolt. Now it seems like the pink Yz is on his own again, or if not, at least he is the dominant part. He also merged with Johnny Thunder's soul, and became Johnny Thunderbolt, with an Yz appearance but with Johnny's mind, and now the original master is the genie.	+	\|HistoryText = Yz is the real name of [[Jonathan L. Thunder (New Earth)\|Johnny Thunder]]'s Thunderbolt, a pink magic genie who can do about anything if it has a human guide to steer it.
		+
		+	In 1940, the young Johnny Thunder became its master by saying the magic words "Cei-U" (or "say you" - which is "Yz" backwards) and they had many wonderful adventures together during the 1940s. Originally the Thunderbolt was believed to come from the Asian land of [[Bhadnisia]], but was recently revealed to be an djinn from the [[5th Dimension]].
		+
		+	In recent years, Johnny Thunder has suffered from Alzheimer's, and other potential heroes have become the Thunderbolt's master, first Johnny's ward Kiku, and later the reluctant hero Jakeem "J.J." Thunder, who currently works with the JSA. (The Thunderbolt also seems to have transferred some powers to Johnny Thunder's biological son, William Twotrees a.k.a. Will Power.)
		+
		+	Currently, Yz resides in a magic pen and is called into action when Jakeem clicks it and says the words "so cool". For a while, the Thunderbolt was merged with his archenemy, the blue djinn known as Lkz, into a purple Thunderbolt. Now it seems like the pink Yz is on his own again, or if not, at least he is the dominant part. He also merged with Johnny Thunder's soul, and became Johnny Thunderbolt, with an Yz appearance but with Johnny's mind, and now the original master is the genie.
		+
	\|Powers = '''Reality Alteration''': not bound by third dimensional laws. Thus he can perform any feat using what either is or appears to be magical.		\|Powers = '''Reality Alteration''': not bound by third dimensional laws. Thus he can perform any feat using what either is or appears to be magical.
	\|Weaknesses = '''Exact Command''': Thunderbolt's abilities, thanks to his magical powers, are quite vast; however, he is limited by only being able to execute Jakeem's exactly worded order.		\|Weaknesses = '''Exact Command''': Thunderbolt's abilities, thanks to his magical powers, are quite vast; however, he is limited by only being able to execute Jakeem's exactly worded order.

Lar Gand

Mrblonde267 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:47:34 GMT

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		+	\| Image = [[File:Valor1.jpg\|200px\|link=Lar Gand (Pre-Zero Hour)]]
		+	\| MainPage = Lar Gand (Pre-Zero Hour)
		+	\| ImageText = Mon-El
	\| Gallery =		\| Gallery =
	<gallery>		<gallery>
-	Image:Mon-El - LSH-26.jpg\|{{thumbnav\|Lar Gand (New Earth)\|New Earth\|[[Lar Gand]]/[[Mon-El]] of the 2004 revamp of the [[Legion of Super-Heroes (New Earth)\|Legion of Super-Heroes]] universe.\|Lar Gand}}	+	Image:M'Onel1.jpg\|{{thumbnav\|Lar Gand (Post-Zero Hour)\|Post-Zero Hour\|[[Legion of Super-Heroes (Post-Zero Hour)\|Legion of Super-Heroes II]]\|Lar Gand}}
-	Image:M'Onel1.jpg\|{{thumbnav\|Lar Gand (Post-Zero Hour)\|Post-Zero Hour\|[[Lar Gand]]/[[Mon-El\|M'Onel]]/[[Valor]] of the 1994 revamp of the [[Legion of Super-Heroes (Post-Zero Hour)\|Legion of Super-Heroes]] universe.\|Lar Gand}}	+	Image:Mon-El - LSH-26.jpg\|{{thumbnav\|Lar Gand (New Earth)\|Earth-Prime\|[[Legion of Super-Heroes (Earth-Prime)\|Legion of Super-Heroes III]]\|Lar Gand}}
-	Image:Valor1.jpg\|{{thumbnav\|Lar Gand (Pre-Zero Hour)\|Pre-Zero Hour\|[[Lar Gand]]/[[Mon-El]]/[[Valor]] of the original [[Legion of Super-Heroes (Pre-Zero Hour)\|Legion of Super-Heroes]] universe, which has returned in 2007.\|Lar Gand}}
	</gallery>		</gallery>
		+
		+	==Comics==
		+	<gallery>
		+	File:Valor 1.jpg\|{{cvd\|Valor Vol 1}}
		+	</gallery>
		+
	\| SeeAlso =		\| SeeAlso =
	* [[Legion of Super-Heroes]]		* [[Legion of Super-Heroes]]
	* [[Laurel Gand]]		* [[Laurel Gand]]
-	\| Minor =
	}}		}}
		+	{{Legion of Super-Heroes}}

Lex Luthor (Super Friends)

Koala99 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:41:12 GMT

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	\| Image = Lex Luthor Superfriends.JPG		\| Image = Lex Luthor Superfriends.JPG
	\| RealName = Lex Luthor		\| RealName = Lex Luthor
-	\| CurrentAlias =	+	\| CurrentAlias = Luthor
	\| Aliases =		\| Aliases =
-	\| Identity =	+	\| Identity = Public
	\| Alignment = Bad		\| Alignment = Bad
	\| Affiliation = Legion of Doom		\| Affiliation = Legion of Doom
-	\| Relatives =	+	\| Relatives = Alexei Luthor (brother), The Contessa (ex-wife)
	\| Universe = Super Friends		\| Universe = Super Friends
-	\| BaseOfOperations =	+	\| BaseOfOperations = Hall of Doom; Lex Lutthor's labrotory

	\| Gender = Male		\| Gender = Male
	\| Height =		\| Height =
	\| Weight =		\| Weight =
-	\| Eyes =	+	\| Eyes = Blue
-	\| Hair =	+	\| Hair = No Hair
	\| UnusualFeatures =		\| UnusualFeatures =

-	\| Citizenship =	+	\| Citizenship = Metropolis
-	\| MaritalStatus =	+	\| MaritalStatus = [[Single]]; formerly married
-	\| Occupation =	+	\| Occupation = Scienist; professional criminal
	\| Education =		\| Education =

	\| Origin =		\| Origin =
-	\| PlaceOfBirth =	+	\| PlaceOfBirth = Smallville
	\| Creators =		\| Creators =
	\| First =		\| First =
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Swamp Thing (videogame)

VicGeorge2K9 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:36:35 GMT

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	\| Appearances =		\| Appearances =
	'''Featured Characters:'''		'''Featured Characters:'''
-	* Swamp Thing <br/>	+	* [[Alec Holland (Swamp Thing 1991 TV Series)\|Swamp Thing]] <br/>
	'''Supporting Characters:'''		'''Supporting Characters:'''
	* <br/>		* <br/>
	'''Villains:'''		'''Villains:'''
-	* Anton Arcane	+	* [[Anton Arcane (Swamp Thing 1991 TV Series)\|Anton Arcane]]
-	* Dr. Deemo	+	* [[Dr. Deemo (Swamp Thing 1991 TV Series)\|Dr. Deemo]]
-	* Weedkiller	+	* [[Weedkiller (Swamp Thing 1991 TV Series)\|Weedkiller]]
-	* Skinman <br/>	+	* [[Skinman (Swamp Thing 1991 TV Series)\|Skinman]] <br/>
	'''Other Characters:'''		'''Other Characters:'''
	* <br/>		* <br/>

Swamp Thing

VicGeorge2K9 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:34:10 GMT

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	==Videogames==		==Videogames==
	<gallery>		<gallery>
-	Image:None.jpg\|{{thumbnav\|Swamp Thing (videogame)\|Swamp Thing (1991 TV series)\|For the Gameboy and NES\|Swamp Thing}}	+	Image:Swamp Thing Gameboy Box.jpg\|{{thumbnav\|Swamp Thing (videogame)\|Swamp Thing (1991 TV series)\|For the Gameboy and NES\|Swamp Thing}}
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	----		----

Mom (Dakotaverse)

Mrblonde267 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:33:38 GMT

accidentally clicked one-click rollback

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	{{DC Database:Character Template		{{DC Database:Character Template
	\| Image = Mom 01.jpg		\| Image = Mom 01.jpg
-	\| RealName = Mom	+	\| RealName = Unknown
	\| CurrentAlias = Mom		\| CurrentAlias = Mom
-	\| Aliases =	+	\| Aliases = Mother, Amber Leader
-	\| Identity =	+	\| Identity = Secret
	\| Alignment = Bad		\| Alignment = Bad
-	\| Affiliation = [[System (Dakotaverse)\|SYSTEM]]	+	\| Affiliation = [[System (Dakotaverse)\|SYSTEM]] (Amber Cell)
	\| Relatives =		\| Relatives =
	\| Universe = Dakotaverse		\| Universe = Dakotaverse
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	\| Weight =		\| Weight =
	\| Eyes =		\| Eyes =
-	\| Hair =	+	\| Hair = Gray
	\| UnusualFeatures =		\| UnusualFeatures =

	\| Citizenship =		\| Citizenship =
	\| MaritalStatus =		\| MaritalStatus =
-	\| Occupation =	+	\| Occupation = Former leader of SYSTEM Amber
	\| Education =		\| Education =

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	\| PlaceOfBirth =		\| PlaceOfBirth =
	\| Creators =		\| Creators =
-	;
	\| First = Blood Syndicate #2		\| First = Blood Syndicate #2
-	\| Last =
-	\| Death =

-	\| HistoryText =	+	\| HistoryText = '''Mom''' is a ruthless crimelord in charge of the Amber Cell of [[S.Y.S.T.E.M.]].

	\| Powers =		\| Powers =
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	\| Notes =		\| Notes =
	\| Trivia =		\| Trivia =
-	\| Marvel =
	\| Wikipedia =		\| Wikipedia =
	\| Links =		\| Links =

-		+	}}{{clear}}
-
-	}}
	{{Milestone}}		{{Milestone}}

Swamp Thing

VicGeorge2K9 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:32:21 GMT

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	==Videogames==		==Videogames==
	<gallery>		<gallery>
-	Image:None.jpg\|[[Swamp Thing (videogame)]]<BR>Based on the [[Swamp Thing (1991 TV series)\|Swamp Thing]] animated series	+	Image:None.jpg\|{{thumbnav\|Swamp Thing (videogame)\|Swamp Thing (1991 TV series)\|For the Gameboy and NES\|Swamp Thing}}
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	----		----

Mom (Dakotaverse)

Mrblonde267 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:31:02 GMT

Reverted edits by Zeraze1 (talk) to last version by ProfzoomBot

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	\| Image = Mom 01.jpg		\| Image = Mom 01.jpg
-	\| RealName = Unknown	+	\| RealName = Mom
	\| CurrentAlias = Mom		\| CurrentAlias = Mom
-	\| Aliases = Mother, Amber Leader	+	\| Aliases =
-	\| Identity = Secret	+	\| Identity =
	\| Alignment = Bad		\| Alignment = Bad
-	\| Affiliation = [[System (Dakotaverse)\|SYSTEM]] (Amber Cell)	+	\| Affiliation = [[System (Dakotaverse)\|SYSTEM]]
	\| Relatives =		\| Relatives =
	\| Universe = Dakotaverse		\| Universe = Dakotaverse
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	\| Weight =		\| Weight =
	\| Eyes =		\| Eyes =
-	\| Hair = Gray	+	\| Hair =
	\| UnusualFeatures =		\| UnusualFeatures =

	\| Citizenship =		\| Citizenship =
	\| MaritalStatus =		\| MaritalStatus =
-	\| Occupation = Former leader of SYSTEM Amber	+	\| Occupation =
	\| Education =		\| Education =

	\| Origin =		\| Origin =
-	\| PlaceOfBirth = Unknown	+	\| PlaceOfBirth =
	\| Creators =		\| Creators =
	;		;

Gorilla Grodd (Super Friends)

Koala99 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:29:01 GMT

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	\| Death =		\| Death =

-	\| HistoryText = Gorilla Grodd was a citizen of Gorilla City who was exiled by its ruler Solovar for attempting to overthrow its government but was defeated, incapacitated, apprehended, and humiliated in the end by the Flash. He became a member of the Legion of Doom who regularly opposed the Flash. Gorilla Grodd achieved his telepathic powers and inhuman intellect when an alien spacecraft crashed in his African home, Grodd and his troupe are imbued with super-intelligence by the ship's pilot. Grodd and fellow gorilla Solovar also develop telepathic and telekinetic powers. Taking the alien as their leader, the gorillas construct a super advanced home named Gorilla City. The gorillas live in peace until their home is discovered by prying explorers. Grodd forces one of the explorers to kill the alien, and takes over Gorilla City, planning to conquer the world next.	+	\| HistoryText = Gorilla Grodd was a citizen of Gorilla City who was exiled by its ruler Solovar for attempting to overthrow its government but was defeated, incapacitated, apprehended, and humiliated in the end by the Flash. He became a member of the Legion of Doom who regularly opposed the Flash. Gorilla Grodd achieved his telepathic powers and inhuman intellect before he was exiled. This happened when an alien spacecraft crashed in his African home, Grodd and his troupe are imbued with super-intelligence by the ship's pilot. Grodd and fellow gorilla Solovar also develop telepathic and telekinetic powers. Taking the alien as their leader, the gorillas construct a super advanced home named Gorilla City. The gorillas live in peace until their home is discovered by prying explorers. Grodd forces one of the explorers to kill the alien, and takes over Gorilla City, planning to conquer the world next.

	\| Powers = Incredibly intelligent and possesses some level of telepathic ability, as do all gorillas in Gorilla City.		\| Powers = Incredibly intelligent and possesses some level of telepathic ability, as do all gorillas in Gorilla City.

Flash

VicGeorge2K9 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:28:11 GMT

Flash Videogames:

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	<gallery>		<gallery>
-	Image:None.jpg\|[[Flash (Gameboy)]]<BR>Based on the 1990s TV series [[Flash (TV Series)\|''The Flash'']]	+	Image:None.jpg\|{{thumbnav\|Flash (Master System)\|Reality Undetermined\|For the Master System\|The Flash}}
-	Image:None.jpg\|[[Justice League Heroes: The Flash]]<BR>Based on [[Mainstream Continuity]]	+	Image:None.jpg\|{{thumbnav\|Flash (Gameboy)\|Flash (TV Series)\|For the Gameboy\|The Flash}}
		+	Image:None.jpg\|{{thumbnav\|Justice League Heroes: The Flash\|New Earth\|For the Gameboy Advance\|Justice League Heroes: The Flash}}
	</gallery>		</gallery>
	</center>		</center>

Gorilla Grodd (Super Friends)

Koala99 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:26:15 GMT

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	{{DC Database:Character Template		{{DC Database:Character Template
	\| Image = Gorilla Grodd Super Friends.jpg		\| Image = Gorilla Grodd Super Friends.jpg
-	\| RealName = Gorilla Grodd	+	\| RealName = Grodd
-	\| CurrentAlias =	+	\| CurrentAlias = Gorilla Grodd
-	\| Aliases =	+	\| Aliases = Drew Drowden
-	\| Identity =	+	\| Identity = Public
	\| Alignment = Bad		\| Alignment = Bad
	\| Affiliation = Legion of Doom		\| Affiliation = Legion of Doom
	\| Relatives =		\| Relatives =
	\| Universe = Super Friends		\| Universe = Super Friends
-	\| BaseOfOperations =	+	\| BaseOfOperations = Hall of Doom

	\| Gender = Male		\| Gender = Male
	\| Height =		\| Height =
	\| Weight =		\| Weight =
-	\| Eyes =	+	\| Eyes = Brown
-	\| Hair =	+	\| Hair = Brown
	\| UnusualFeatures =		\| UnusualFeatures =

-	\| Citizenship =	+	\| Citizenship = Gorilla City
-	\| MaritalStatus =	+	\| MaritalStatus = Single
-	\| Occupation =	+	\| Occupation = Ape; would-be world conquerer
	\| Education =		\| Education =

	\| Origin =		\| Origin =
-	\| PlaceOfBirth =	+	\| PlaceOfBirth = Gorilla City
	\| Creators =		\| Creators =
	\| First =		\| First =
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-	\| HistoryText = Gorilla Grodd was a citizen of Gorilla City who was exiled by its ruler Solivar for attempting to overthrow its government. He became a member of the Legion of Doom.	+	\| HistoryText = Gorilla Grodd was a citizen of Gorilla City who was exiled by its ruler Solovar for attempting to overthrow its government but was defeated, incapacitated, apprehended, and humiliated in the end by the Flash. He became a member of the Legion of Doom who regularly opposed the Flash. Gorilla Grodd achieved his telepathic powers and inhuman intellect when an alien spacecraft crashed in his African home, Grodd and his troupe are imbued with super-intelligence by the ship's pilot. Grodd and fellow gorilla Solovar also develop telepathic and telekinetic powers. Taking the alien as their leader, the gorillas construct a super advanced home named Gorilla City. The gorillas live in peace until their home is discovered by prying explorers. Grodd forces one of the explorers to kill the alien, and takes over Gorilla City, planning to conquer the world next.

	\| Powers = Incredibly intelligent and possesses some level of telepathic ability, as do all gorillas in Gorilla City.		\| Powers = Incredibly intelligent and possesses some level of telepathic ability, as do all gorillas in Gorilla City.

Superman (NES)

VicGeorge2K9 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:22:38 GMT

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	* General Zod		* General Zod
	* Lex Luthor		* Lex Luthor
-	* Non	+	* [[Non (Donnerverse)\|Non]]
-	* Ursa <br/>	+	* [[Ursa (Donnerverse)\|Ursa]] <br/>
	'''Other Characters:'''		'''Other Characters:'''
	* <br/>		* <br/>

Zod (Donnerverse)

VicGeorge2K9 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:20:11 GMT

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	\| Notes =		\| Notes =
	\| Trivia =		\| Trivia =
		+	* Appeared with Ursa and Non in ''[[Superman (NES)\|Superman]]'' for the NES.
	\| DC =		\| DC =
	\| Wikipedia = General Zod		\| Wikipedia = General Zod

Non (Donnerverse)

VicGeorge2K9 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:17:06 GMT

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	\| Trivia =		\| Trivia =
-		+	* Loosely based on the pre-Crisis Phantom Zone villain character Quex-Ul.
		+	* Made his only videogame appearance in ''[[Superman (NES)\|Superman]]'' for the NES.
	\| DC =		\| DC =
	\| Wikipedia =		\| Wikipedia =

Ursa (Donnerverse)

VicGeorge2K9 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:15:22 GMT

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	\| Trivia =		\| Trivia =
	* Ursa is based on Faora, one of the pre-Crisis Earth-One Phantom Zone criminals.		* Ursa is based on Faora, one of the pre-Crisis Earth-One Phantom Zone criminals.
		+	* Made her only videogame appearance in ''[[Superman (NES)\|Superman]]'' for the NES.
	\| DC =		\| DC =
	\| Wikipedia = Ursa (comics)		\| Wikipedia = Ursa (comics)
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	<!-- Powers -->		<!-- Powers -->
-
	[[Category:Bronze-Age Characters]]		[[Category:Bronze-Age Characters]]
	[[Category:Phantom Zoners]]		[[Category:Phantom Zoners]]

Day of Vengeance (Collected) Vol 1 1

JJohnson — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:15:06 GMT

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	* [[Wikipedia:Day of Vengeance\|Day of Vengeance article at Wikipedia]]		* [[Wikipedia:Day of Vengeance\|Day of Vengeance article at Wikipedia]]
	* [[Wikipedia:Shadowpact\|Shadowpact article at Wikipedia]]		* [[Wikipedia:Shadowpact\|Shadowpact article at Wikipedia]]
-	* [http://www.comics.org/series.lasso?SeriesID=14001 Day of Vengeance series index at the Grand Comics Database] ''(character apperances)''	+	* [http://www.comics.org/series.lasso?SeriesID=14001 Day of Vengeance series index at the Grand Comics Database] ''(character appearances)''
	* [http://www.comicbookdb.com/issue.php?ID=20216 Day of Vengeance series index at the ComicBook DB] ''(additional information)''		* [http://www.comicbookdb.com/issue.php?ID=20216 Day of Vengeance series index at the ComicBook DB] ''(additional information)''
	}}		}}

Mitsu-Bishi (New Earth)

JJohnson — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:13:32 GMT

spelling

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	\| Dimensions =		\| Dimensions =
	\| Creators =		\| Creators =
-	\| Origin = He conned the government to make him the offical "Gaint Monster Slayer".	+	\| Origin = He conned the government to make him the official "Gaint Monster Slayer".
	\| First = Son of Ambush Bug Vol 1 1		\| First = Son of Ambush Bug Vol 1 1

	\| HistoryText =		\| HistoryText =
-	In the [[Son of Ambush Bug]] # 1, he was given a 4-page story (because Ambush Bug lost his "Villain Permit"). It this, it's revealed he tricked the government into paying him by hiring as the "Offical Giant Monster Slayer". However it turned out there was a gaint monster: the Godzillia-like Gogan. He tried figth him (because the government refused to let him leave) and got eaten. There are 4 events that could have happen next: <br>	+	In the [[Son of Ambush Bug]] # 1, he was given a 4-page story (because Ambush Bug lost his "Villain Permit"). It this, it's revealed he tricked the government into paying him by hiring as the "Official Giant Monster Slayer". However it turned out there was a giant monster: the Godzilla-like Gogan. He tried to fight him (because the government refused to let him leave) and got eaten. There are 4 events that could have happen next: <br>
	1. He use the "force". <br>		1. He use the "force". <br>
	2. He uses a gun to create holes to get out of Gogan with. <br>		2. He uses a gun to create holes to get out of Gogan with. <br>
	3. He cracks a joke. <br>		3. He cracks a joke. <br>
	4. He uses a knife to escape. <br>		4. He uses a knife to escape. <br>
-	Then he later made short chamo apperances. The most notable was after an unnamed comic-book creator drank [[Japan]]ese wine the comic became manga-sytle for a page. In this Mitsu beated up a manga artist for not have "speed lines" or ninjas in his comic.	+	Then he later made short cameo appearances. The most notable was after an unnamed comic-book creator drank [[Japan]]ese wine the comic became manga-style for a page. In this Mitsu beat up a manga artist for not have "speed lines" or ninjas in his comic.
-	==Personaily==	+	==Personality==
	Unlike Ambush Bug, Mitsu was a selfish, sane coward. However he was revamp as a stereotypical manga parody: hyperactive, easily anger and insane!		Unlike Ambush Bug, Mitsu was a selfish, sane coward. However he was revamp as a stereotypical manga parody: hyperactive, easily anger and insane!

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	* He's a ninja!		* He's a ninja!
	* He claims his mother, father and dog Rex (see [[Rex, the Wonder Dog (New Earth)]]) are ninjas.		* He claims his mother, father and dog Rex (see [[Rex, the Wonder Dog (New Earth)]]) are ninjas.
-	\| Links = Showcase Pressents Ambush Bug Vol.1	+	\| Links = Showcase Presents Ambush Bug Vol.1

	}}		}}

Giganta (Super Friends)

VicGeorge2K9 — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:12:36 GMT

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	\| Death =		\| Death =

-	\| HistoryText = Giganta was Dr. Doris Zuel, a female scientist who accidentally trasfered her life essence into a gorilla's body and fought Wonder Woman during her quest for a new host body. Eventually, Zuel transfered her life essense into that of a circus strongwoman named Olga. Later, Zuel, as Olga, stole the medicine pouch Apache Chief had used to give himself the power to increase his physical size and gained powers identical to his. She became a member of the Legion of Doom and usually pitted herself against Apache Chief.	+	\| HistoryText = Giganta was Dr. Doris Zuel, a female scientist who accidentally trasfered her life essence into a gorilla's body and fought Wonder Woman during her quest for a new host body. Eventually, Zuel transfered her life essence into that of a circus strongwoman named Olga. Later, Zuel, as Olga, stole the medicine pouch Apache Chief had used to give himself the power to increase his physical size and gained powers identical to his. She became a member of the Legion of Doom and usually pitted herself against Apache Chief.

	\| Powers = Can grow to great physical size at will.		\| Powers = Can grow to great physical size at will.

Watchmen Vol 1 3

JJohnson — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:12:28 GMT

spelling

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	* <br/>Most in New York City, ABC studios, Arizona and Mars.		* <br/>Most in New York City, ABC studios, Arizona and Mars.
	'''Items:'''		'''Items:'''
-	* <br/>a magazin, two ''New York Gazette'' newspapers.	+	* <br/>a magazine, two ''New York Gazette'' newspapers.
	'''Vehicles:'''		'''Vehicles:'''
	* <br/>		* <br/>

-	\| Notes = Jon Manhatten interwiew to a ABC program, as DR. Jonathan Osterman, closly to his real name.	+	\| Notes = Jon Manhattan interview to a ABC program, as DR. Jonathan Osterman, closely to his real name.
-	\| Trivia = Wally Weaver, Edgar w. Jocabi (or moloch) and Janey Slater is the names that the second human that interwiewed has say. Janey also appers in the next watchman novel.	+	\| Trivia = Wally Weaver, Edgar w. Jocabi (or moloch) and Janey Slater is the names that the second human that interviewed has say. Janey also appears in the next watchman novel.
	\| Recommended =		\| Recommended =
	\| Links =		\| Links =

Bizarro Physiology

JJohnson — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:11:25 GMT

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	All the members of the '''[[Bizarro world]]''' have a physiology different than "normal" people.		All the members of the '''[[Bizarro world]]''' have a physiology different than "normal" people.
-	==Pyshical Characterist==	+	==Physical Characteristics==
-	* Skin- Their skin is mottled and grey (hence they have a crumbled-chalk-ash apperance).	+	* Skin- Their skin is mottled and gray (hence they have a crumbled-chalk-ash appearance).
-	* Extremities- Their face, legs, arm and their other extremities are disproptionate and misshapen.	+	* Extremities- Their face, legs, arm and their other extremities are disproportionate and misshapen.
-	* Other- Pyshically, most [[Bizarro]]s have an spefic analog of humaniod traits, however some have more generic traits, with no real distinguishing features.	+	* Other- Physically, most [[Bizarro]]s have an specific analog of humanoid traits, however some have more generic traits, with no real distinguishing features.
	==References==		==References==
	http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Bizarro_Hawkgirl_(New_Earth)		http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Bizarro_Hawkgirl_(New_Earth)

Yz, the Thunderbolt (New Earth)

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	\|PlaceOfBirth = [[5th Dimension]]		\|PlaceOfBirth = [[5th Dimension]]
	\|First = [[Flash Comics 1\|Flash Comics #1]]		\|First = [[Flash Comics 1\|Flash Comics #1]]
-	\|HistoryText = Yz is the real name of [[Jonathan L. Thunder (New Earth)\|Johnny Thunder]]'s Thunderbolt, a pink magic genie who can do about anything if it has a human guide to steer it. In 1940, the young Johnny Thunder became its master by saying the magic words "Cei-U" (or "say you" - which is "Yz" backwards) and they had many wonderful adventures together during the 1940s. Originally the Thunderbolt was believed to come from the Asian land of [[Bhadnisia]], but was recently revealed to be an djinn from the [[5th Dimension]]. In recent years, Johnny Thunder has suffered from Alzheimer's, and other potential heroes have become the Thunderbolt's master, first Johnny's ward Kiku, and later the reluctant hero Jakeem "J.J." Thunder, who currently works with the JSA. (The Thunderbolt also seems to have transferred some powers to Johnny Thunder's biological son, William Twotrees a.k.a. Will Power.) Currently, Yz resides in a magic pen and is called into action when Jakeem clicks it and says the words "so cool". For a while, the Thunderbolt was merged with his archenemy, the blue djinn known as Lkz, into a purple Thunderbolt. Now it seems like the pink Yz is on his own again, or if not, at least he is the dominant part. He also merged with Johnny Thunder soul, and became johnny thunderbolt and its Yz apperance but its johnnys mind, and know the original master is the genie.	+	\|HistoryText = Yz is the real name of [[Jonathan L. Thunder (New Earth)\|Johnny Thunder]]'s Thunderbolt, a pink magic genie who can do about anything if it has a human guide to steer it. In 1940, the young Johnny Thunder became its master by saying the magic words "Cei-U" (or "say you" - which is "Yz" backwards) and they had many wonderful adventures together during the 1940s. Originally the Thunderbolt was believed to come from the Asian land of [[Bhadnisia]], but was recently revealed to be an djinn from the [[5th Dimension]]. In recent years, Johnny Thunder has suffered from Alzheimer's, and other potential heroes have become the Thunderbolt's master, first Johnny's ward Kiku, and later the reluctant hero Jakeem "J.J." Thunder, who currently works with the JSA. (The Thunderbolt also seems to have transferred some powers to Johnny Thunder's biological son, William Twotrees a.k.a. Will Power.) Currently, Yz resides in a magic pen and is called into action when Jakeem clicks it and says the words "so cool". For a while, the Thunderbolt was merged with his archenemy, the blue djinn known as Lkz, into a purple Thunderbolt. Now it seems like the pink Yz is on his own again, or if not, at least he is the dominant part. He also merged with Johnny Thunder's soul, and became Johnny Thunderbolt, with an Yz appearance but with Johnny's mind, and now the original master is the genie.
	\|Powers = '''Reality Alteration''': not bound by third dimensional laws. Thus he can perform any feat using what either is or appears to be magical.		\|Powers = '''Reality Alteration''': not bound by third dimensional laws. Thus he can perform any feat using what either is or appears to be magical.
	\|Weaknesses = '''Exact Command''': Thunderbolt's abilities, thanks to his magical powers, are quite vast; however, he is limited by only being able to execute Jakeem's exactly worded order.		\|Weaknesses = '''Exact Command''': Thunderbolt's abilities, thanks to his magical powers, are quite vast; however, he is limited by only being able to execute Jakeem's exactly worded order.

Giganta (Super Friends)

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-	\| HistoryText = Giganta was Dr. Doris Zuel, a female scientist who accidentally trasfered her life essence into a gorilla's body and fought Wonder Woman during her quest for a new host body. Eventually, Zuel transfered her life essense into that of a circus strongwoman named Olga. Later, Zuel ,as Olga, stole the medicine pouch Apache Chief had used to give himself the power to increase his physical size and gained powers identical to his. She became a member of the Legion of Doom and usually pitted herself against Wonder Woman.	+	\| HistoryText = Giganta was Dr. Doris Zuel, a female scientist who accidentally trasfered her life essence into a gorilla's body and fought Wonder Woman during her quest for a new host body. Eventually, Zuel transfered her life essense into that of a circus strongwoman named Olga. Later, Zuel, as Olga, stole the medicine pouch Apache Chief had used to give himself the power to increase his physical size and gained powers identical to his. She became a member of the Legion of Doom and usually pitted herself against Apache Chief.

	\| Powers = Can grow to great physical size at will.		\| Powers = Can grow to great physical size at will.

Batman: The Dark Knight Returns

JJohnson — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:09:14 GMT

Smallville (TV Series)

JJohnson — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:05:56 GMT

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	Smallville first aired in October of [[2001]] and is still in production. Alternately known as ''Smallville Beginnings'' or ''Superman: The Early Years'', the series focuses on the trials and tribulations of young Clark Kent and life in the small town of [[Smallville]], Kansas. The series receives favorable ratings although viewer opinion varies depending upon the demographic. Many comic fans have voiced their disapproval of the show based upon several facets including the liberal departure from the known history as it has been chronicled in the [[Superman]] family of comic titles.		Smallville first aired in October of [[2001]] and is still in production. Alternately known as ''Smallville Beginnings'' or ''Superman: The Early Years'', the series focuses on the trials and tribulations of young Clark Kent and life in the small town of [[Smallville]], Kansas. The series receives favorable ratings although viewer opinion varies depending upon the demographic. Many comic fans have voiced their disapproval of the show based upon several facets including the liberal departure from the known history as it has been chronicled in the [[Superman]] family of comic titles.

-	Prior to its initial airing, producers Alfred Gough and Miles Millar trumpeted a strict "no flights – no tights" policy in regards to the Man of Steel. Effectively, it was their intention to focus more on the characterization of troubled teenaged Kent, and the burden of his budding super-powers without the added aloofness of brightly colored outfits or excessively showy displays of super-prowess. While it is true that Clark has never donned the famous super-suit, he is usually seen wearing casual attire appropriately color-coded to reflect his comic counterpart's red and blue fashion sense. On a few occasions the famous "S" shield has been known to appear on his chest, but always under singularly unique pretenses. To date, Clark has demonstrated his ability to fly at several different points, but always with a distinctive qualifier attached to it, which allows the production staff to maintain their stance that Clark Kent will never be seen flying on Smallville. In one episode he is shown floating above his bed, but this is actually a form of levitation as he is technically not propelling himself. In other instances, Clark's power can be construed as ''super-leaping'' rather than flight. In one example, he leaps across two skyscrapers (in a single bound) in [[Metropolis]] in order to rescue his mother. In another mishap, Clark uses a super-leap to stop a runaway missile from breaking Earth's atmosphere. In the fourth season premiere episode [http:///index.php?title=Crusade&action=edit&redlink=1 Crusade], Clark is seen streaking across the Smallville skyline. However, circumstances reveal that he is actually possessed by his darker, Kryptonian persona and is technically not in control of his body at the time. In a flashback episode Tom Welling plays a younger version of his birth-father [[Jor-El]] and is seen flying through the air over Smallville. However, as this is Jor-El and not Clark, Gough and Millar can still attest that they have maintained their "no flights – no tights" edict.	+	Prior to its initial airing, producers Alfred Gough and Miles Millar trumpeted a strict "no flights – no tights" policy in regards to the Man of Steel. Effectively, it was their intention to focus more on the characterization of troubled teen-aged Kent, and the burden of his budding super-powers without the added aloofness of brightly colored outfits or excessively showy displays of super-prowess. While it is true that Clark has never donned the famous super-suit, he is usually seen wearing casual attire appropriately color-coded to reflect his comic counterpart's red and blue fashion sense. On a few occasions the famous "S" shield has been known to appear on his chest, but always under singularly unique pretenses. To date, Clark has demonstrated his ability to fly at several different points, but always with a distinctive qualifier attached to it, which allows the production staff to maintain their stance that Clark Kent will never be seen flying on Smallville. In one episode he is shown floating above his bed, but this is actually a form of levitation as he is technically not propelling himself. In other instances, Clark's power can be construed as ''super-leaping'' rather than flight. In one example, he leaps across two skyscrapers (in a single bound) in [[Metropolis]] in order to rescue his mother. In another mishap, Clark uses a super-leap to stop a runaway missile from breaking Earth's atmosphere. In the fourth season premiere episode [http:///index.php?title=Crusade&action=edit&redlink=1 Crusade], Clark is seen streaking across the Smallville skyline. However, circumstances reveal that he is actually possessed by his darker, Kryptonian persona and is technically not in control of his body at the time. In a flashback episode Tom Welling plays a younger version of his birth-father [[Jor-El]] and is seen flying through the air over Smallville. However, as this is Jor-El and not Clark, Gough and Millar can still attest that they have maintained their "no flights – no tights" edict.

	As of September, [[2007]], the first eight seasons of Smallville have been made available on DVD.		As of September, [[2007]], the first eight seasons of Smallville have been made available on DVD.
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-	Season Two	+	===Season Two===
	*[/index.php?title=smallville_episode:_Vortex&action=edit&redlink=1 Vortex]		*[/index.php?title=smallville_episode:_Vortex&action=edit&redlink=1 Vortex]
	*[/index.php?title=smallville_episode:_Heat&action=edit&redlink=1 Heat]		*[/index.php?title=smallville_episode:_Heat&action=edit&redlink=1 Heat]

Bizarro-Flash (Earth One)

JJohnson — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 02:03:31 GMT

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-	[[File:Bizarro-Flash_I.png\|frame\|Bizarro-Flash I's orignal look]]	+	[[File:Bizarro-Flash_I.png\|frame\|Bizarro-Flash I's original look]]
-	'''Bizarro-Flash''' was created by [[Bizarro]] to join the Bizarro League. But he was exiled from [[Htrae]] for looking human, until his ture nature reveal itself. On Earth, he fell in love with [[Lois Lane (Earth-One)]] and tried to woo her by saving people. This was ineffecitve, because he still thought backwards. Soon [[Superman]] figured out who he really was, us as he gained the Bizarro apperance. So he left Earth and joined the Bizarro League.	+	'''Bizarro-Flash''' was created by [[Bizarro]] to join the Bizarro League. But he was exiled from [[Htrae]] for looking human, until his true nature reveal itself. On Earth, he fell in love with [[Lois Lane (Earth-One)]] and tried to woo her by saving people. This was ineffective, because he still thought backwards. Soon [[Superman]] figured out who he really was, us as he gained the Bizarro appearance. So he left Earth and joined the Bizarro League.
	==Costume==		==Costume==
	His costume was yellow with red thunderbolts on it (minus the logo, which was replace with by a gavel [[Flash (Barry Allen)]] was holding). The costume was similar [[Wally West]]'s enemy [[Zoom]]'s costume.		His costume was yellow with red thunderbolts on it (minus the logo, which was replace with by a gavel [[Flash (Barry Allen)]] was holding). The costume was similar [[Wally West]]'s enemy [[Zoom]]'s costume.

Giganta (Super Friends)

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	\| Eyes = Blue		\| Eyes = Blue
	\| Hair = Red		\| Hair = Red
-	\| UnusualFeatures = Primitive leopard-like clothed	+	\| UnusualFeatures = Primitive leopard-like clothes
		+

	\| Citizenship = American		\| Citizenship = American

Kara Zor-L (Earth-2)

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	\| Abilities = independent flight (has not been shown to be able to launch herself and fly in outer space		\| Abilities = independent flight (has not been shown to be able to launch herself and fly in outer space
	\| Strength = obvious high level superhuman strength as she was able to stun Kara-L of Earth-Two/New Earth		\| Strength = obvious high level superhuman strength as she was able to stun Kara-L of Earth-Two/New Earth
-	\| Weaknesses = unknown at present and may be reflective of New Earth Krptonians rather than true Pre Crisis Earth-Two Kryptonians and their limits of personal generated bio-energy<br>	+	\| Weaknesses = unknown at present and may be reflective of New Earth Kryptonians rather than true Pre-Crisis Earth-Two Kryptonians and their limits of personal generated bio-energy<br>
	It is presumed that she is least to be ineffective against Kryptonite.		It is presumed that she is least to be ineffective against Kryptonite.

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	[[Image:jsa_annual_2008_pg34_01.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Kara-L defeated by the almost unbalanced Power Girl of Earth-2]]		[[Image:jsa_annual_2008_pg34_01.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Kara-L defeated by the almost unbalanced Power Girl of Earth-2]]

-	* The Earth-2 Power Girl is reflective of the orignal arrogant persona that the primary Power Girl was written to have back in the 1970s and 1980s.	+	* The Earth-2 Power Girl is reflective of the original arrogant persona that the primary Power Girl was written to have back in the 1970s and 1980s.

-	* The Earth-2 Power Girl wears a costume close to the orignal design that the primary Power Girl was drawn with back in the 1970s and 1980s such as the two amulet connected cape.	+	* The Earth-2 Power Girl wears a costume close to the original design that the primary Power Girl was drawn with back in the 1970s and 1980s such as the two amulet connected cape.

	\| Trivia =		\| Trivia =

Giganta (Super Friends)

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	{{DC Database:Character Template		{{DC Database:Character Template
	\| Image =		\| Image =
-	\| RealName = Giganta	+	\| RealName = Doris Zuel
-	\| CurrentAlias =	+	\| CurrentAlias = Giganta
	\| Aliases =		\| Aliases =
-	\| Identity =	+	\| Identity = Public
	\| Alignment = Bad		\| Alignment = Bad
	\| Affiliation = Legion Of Doom		\| Affiliation = Legion Of Doom
	\| Relatives =		\| Relatives =
	\| Universe = Super Friends		\| Universe = Super Friends
-	\| BaseOfOperations =	+	\| BaseOfOperations = Hall of Doom

	\| Gender = Female		\| Gender = Female
	\| Height =		\| Height =
	\| Weight =		\| Weight =
-	\| Eyes =	+	\| Eyes = Blue
-	\| Hair =	+	\| Hair = Red
-	\| UnusualFeatures =	+	\| UnusualFeatures = Primitive leopard-like clothed

	\| Citizenship = American		\| Citizenship = American
-	\| MaritalStatus =	+	\| MaritalStatus = Single
-	\| Occupation =	+	\| Occupation = Scientist; professional criminal
	\| Education =		\| Education =

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-	\| HistoryText = Giganta was a woman who stole the medicine pouch Apache Chief had used to give himself the power to increase his physical size and gained powers identical to his. She became a member of the Legion of Doom.	+	\| HistoryText = Giganta was Dr. Doris Zuel, a female scientist who accidentally trasfered her life essence into a gorilla's body and fought Wonder Woman during her quest for a new host body. Eventually, Zuel transfered her life essense into that of a circus strongwoman named Olga. Later, Zuel ,as Olga, stole the medicine pouch Apache Chief had used to give himself the power to increase his physical size and gained powers identical to his. She became a member of the Legion of Doom and usually pitted herself against Wonder Woman.

	\| Powers = Can grow to great physical size at will.		\| Powers = Can grow to great physical size at will.

Cheetah (Super Friends)

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	\| Image = Cheetah Super Friends.jpg		\| Image = Cheetah Super Friends.jpg
-	\| RealName = Cheetah	+	\| RealName = Priscilla Rich
-	\| CurrentAlias =	+	\| CurrentAlias = Cheetah
	\| Aliases =		\| Aliases =
-	\| Identity =	+	\| Identity = Secret
	\| Alignment = Bad		\| Alignment = Bad
	\| Affiliation = Legion of Doom		\| Affiliation = Legion of Doom
	\| Relatives =		\| Relatives =
	\| Universe = Super Friends		\| Universe = Super Friends
-	\| BaseOfOperations =	+	\| BaseOfOperations = Hall of Doom

	\| Gender = Female		\| Gender = Female
	\| Height =		\| Height =
	\| Weight =		\| Weight =
-	\| Eyes =	+	\| Eyes = Brown
-	\| Hair =	+	\| Hair = Brown
-	\| UnusualFeatures =	+	\| UnusualFeatures = Cat-like skinsuit

	\| Citizenship = American		\| Citizenship = American
-	\| MaritalStatus =	+	\| MaritalStatus = Single
-	\| Occupation =	+	\| Occupation = Political activist; professional criminal
	\| Education =		\| Education =

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-	\| HistoryText = Cheetah became a member of the Legion of Doom, constantly pitting herself against Wonder Woman.	+	\| HistoryText = The first woman to become the Cheetah, was Priscilla Rich, a 1940s-era blonde Washington, D.C. debutante of aristocratic upbringing who also had an overwhelming inferiority complex and suffered from a split personality. After being eclipsed by Wonder Woman at a charity event, Priscilla retreated to her room and collapsed before her makeup mirror. There she saw an image of a woman dressed like a cheetah. "Horrors!" she cried, as she gazed at her evil inner self for the first time. "Don't you know me?" replied the reflection. "I am the REAL you — the Cheetah — a treacherous, relentless huntress!" The image commanded her to fashion a Cheetah costume. "From now on," intoned the reflection, "when I command you, you shall go forth dressed like your TRUE self and do as I command you..."
		+
		+	Priscilla was a member of Villainy Inc., a criminal association between several of Wonder Woman's female foes.
		+
		+	Priscilla had several run-ins with Wonder Woman before retiring to her North Shore Maryland mansion. In Wonder Woman #274 (Dec. 1980), the villain Kobra attempted to recruit the villainess for his organization. His operative found the reclusive Priscilla an invalid.
		+	Cheetah then became a member of the Legion of Doom, constantly pitting herself against Wonder Woman.

	\| Powers = Has sharp claws that can pierce through metal.		\| Powers = Has sharp claws that can pierce through metal.

Superman

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		+	Image:None.jpg\|{{thumbnav\|Superman Returns: Fortress Of Solitude\|Superman Returns\|For the Gameboy Advance\|Superman Returns: Fortress Of Solitude}}
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Batman

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Captain Cold (Super Friends)

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	\| Citizenship = American		\| Citizenship = American
-	\| MaritalStatus = Sigle	+	\| MaritalStatus = Single
	\| Occupation = Professional criminal		\| Occupation = Professional criminal
	\| Education =		\| Education =

Flash Comics Vol 1 5

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	'''Featured Characters:'''		'''Featured Characters:'''
-	* <br/>	+	* [[The Flash]]
	'''Supporting Characters:'''		'''Supporting Characters:'''
	* <br/>		* <br/>
	'''Villains:'''		'''Villains:'''
-	* <br/>	+	* The Art Collector
	'''Other Characters:'''		'''Other Characters:'''
	* <br/>		* <br/>

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	\| IssueList =		\| IssueList =
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #1}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #1}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #2}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #2}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #3}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #3}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #4}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #4}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #5}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #5}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #6}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #6}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #7}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #7}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #8}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #8}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #9}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #9}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #10}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #10}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #11}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #11}}
-	*{{cnst\| Authority: Revolution #12}}	+	*{{cnst\|The Authority: Revolution #12}}

	\| AnnualName1 =		\| AnnualName1 =

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	Batman chases after the Joker as they run through the fair; during the chase the Joker kills several people and Batman manages to gouge one of the Joker's eyes. Eventually, the two confront each other, ironically, in the tunnel of love. Despite being stabbed several times during their struggle, an enraged Batman finally breaks the Joker's neck, but stops short of killing him. Taunting Batman as a coward, Joker twists his head until the remainder of his spine snaps, committing suicide in order to frame Batman for murder.		Batman chases after the Joker as they run through the fair; during the chase the Joker kills several people and Batman manages to gouge one of the Joker's eyes. Eventually, the two confront each other, ironically, in the tunnel of love. Despite being stabbed several times during their struggle, an enraged Batman finally breaks the Joker's neck, but stops short of killing him. Taunting Batman as a coward, Joker twists his head until the remainder of his spine snaps, committing suicide in order to frame Batman for murder.

-	The Sons of Batman have become vigilantes, maintaining law and order with force. Batman decides to train them to fight crime with non-lethal methods. Meanwhile, a Russian built nuke goes off, blocking out the sun and shuting off electronics in the US. Batman and the SOB's restore order in Gotham, but soon, the Government dispatches Superman to take down Batman, as he undermines their authority. However, Oliver Queen, the former Green Arrow who is now a one-armed revolutionary, warns Batman of the Government’s plans. Batman begins preparing for his battle against Superman and is equipped with a powerful suit of armor, sonic blaster, a mysterious pill and synthetic kryptonite which he had spent years developing. Batman and Superman engage in a powerful battle, and, when Queen shoots Superman using an arrowhead loaded with Batman's synthetic Kryptonite, Batman emerges the winner. However, Batman dies of a heart attack shortly after. Meanwhile, Alfred Pennyworth detonates bombs that he and Batman had deliberately planted in the Batcave for just this purpose, and destroys Wayne Manor. Alfred suffers a stroke and dies almost immediately afterwards. Bruce Wayne’s secret identity as Batman quickly becomes public knowledge, but his accounts have been emptied and his stocks and funds have already been sold off. His body was claimed by "a distant cousin, his only living relative" (which is actually Carrie Kelly in disguise). With the Batcave and Wayne Manor destroyed, there is no solid evidence as to how he carried out his dual lives, or of Batman's methods.	+	The Sons of Batman have become vigilantes, maintaining law and order with force. Batman decides to train them to fight crime with non-lethal methods. Meanwhile, a Russian built nuke goes off, blocking out the sun and shutting off electronics in the US. Batman and the SOB's restore order in Gotham, but soon, the Government dispatches Superman to take down Batman, as he undermines their authority. However, Oliver Queen, the former Green Arrow who is now a one-armed revolutionary, warns Batman of the Government’s plans. Batman begins preparing for his battle against Superman and is equipped with a powerful suit of armor, sonic blaster, a mysterious pill and synthetic Kryptonite which he had spent years developing. Batman and Superman engage in a powerful battle, and, when Queen shoots Superman using an arrowhead loaded with Batman's synthetic Kryptonite, Batman emerges the winner. However, Batman dies of a heart attack shortly after. Meanwhile, Alfred Pennyworth detonates bombs that he and Batman had deliberately planted in the Batcave for just this purpose, and destroys Wayne Manor. Alfred suffers a stroke and dies almost immediately afterwards. Bruce Wayne’s secret identity as Batman quickly becomes public knowledge, but his accounts have been emptied and his stocks and funds have already been sold off. His body was claimed by "a distant cousin, his only living relative" (which is actually Carrie Kelly in disguise). With the Batcave and Wayne Manor destroyed, there is no solid evidence as to how he carried out his dual lives, or of Batman's methods.

	At the funeral, Superman hears a heart beat inside the coffin and, after looking at Carrie, winks at her and leaves. Carrie later digs up Bruce’s body; it is revealed that he faked his death with the pill. Bruce Wayne now begins a new life, leading Robin, Green Arrow, and his new army through unexplored tunnels beyond the Batcave, preparing for a new war against the corrupt government.		At the funeral, Superman hears a heart beat inside the coffin and, after looking at Carrie, winks at her and leaves. Carrie later digs up Bruce’s body; it is revealed that he faked his death with the pill. Bruce Wayne now begins a new life, leading Robin, Green Arrow, and his new army through unexplored tunnels beyond the Batcave, preparing for a new war against the corrupt government.
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	*'''[[Batman]]''', aka Bruce Wayne, 55 years old. He gave up the Batman identity ten years ago, strongly hinted as a reaction to the death of the former Robin, Jason Todd. But when he sees violence running rampant and his personal demons can no longer be denied, he is forced to return.		*'''[[Batman]]''', aka Bruce Wayne, 55 years old. He gave up the Batman identity ten years ago, strongly hinted as a reaction to the death of the former Robin, Jason Todd. But when he sees violence running rampant and his personal demons can no longer be denied, he is forced to return.

-	*'''[[Alfred Pennyworth]]''', Wayne's trusty butler and assistant, now in his 80s. He dies of a stroke at the end of the book.	+	*'''[[Alfred Pennyworth]]''', Wayne's trusty butler and assistant, now in his 80's. He dies of a stroke at the end of the book.

	*'''[[Robin]]''', aka Carrie Kelley, 13 years old. She becomes Robin, and is accepted by the Batman after saving his life.		*'''[[Robin]]''', aka Carrie Kelley, 13 years old. She becomes Robin, and is accepted by the Batman after saving his life.
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	Another innovation is the way in which the superheroes address one another by name (i.e. as "Bruce", "Clark" or "Oliver"). The U.S. officials always refer to Superman as "Kent". The name "Superman" is never even used in the story. The super-heroes look upon their relationship with ordinary humans as a "them" and "us" situation, and Batman is criticized for not realizing "how they've changed"! This us versus them mentality that is developed amongst the super-heros is a theme that widespread and used in several other comics, most notably [[Comics Kingdom Come\|Kingdom Come]]. Another controversial criticism is that [[Dick Grayson]], the first [[Robin]] and the current Nightwing, is not included in the storyline at all. Miller has stated that he wanted it to focus entirely on Batman and those around him. Dick is mentioned but he and Bruce are not on speaking terms.		Another innovation is the way in which the superheroes address one another by name (i.e. as "Bruce", "Clark" or "Oliver"). The U.S. officials always refer to Superman as "Kent". The name "Superman" is never even used in the story. The super-heroes look upon their relationship with ordinary humans as a "them" and "us" situation, and Batman is criticized for not realizing "how they've changed"! This us versus them mentality that is developed amongst the super-heros is a theme that widespread and used in several other comics, most notably [[Comics Kingdom Come\|Kingdom Come]]. Another controversial criticism is that [[Dick Grayson]], the first [[Robin]] and the current Nightwing, is not included in the storyline at all. Miller has stated that he wanted it to focus entirely on Batman and those around him. Dick is mentioned but he and Bruce are not on speaking terms.

-	However, Miller's innovations were not solely limited to characterization. He adopted innovative visual styles and "tricks," many adapted from movies (especially film noir). These included dividing pages into many more frames than usual to give the impression of slow motion (possibly the best comicbook interpretation of Thomas and Martha Wayne's murders is achieved by this technique). Also, Miller contrasts many smaller frames against grand backdrops of Batman leaping or brooding over the cityscape; creates "montages" of fast-paced events through rapidly changing commentators, alternated with snippets of the actions being described; and builds suspense to the appearance of classic characters by hiding their actions and appearance in shadows (not just the first depiction of Batman, but Superman and Green Arrow as well). Miller also heavily featured television "talking heads" throughout the work.	+	However, Miller's innovations were not solely limited to characterization. He adopted innovative visual styles and "tricks," many adapted from movies (especially film noir). These included dividing pages into many more frames than usual to give the impression of slow motion (possibly the best comic book interpretation of Thomas and Martha Wayne's murders is achieved by this technique). Also, Miller contrasts many smaller frames against grand backdrops of Batman leaping or brooding over the cityscape; creates "montages" of fast-paced events through rapidly changing commentators, alternated with snippets of the actions being described; and builds suspense to the appearance of classic characters by hiding their actions and appearance in shadows (not just the first depiction of Batman, but Superman and Green Arrow as well). Miller also heavily featured television "talking heads" throughout the work.

-	Numerous public figures were blatantly lampooned, including [[Ronald Reagan]], Dr. Ruth and David Letterman, adding to the suspension of disbelief that made the comic not realistic, but an example of the hyperrealism that would later reach its peak in Miller's ''Sin City''. While there is a generic and omniscient narrator, the most important narration comes from inside various character's heads: Batman, Jim Gordon, Robin, Catwoman, Alfred and even the Joker all are opened up to examination.	+	Numerous public figures were blatantly lampooned, including [[Ronald Reagan]], Dr. Ruth and David Letterman, adding to the suspension of disbelief that made the comic not realistic, but an example of the hyper-realism that would later reach its peak in Miller's ''Sin City''. While there is a generic and omniscient narrator, the most important narration comes from inside various character's heads: Batman, Jim Gordon, Robin, Catwoman, Alfred and even the Joker all are opened up to examination.

	The trade paperback is one of DC's best selling books and is constantly in print. The book is also available in several hardcover editions. In August 2006, DC Comics released an Absolute Edition of ''Batman: The Dark Knight Returns'' ''Absolute Dark Knight'' includes commentary and scripts by Frank Miller, as well as an extended sketch section.		The trade paperback is one of DC's best selling books and is constantly in print. The book is also available in several hardcover editions. In August 2006, DC Comics released an Absolute Edition of ''Batman: The Dark Knight Returns'' ''Absolute Dark Knight'' includes commentary and scripts by Frank Miller, as well as an extended sketch section.
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	* The legendary cover of ''Batman: The Dark Knight Returns'' #1 as well as the art and story itself has been the subject of parody and homage by many creators. Notable examples include Frank Miller's cover for ''[['Mazing Man]]'' #12 and the cover of ''Harbinger'' #13 by [[David Lapham]]. Miller's ''Dark Knight'' style was featured in the ''[[Planetary/Batman: Night on Earth (2003)\|Planetary/Batman: Night on Earth]]'' one-off special written by [[Warren Ellis]].		* The legendary cover of ''Batman: The Dark Knight Returns'' #1 as well as the art and story itself has been the subject of parody and homage by many creators. Notable examples include Frank Miller's cover for ''[['Mazing Man]]'' #12 and the cover of ''Harbinger'' #13 by [[David Lapham]]. Miller's ''Dark Knight'' style was featured in the ''[[Planetary/Batman: Night on Earth (2003)\|Planetary/Batman: Night on Earth]]'' one-off special written by [[Warren Ellis]].

-	* The character Darkwing Duck of Disney's animated series, who is obviously inspired by Batman, in one episode (''Time and Punishment'') stars in a dark alternate reality in which violence and injustice run rampant. In this episode, the normally campy, cheerful Darkwing Duck is reimagined as an older, embittered DarkWarrior Duck, a mentally unhinged, violent vigilante who goes over dead bodies to fulfill his goals and rules over his city of St. Canard with an iron fist. He wields a vast array of hand-held weapons, a powered exoskeleton and also a battle tank, very similar to the tank featured in ''DKR''.	+	* The character Darkwing Duck of Disney's animated series, who is obviously inspired by Batman, in one episode (''Time and Punishment'') stars in a dark alternate reality in which violence and injustice run rampant. In this episode, the normally campy, cheerful Darkwing Duck is re-imagined as an older, embittered Dark Warrior Duck, a mentally unhinged, violent vigilante who goes over dead bodies to fulfill his goals and rules over his city of St. Canard with an iron fist. He wields a vast array of hand-held weapons, a powered exoskeleton and also a battle tank, very similar to the tank featured in ''DKR''.

	* An episode of ''Fairly Oddparents'' featuring the Crimson Chin also guest-starred several other versions of the character, including a "grittier 80s Crimson Chin", possibly a reference to this version of Batman.		* An episode of ''Fairly Oddparents'' featuring the Crimson Chin also guest-starred several other versions of the character, including a "grittier 80s Crimson Chin", possibly a reference to this version of Batman.
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	* The name Ellen Yin was used for a character in Kids' WB's "[[Batman (2004 TV Series)\|The Batman]]" cartoon, a possible reference to Ellen Yindel. Also in the episode "Artifacts" is set in a possible future (2027) that resembles The Dark Knight Returns. As Batman, he drives a tank-like Batmobile and looks very similar to the non-armored DKR version of himself. When he arrives to battle a withered but powerful Mr. Freeze, the villain even says "the Dark Knight returns". Other parts of continuity more closely match the standard DC Universe. Dick Grayson is Nightwing, and is on good enough terms with Batman to help stop Freeze. Barbara Gordon is now the wheelchair-bound "Oracle", and operates Batman's control center. However, both Batman and Oracle mistakenly call Nightwing "Robin", though he claims to have been inactive under that codename for 10 years (it could also be argued that they call him "Robin" simply to annoy him).		* The name Ellen Yin was used for a character in Kids' WB's "[[Batman (2004 TV Series)\|The Batman]]" cartoon, a possible reference to Ellen Yindel. Also in the episode "Artifacts" is set in a possible future (2027) that resembles The Dark Knight Returns. As Batman, he drives a tank-like Batmobile and looks very similar to the non-armored DKR version of himself. When he arrives to battle a withered but powerful Mr. Freeze, the villain even says "the Dark Knight returns". Other parts of continuity more closely match the standard DC Universe. Dick Grayson is Nightwing, and is on good enough terms with Batman to help stop Freeze. Barbara Gordon is now the wheelchair-bound "Oracle", and operates Batman's control center. However, both Batman and Oracle mistakenly call Nightwing "Robin", though he claims to have been inactive under that codename for 10 years (it could also be argued that they call him "Robin" simply to annoy him).

-	* The ''Tiny Toon Adventures'' character Plucky Duck would make several apperances as a Batman themed superhero named Bat-Duck. In one particular episode, Plucky recalled how he constantly refined his Bat-Duck image, at one point modeling himself off of the ''DKR'' version of Batman, complete with a rubber body suit to emulate the same physique. Plucky drops this image after a member of the Mutant gang pops his suit with a needle.	+	* The ''Tiny Toon Adventures'' character Plucky Duck would make several appearances as a Batman themed superhero named Bat-Duck. In one particular episode, Plucky recalled how he constantly refined his Bat-Duck image, at one point modeling himself off of the ''DKR'' version of Batman, complete with a rubber body suit to emulate the same physique. Plucky drops this image after a member of the Mutant gang pops his suit with a needle.

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