Htrae

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Contents 1 History 2 Points of Interest 3 Residents 4 Notes 5 Trivia 6 See Also 7 Links and References

History

After several unsatisfying confrontations with Superman, Bizarro No. 1 abandoned Earth and forged a new world for himself dubbed Htrae. Using the Duplicator Ray, Bizarro populated the planet with imperfect duplicates of both himself and Lois Lane. There, they raised a family of Bizarro children, and attempted to eke out an existence for themselves, which proved to be a pastiche of Superman's life back on Earth.

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Points of Interest

• Daily Htrae
• Fourtriss uv Bizarro
• Mutropolis
• Dali Planit (also spelled Dayli Planet)
  
  

Residents

• Bizarro No. 1
• Bizarro III
• Bizarro Aquaman
• Bizarro Batman
• Bizarro Green Lantern
• Bizarro Hawkman
• Bizarro Jimmy Olsen
• Bizarro Junior
• Bizarro Krypto
• Bizarro Lex Luthor
• Bizarro Lois Lane
• Bizarro Lois Lane (New Earth)
• Bizarro Mxyzptlk
• Bizarro Perry White
  
  

Notes

• Htrae was created by writer Otto Binder and artist Wayne Boring.

• Bizarro World first appeared in Action Comics #263.

• Htrae and all of its occupants are exclusive to Pre-Crisis continuity. With the exception of notable slips in Hypertime, Htrae is not considered part of the modern DC canon.

• Htrae was also seen in Infinite Crisis #6. It was included as part of a montage of colliding parallel Earths. However, Htrae was not a dimensional counterpart to Earth, it was a distinctively separate planet.

• A modernized version of Htrae was introduced in the "Escape from Bizarro World" storyline in Action Comics #855.
  
  
  

Trivia

• The planet's name, Htrae, is actually Earth spelled backwards.

See Also

• Appearances of Htrae
• Location Gallery: Htrae
  
  

Links and References

• Htrae article at Supermanica

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