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James Olsen (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)

## Mister Action

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**Jimmy Olsen** was a bodyguard of Ultraman.

## History

Lex Luthor and the Justice League's Superman used Jimmy and his signal watch to flush out Ultraman. When Luthor defeated Ultraman with Blue Kryptonite from the Justice League's universe, both Olsen and Ultraman were put into police custody.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Flight**
* **Superhuman Strength**

## Trivia

* Jimmy Olsen was voiced by Richard Green.

## Related

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Golden Age

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During this "**Golden Age**," comic books became more popular, with the concept of superhero created and firmly established. Many famous heroes made their first appearance in the Golden Age, such as Batman, Wonder Woman, [[Ja

*For the Elseworlds series, see JSA: The Golden Age.*
The **Golden Age of Comic Books** was a period beginning in 1938 and ending in the mid '50s.

## History

During this "**Golden Age**," comic books became more popular, with the concept of superhero created and firmly established. Many famous heroes made their first appearance in the Golden Age, such as Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, and Green Lantern.

   The era was kick-started by the publishing of *Action Comics* #1 in June, 1938, which featured the first appearance of Superman and the superhero. Superman became extremely popular. Soon, superheroes dominated the pages of comic books from both DC Comics, Marvel Comics, and Fawcett Comics.

The Second World War had a profound effect on the Golden Age. Comic books became known as cheap and portable sources of entertainment, with good triumphing over evil. War bonds were advertised on comics covers and stories were full of propaganda.

The era ended in the mid '50s, with the release of more gritty stories by many companies, the cancellation of long running series such as All-Star Comics (starring the Justice Society of America), and the publication of *Seduction of the Innocent*, by Dr. Fredric Wertham, who argued that superhero comic books led to juvenile delinquency. After this, the Silver Age began.

## Notes

* Golden Age is also the name of a 1993-1994 limited series.

## Trivia

* It has been suggested that a Platinum Age existed before the Golden Age of comics.
* *The Ages of Comic Books* by Davey Beauchamp uses the term "Atom Age" (citing Overstreet) for the 1946-1956 period of the Golden Age.
Jim Meskimen

**Jim Meskimen** (*b.* September 10, 1959) voiced Slam Bradley for the animated film *Justice League: The New Frontier*, James Gordon and Deadshot for the animated film *Batman: Gotham Knight*, Captain Super and Archer for the animated film *Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths*, and King of Spades for the animated film *Justice League: Doom*.

## External Links

* Jim Meskimen at IMDb
* Jim Meskimen at Wikipedia.org
Fabian Nicieza

**Fabian Nicieza** (*b.* December 31, 1961) is

## Professional History

**Fabian Nicienza** is an American comic book writer and editor. He started working as an editor for the Berkley Publishing Group. He began working as a writer in 1986 working for Marvel Comics on the title *Psi-Force*. His first work for DC Comics was in 1999 on the title Superman: Secret Files and Origins #2 and later on he worked on other titles like JLA 80 Page Giant, JLA: Created Equal, Supermen of America, Robin and more.

Most recently, he has worked for DC on titles like Convergence: Justice League of America and Convergence: Superboy. On Marvel, he has been working on the title*Age of Apocalypse*.

## Personal History

Nicienza was born in Argentina but raised in the United States of America in New Jersey. He studied at *Rutgers University* and graduated in 1983 with a degree in advertising and public relations.

## External Links

* Fabian Nicieza at DCComics.com
* Fabian Nicienza at Wikipedia.org
* Fabian Nicieza at Marvel Database
Earth 29

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**Earth 29** is one of the worlds of the Multiverse in the New 52.

## History

Earth 29 - known to its inhabitants as Htrae - exists in the Bizarroverse, its damaged laws of physics giving rise to Bizarros such as the Unjustice League of Unamerica and their pointless adventures, as well as Nnar, home of Adam Familiar; Sram, the overpopulated homeworld of the Sramian Snitch; Raganaht, birth place of Bizarro-Manhawk; Ao of the Dismissers of the Universe; and more.

This planet seems to orbit a cube shaped Blue Star, as well as having a cheese-made satellite which is also cube shaped.

## Points of Interest

* Bizarranch
* Bizopolis/Mutropoliz

## Residents

* Adam Familiar (from planet Nnar)
* Boyzarro
* Loiz
* Jimmy
* Dismissers of the Universe
* Metallo
* Unjustice League of Unamerica
	+ Bizarra
	+ Bizarro-Batman
	+ Hawkzarro
	+ Bizarro-Manhawk
	+ Bizarro-Superman
	+ Sramian Snitch
	+ Bizarro-Aquaman
	+ Bizarro-Flash
	+ Bizarro-Green Lantern
* Lex Luzorr
* Cold Chill Crew
	+ Baron Blister
	+ Dr. Hot
	+ Humid Helper
	+ Private Pleasant
	+ Puddle
* The Terribles

## Notes

* This world is based on the earlier concepts of Htrae and the Interregnum Multiverse Earth-0.
* Earth 29 is opposite Earth 14 in the structure of the Multiverse, and is the closest known universe in it to the Nightmare side of Dream's realm, the "Chaos" aspect of the Sphere of the Gods.
* There are numerous observed inconsistencies between the appearances of Earth 29 in the Multiversity Guidebook and Action Comics #40, particularly two very different depictions of Wonder Woman (an ordinary Bizarro in the former, a statue in the latter) and different names for their Justice League (the Unjustice League of Unamerica or the Injustice League), but given the backwards and contradictory nature of Bizarros, and the bent physics of the universe itself, this is perhaps to be expected.
* Before its first official appearance on the Guidebook, Htrae made a cameo in the first issue of the Earth 2: World's End series.

## See Also

* Characters from Earth 29
* Other things related to Earth 29
* Earth 29's Comic Appearances
* Reality Gallery: Earth 29

### References

1. ↑ *Action Comics* (Volume 2) #40
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Superman* (Volume 4) #42
3. ↑ *Earth 2: World's End* #1
Alexander Luthor (Flashpoint Paradox)

## Lex Luthor

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**Lex Luthor** was a scientist and businessman who, in the alternate timeline created by the Flash, joined a team of superpowered mercenaries headed by Slade Wilson.

## History

Their goal was to discover the location of Aquaman's secret weapon and destroy it. However, he and Slade's team were soon discovered and captured by Aquaman's Atlantean forces, who proceeded to slay everybody who was on board the ship. Lex Luthor managed to use his watch to transmit data to the American forces before he was slain by Aquaman.

## Powers and Abilities

### Abilities

* **Genius Level Intellect**
* **Computer Operation**
* **Firearms**

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Alexander Luthor (Flashpoint Paradox)
* 2 Images featuring Alexander Luthor (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Quotations by or about Alexander Luthor (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Character Gallery: Alexander Luthor (Flashpoint Paradox)

### Footnotes

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Etrigan (Flashpoint Paradox)

## Etrigan

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 *Behold man's final mad disgrace. He chops his nose to spite his face.*
—****Etrigan****src

**Etrigan** was a member of the the Resistance.

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the film *Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox* and is an adaptation of Etrigan. The original character was created by Jack Kirby and first appeared in *The Demon*  #1.
* Etrigan was voiced by Dee Bradley Baker.

## Related

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* 1 Images featuring Etrigan (Flashpoint Paradox)
* 1 Quotations by or about Etrigan (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Character Gallery: Etrigan (Flashpoint Paradox)

### Footnotes

This character has been an ally or antagonist to either *The Demon* Etrigan or his counterpart Jason Blood in any of their various incarnations. This template will categorize articles that include it into "*The Demon Supporting Cast*" category.
Harley (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)

## Harley

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**Harley** was the pet monkey of the Jester.

## History

Named after the Harlequin, Harley is dressed like the Jester, in a distinctive gaudy jester outfit. Much like the character, Harley is acrobatic and nimble. She appears to also have an affinity with Alexander Luthor. He relayed to her the Jester died in combat against the Crime Syndicate when he and the Justice League used an old hideout to plan out their next move.

## Notes

* Harley appears to be the good counterpart of Harley Quinn.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Harley (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)
* 1 Images featuring Harley (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)
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Red Rock Canyon Adventure Park

Red Rock Canyon Adventure Park, formerly known as Red Rock Canyon State Park, is a natural area in in central Oklahoma.

It was a state park from 1956 to 2018 when it became a private park. It was featured in the documentary Oklahoma Rocks!

1. ↑ https://www.redrockcanyonadventurepark.com/park-history#:~:text=In%201956%2C%20the%20City%20of,spot%20for%20camping%20and%20hiking.
Baylor University

Baylor University is a college in Waco, TX. The campus contains the Mayborn Museum Complex which was featured in the Texas Hill Country Geo-RoadTrip.

Several Esteem produced Texas-themed documentary shorts, including Standing Tall: Lone Star Statues and ToadSpotting: The Legend of Old Rip, were collected on the all *Tales of Texas* compilation DVD and the set was included in the *Texas Collection* in the Baylor University Library System in 2009.
Eurydice (New Earth)

## Notes

* This character or object is an adaptation of Eurydice, a character or object in traditional stories. These include, but may not be limited to religious texts, myth, and/or folk lore. More information on the original can be found at Wikipedia.org.

## Related

* Appearances of Eurydice (New Earth)
* Images featuring Eurydice (New Earth)
* Quotations by or about Eurydice (New Earth)
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Bruce Wayne (Flashpoint Paradox)

## Batman

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 *You were the James Bond of superheroes.*
—**Barry Allen**src

**Batman** is a member of the Justice League.

## History

In the original timeline Bruce Wayne saw his parents get shot by Joe Chill, an act that led him to become Batman.

But in the other timeline, he was shot instead and this act led his father to become the Batman and his mother the Joker.

## Powers and Abilities

### Abilities

* **Acrobatics**
* **Aviation**
* **Electrical Engineering**
* **Hand-to-Hand Combat (Advanced)**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the film *Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox* and is an adaptation of Batman. The original character was created by Bill Finger and Bob Kane and first appeared in *Detective Comics* #27.
* Batman was voiced by Kevin Conroy.

## Related

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* 2 Images featuring Bruce Wayne (Flashpoint Paradox)
* 1 Quotations by or about Bruce Wayne (Flashpoint Paradox)
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### Footnotes

This character is or was an incarnation of or an ally of Batman, and a member of the *Batman Family*. This template will automatically categorize articles that include it into the "*Batman Family members*" category.

This character has been a member of the *Justice League of America*, or the Justice League in any of its various incarnations, sworn by a duty to act as guardians of America and the world by using their skills and/or superpowers to protect Earth from the clutches of both interstellar and domestic threats.This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Justice League of America members*" category.
Aurora (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)

## Aurora

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Aurora was a "Made Man" of the Crime Syndicate under Owlman.

## History

On a mission to find the Quantum Trigger, Aurora fought against Green Lantern; after a brief struggle, he formed a boxing glove construct and slammed Aurora into a wall, knocking her unconscious.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Flight**
* **Energy Construct Creation**
* **Energy Projection**

## Notes

* Aurora is the evil counterpart of Halo.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Aurora (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)
* 1 Images featuring Aurora (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)
* Quotations by or about Aurora (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)
* Character Gallery: Aurora (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)

### Footnotes

This character is or was primarily a member of the the *CSA* (Crime Syndicate of America • Crime Syndicate of Amerika • Crime Society of America), in any of its various incarnations, either on Earth-Three, Earth-3, Earth 3, or in the Antimatter Universe. As with all other CSA members, they are an evil version of a hero of the mainstream Template:DC Universe, primarily the Justice League. This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*CSA members*" category.

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Dusan al Ghul (New Earth)

## White Ghost

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**Dusan al Ghul** was the son of Ra's al Ghul, who was rejected by his father because he was born an albino.

## History

He tried everything to earn his father's respect and eventually gave up and left. Dusan secretly returned as the **White Ghost**, and worked himself up in the ranks. He led a mission to use Damian Wayne's body for his father to use as a rejuvenating vessel.

Batman, Talia Head (his half-sister), Nightwing, and Tim Drake eventually stopped the process. Dusan revealed himself to everyone and offered his body to his father. Ra's reluctantly accepted and Dusan died. Faced with the betrayal of his daughter, Ra's wished that he got to spend more time with Dusan because he was the only one of his children who was still loyal to him.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Lazarus Enhancement**: Thanks to his father's Lazarus Pits, he has lived for much longer than his natural lifespan. The pit has replenished his aged, injured, or even dead body. As a side effect to numerous exposures to the pits, his strength, speed, stamina, agility, and durability have been enhanced.
	+ **Immortality**: He has extended lifespan through the use of the Lazarus pit.
	+ **Enhanced Strength**
	+ **Enhanced Speed**
	+ **Enhanced Stamina**
	+ **Enhanced Agility**
	+ **Enhanced Durability**

### Abilities

* **Deception**
* **Martial Arts**: Dusan is an exceptional martial artist, trained by the League of Assassins.
* **Occultism**
* **Swordsmanship**: He is a master swordsman, trained by the League of Assassins.
* **Tactical Analysis**: Like all the children of Ra'al Ghul he is a brilliant tactician.

## Related

* Appearances of Dusan al Ghul (New Earth)
* 1 Images featuring Dusan al Ghul (New Earth)
* Quotations by or about Dusan al Ghul (New Earth)
* Character Gallery: Dusan al Ghul (New Earth)

### Footnotes

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Batman Annual* #26

**Batman Villain(s)** This character, team or organization, has been primarily an enemy of the Batman, or the Batman Family as a whole. This template will categorize articles that include it into the category "*Batman Villains*."

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Big Barda (Created Equal)

## Big Barda

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**Big Barda** was one of the female superheroes who helped the Justice League after a mysterious plague known as *The Fall* wiped out all men on planet Earth.

## Notes

* This *Elseworlds* version of Big Barda only appeared for a single panel.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Big Barda (Created Equal)
* 1 Images featuring Big Barda (Created Equal)
* Quotations by or about Big Barda (Created Equal)
* Character Gallery: Big Barda (Created Equal)

### Footnotes

This character or group of characters are related to Template:Jack Kirby's Fourth World, either the original concept and group of titles by Jack Kirby, or any of their subsequent adaptations by other creators. This template will categorize articles that include it into the *Fourth World Characters* category.
Dark Nights: Metal

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**Dark Nights: Metal** is a 2017–2018 event, written by Scott Snyder with art by Greg Capullo. The event tells the story of an invasion of Earth 0 by monstrous counterparts of Batman, from a place called the Dark Multiverse, led by the demon Barbatos.

## Issues

### Prelude

**Dark Days**

* *Dark Days: The Forge* #1
* *Dark Days: The Casting* #1

### Core Issues

* *Dark Nights: Metal* #1
* *Dark Nights: Metal* #2
* *Dark Nights: Metal* #3
* *Dark Nights: Metal* #4
* *Dark Nights: Metal* #5
* *Dark Nights: Metal* #6

### One Shots

* *Batman: Lost* #1 (Between issues 3 and 4)
* *Hawkman: Found* #1 (Between issues 4 and 5)
* *Dark Knights Rising: The Wild Hunt* #1 (Between issues 5 and 6)

**Dark Knights one-shots**

* *Batman: The Red Death* #1
* *Batman: The Murder Machine* #1
* *Batman: The Dawnbreaker* #1
* *Batman: The Drowned* #1
* *Batman: The Merciless* #1
* *Batman: The Devastator* #1
* *The Batman Who Laughs* #1

### Crossovers

**Gotham Resistance** (Between Issues 2 and 3)

* *Teen Titans* (Volume 6) #12
* *Nightwing* (Volume 4) #29
* *Suicide Squad* (Volume 5) #26
* *Green Arrow* (Volume 6) #32

**Bats Out Of Hell** (Between issues 3 and 4)

* *The Flash* (Volume 5) #33
* *Justice League* (Volume 3) #32
* *Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps* #32
* *Justice League* (Volume 3) #33

## Notes

Series spinning out of the event (New Age of DC Heroes):

* *The Curse of Brimstone*  (Volume 1)
* *Damage*  (Volume 2)
* *The Immortal Men*  (Volume 1)
* *New Challengers*  (Volume 1)
* *Sideways*  (Volume 1)
* *The Silencer*  (Volume 1)
* *The Terrifics*  (Volume 1)
* *The Unexpected*  (Volume 3)

### Aftereffects of The Dark Multiverse

In the chaos of the invasion, The Salesmen escaped to Prime Earth. Derek James gained super powers after ending up in the Dark Multiverse. The Source Wall was broken as a result of the Justice League reached out to everyone on Earth Element X and raise it back from the Dark Multiverse. It also resulted in the the Darkstars and the Dark Pantheon coming to the Prime Earth universe while Atlantis rose back from the sea.

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## Trivia

* The event reintroduces Carter Hall/Hawkman into the main continuity.

## Recommended Reading

* *Batman*  (Volume 2)
* Dark Nights: Death Metal
Black Power (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)

## Black Power

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**Black Power** was a "Made Man" of the Crime Syndicate under Owlman.

## History

On a mission to find the Quantum Trigger, Owlman ordered Black Power to download the files on his experiments on the Multiverse to his personal computer. Soon after Luthor and the Justice League arrived, Black Power engaged the Martian Manhunter; firing blasts of electrical energy at him, and attempting to crush him by levitating two machines and smashing them together. With one hit, Manhunter knocked Black Power out.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Electrokinesis**
	+ **Computer Hacking**
	+ **Electromagnetism**
	+ **Energy Absorption**
	+ **Force Field Generation**

## Notes

* Black Power is the evil counterpart of Black Lightning.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Black Power (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)
* 1 Images featuring Black Power (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)
* Quotations by or about Black Power (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)
* Character Gallery: Black Power (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)

### Footnotes

This character is or was primarily a member of the the *CSA* (Crime Syndicate of America • Crime Syndicate of Amerika • Crime Society of America), in any of its various incarnations, either on Earth-Three, Earth-3, Earth 3, or in the Antimatter Universe. As with all other CSA members, they are an evil version of a hero of the mainstream Template:DC Universe, primarily the Justice League. This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*CSA members*" category.

This character is or was primarily an enemy of the Justice League, in any of its various incarnations. This template will categorize articles that include it into the category "*Justice League Villains*."
Diana of Themyscira (Created Equal)

## Wonder Woman

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**Wonder Woman** is an Amazon princess and a member of the Justice League.

## History

### Abilities

* **Amazonian Training**: The Amazons honed their skills in many fields, aided by the gifts from Athena and Artemis.
	+ **Archery**
	+ **Equestrianism**
	+ **Hand-to-Hand Combat (Advanced)**
	+ **Swordsmanship**

## Paraphernalia

### Equipment

* **Bracelets of Submission**
* **Wonder Woman's Tiara**

## Related

* 2 Appearances of Diana of Themyscira (Created Equal)
* 7 Images featuring Diana of Themyscira (Created Equal)
* 1 Quotations by or about Diana of Themyscira (Created Equal)
* Character Gallery: Diana of Themyscira (Created Equal)

### Footnotes

This character has been a member of the *Justice League of America*, or the Justice League in any of its various incarnations, sworn by a duty to act as guardians of America and the world by using their skills and/or superpowers to protect Earth from the clutches of both interstellar and domestic threats.This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Justice League of America members*" category.
Jill Athron (Created Equal)

## Atom

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**Jill Athron** became the second **Atom** after all men died.

## History

Jill Athron was a graduate student given a research grant to study the works of the late Ray Palmer. She eventually became the Atom and joined the Justice League of America.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Jill Athron (Created Equal)
* 2 Images featuring Jill Athron (Created Equal)
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* Character Gallery: Jill Athron (Created Equal)

### Footnotes

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Chemo (Created Equal)

## Chemo

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**Chemo** is a gigantic, vaguely sentient monster entirely composed of toxic chemicals.

## History

After every man on earth was killed off by a mysterious plague known as *The Fall*, it went on a rampage in Markovia, taking advantage of the power vacuum amongst the heroes. Terra, along with the help of several other European metahumans, stopped him .

## Notes

* The fact that Chemo was able to withstand the after-effects of the plague implies that it is either female or genderless.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Chemo (Created Equal)
* 1 Images featuring Chemo (Created Equal)
* Quotations by or about Chemo (Created Equal)
* Character Gallery: Chemo (Created Equal)
Jefferson Pierce (Crisis on Two Earths)

## Black Lightning

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**Black Lightning** was a reserve member of the Justice League.

## History

Batman calls a group of heroes to help defend the Justice League space station when Superwoman infiltrates it. Black Lightning is among those heroes and helps to defeat them in battle. At the end of the film, he becomes an official member of the Justice League.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Electrokinesis**
	+ **Electro-Blast**
	+ **Force Field**
	+ **Energy Transference**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the film *Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths* and is an adaptation of Jefferson Pierce/Black Lightning. The original character was created by Tony Isabella and Trevor von Eeden and first appeared in *Black Lightning*  #1.
* Black Lightning was voiced by Cedric Yarbrough.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Jefferson Pierce (Crisis on Two Earths)
* 1 Images featuring Jefferson Pierce (Crisis on Two Earths)
* Quotations by or about Jefferson Pierce (Crisis on Two Earths)
* Character Gallery: Jefferson Pierce (Crisis on Two Earths)

### Footnotes

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Afghanistan

It is variously described as being located within South Asia, Central Asia, and sometimes Western Asia (or the Middle East). It is bordered by Pakistan in the south and east, Iran in the west, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan in the north, and China in the far northeast, and [

## Location Details

### Universe

Real World · New Earth · Prime Earth · Arrowverse

### Country

Afghanistan

The **Islamic Republic of Afghanistan** is a landlocked country in South-Central Asia.

## History

It is variously described as being located within South Asia, Central Asia, and sometimes Western Asia (or the Middle East). It is bordered by Pakistan in the south and east, Iran in the west, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan in the north, and China in the far northeast, and India claims a border with Afghanistan at Wakhan.
In the beginning of the 20th Century, the great American photographer Lowell Thomas almost lost his life when taking pictures of King Amanullah.

The country later on became a hotbed for terrorists, especially the Al-Qaeda and the Taliban whom the United States of America fought to remove.

## See Also

* Appearances of Afghanistan
* Location Gallery: Afghanistan

## Links and References

* Afghanistan at Wikipedia.org

1. ↑ *Real Fact Comics* #16
2. ↑ *G.I. Combat* (Volume 3) #6
3. ↑ *Our Army at War* (Volume 2) #1
Chupacabra

## Diego Perez (2021 - Present)

The **Chupacabra** (Spanish for 'goat-sucker') is a reptilian alien-like creature in the folklore of parts of the Americas. The creature is said to attack and drink the blood of livestock, typically goats.

In the DC Universe, the Chupacabrians were an alien race worshiped by King Tut as the Gods of Egypt. A chupacabrian named **Ch'ck**, also known as "**Colin**", became the companion and pet of Bizarro from Earth 29.

Another character called Chupacabra is **Diego Perez**; a Mexican student at Teen Titans Academy who was injected with a version of the Man-Bat Serum, turning him into an apex predator.

*Chupacabrians* were created by Heath Corson and Gustavo Duarte, first appearing in *Bizarro*  #1 (2015). *Diego Perez* was created by Tim Sheridan and Rafa Sandoval, first appearing in *Future State: Teen Titans*  #1 (2021).

Chupacabrians
**Prime Earth**
Race
## Multiverse

Colin the Chupacabra
**Prime Earth**
Bizarro's petDiego Perez
**Possible Futures**
Future StateChupi
**Arrowverse**
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Lex Luthor (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)

## Lex Luthor

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**Lex Luthor** was the leader of the Justice League on the Earth universe inhabited by the Crime Syndicate.

## History

However, the decimation of his team by the Crime Syndicate left him and the last known surviving member of the Justice League, the Jester, to break into a Crime Syndicate stronghold to steal the quantum trigger, a device that the Crime Syndicate intended to use with their quantum-powered nuclear missile to destroy all known life on Earth. After the Jester sacrificed himself to kill two members of the Crime Syndicate, Lex Luthor used a transdimensional device to transport himself to the universe inhabited by Superman's Justice League to get his team's attention and help in defeating the Crime Syndicate. Luthor hid the quantum trigger on board the Justice League Watchtower satellite in the hopes that the Crime Syndicate would never find it. However, Superwoman used a copy of Luthor's transdimensional device created by Owlman to transport over to that dimension and retrieved it. Luthor later explained to the Justice League that without the quantum trigger, they would have had the upper hand against the Crime Syndicate. When Owlman transported the quantum nuclear missile to Earth-Prime in the hopes of destroying all realities, Luthor and Johnny Quick helped Batman cross through dimensions to stop Owlman, having him and the missile be transported to a cold desolate Earth universe where it would destroy that Earth without harming anyone.

## Powers and Abilities

### Abilities

* **Genius Level Intellect**
	+ **Tactical Analysis**
	+ **Gadgetry**
	+ **Computer Operation**

## Paraphernalia

### Equipment

* **Lex Luthor's Warsuit**: A battlesuit that enabled him to fly, amplify the user's physical strength, has storage compartments/utility casings and surface layer force field projector, giving him some level of physical protection.
	+ **Superhuman Strength**
	+ **Superhuman Durability**
	+ **Flight**
	+ **Energy Projection**
	+ **Force Field**

### Transportation

* **Trans-Dimensional Teleporter Device**

## Related

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### Footnotes

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Helena Bertinelli (Created Equal)

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### Footnotes

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Unique-lahoma

Unique-lahoma is a short documentary companion piece to Oklahoma Rocks! It features roadside attractions in Oklahoma.

### Featured Attractions

* The Meers Store & Restaurant
* World's Largest Peanut
* Midgley Museum
* The Golden Driller
* The Toy & Action Figure Museum
* Blue Whale of Catoosa
* Arbuckle Wilderness
* Pops 66

## Awards & Honors

* Official Selection San Antonio Underground Film Festival
* Official Selection Southern Winds Film Festival
* Official Selection Vacant Era Film Festival
Area 51

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 *They say there are genetic monsters in the basements, aliens conspiring with corrupt officials, and more doomsday weapons to the square mile than anywhere else on Earth.*
—**Batman**src

**Area 51** is a super secret government facility in Nevada.

## Residents

* Doctor Mellor Lewis ***(Formerly)***
* Doctor Staines

## See Also

* Appearances of Area 51
* Location Gallery: Area 51

## Links and References

* Area 51 at Wikipedia.org

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *Batman: Dreamland*
2. ↑ *JLA: Age of Wonder*  #1
Howard Chaykin

**Howard Chaykin** (*b.* October 7, 1950) is

## Professional History

**Howard Chaykin** is an American comic book artist. He began his career in 1972 working for *Infinity* Magazine. Later he was hired by Marvel Comics to work on the title *Fear*. His first published work for DC Comics was in 1972 on the title Forbidden Tales of Dark Mansion. Later on, he worked in many titles such as Tarzan, Star-Spangles War Stories, Sword of Sorcery, Weird Worlds, Superman, The Shadow, Detective Comics and many more.

Most recently he has contributed to titles as Batman, Green Lantern Corps, Superman Unchained and Flash in some of the alternate cover art. He is also working for Image Comics and Marvel Comics.

## Personal History

Chaykin was born in Newark, New Jersey. He graduated from Jamaica High School at age 16. He attended Columbia College in Chicago but dropped out. Chaykin has been married three times and is three times divorced.
Starro (Created Equal)

## Starro

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**Starro** is an alien conqueror.

## History

After every *man* on the planet Earth was killed by a mysterious plague, it attempted to attack Argentina and was defeated by the newly reformed Justice League led by Wonder Woman.

## Notes

* The fact that Starro was able to withstand the after-effects of the plague implies that is either female or genderless.

## Related

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JLA: Age of Wonder Vol 1

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**JLA: Age of Wonder** is a two-issue prestige format comic book mini-series from DC's Elseworlds imprint. It was written by Adisakdi Tantimedh, with art by P. Craig Russell and Galen Showman. The story sets in which Superman landed in Kansas in the 1850s and emerges on the world stage at the 1876 Centennial Exposition. Which he and other emerging heroes help contribute in advancing a technological society.

## Issues

* *JLA: Age of Wonder*  #1
* *JLA: Age of Wonder*  #2

## See Also

* Cover Gallery: *JLA: Age of Wonder Vol 1*
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Diana of Themyscira (Crisis on Two Earths)

## Wonder Woman

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 ***Submit**!!*
—****Wonder Woman****src

**Wonder Woman** is a superhero and a member of the Justice League.

## Notes

* Wonder Woman was voiced by Vanessa Marshall.
* Her Crime Syndicate counterpart, in terms of origin and powers, is Olympiad

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Diana of Themyscira (Crisis on Two Earths)
* 2 Images featuring Diana of Themyscira (Crisis on Two Earths)
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### Footnotes

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Batman: Bloodstorm

"Bloodstorm": The Joker takes over the remains of Dracula's vampires. Though them he quickly take control of Gotham's mobs. Selina Kyle is bitten by one of the Joker's vampire but turns into a werecat creature. First attacking Batman, she teams up with Batman to wipe out the vampires. Her dev

## January, 1995

### Cover Artists

* Kelley Jones
* Les Dorscheid

## Bloodstorm

### Editors

* Dennis O'Neil
* Jordan B. Gorfinkel

*****Batman: Bloodstorm***** is a one-shot with a cover date of  January, 1995.

## Synopsis for "Bloodstorm"

The Joker takes over the remains of Dracula's vampires. Though them he quickly take control of Gotham's mobs. Selina Kyle is bitten by one of the Joker's vampire but turns into a werecat creature. First attacking Batman, she teams up with Batman to wipe out the vampires. Her devotion allows Batman to control his lust for blood. However she takes a crossbow bolt meant for Batman fired by the Joker. The anger and grief cause him to kill the Joker by draining the Joker's blood. Because this is the first truly human blood he has drunk Batman become vulnerable to crosses and holy water. Realizing he will become even worse then Dracula he leaves a note for Alfred and Commissioner Gordon that effectively states for them to destroy him. The stake him with the saying "to death...in peace".

## Appearing in "Bloodstorm"

**Featured Characters:**

* Batman ***(Apparent Death)***

**Supporting Characters:**

* Alfred Pennyworth
* Catwoman ***(Dies)***
* James Gordon

**Antagonists:**

* Joker ***(Dies)***
	+ Vampires

**Other Characters:**

* Gotham City Police Department

**Locations:**

* Earth-43
	+ Gotham City

**Items:**

* Bat-Signal

**Vehicles:**

## Notes

* This is the second of what becomes the Batman - Vampire trilogy. The previous volume was Batman and Dracula: Red Rain and next volume was Batman: Crimson Mist.
* This issue is reprinted in *Batman: Vampire* and *Elseworlds: Batman Vol. 2*.

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Captain Super, Jr. (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)

## Captain Super, Jr.

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**Captain Super, Jr.** was one of the made men of Superwoman of the Crime Syndicate.

## History

Captain Super Junior is an evil parallel version of Captain Marvel Junior. He dons a black and yellow outfit, whose motif matches the entire Super family including Superwoman, and has a fierce demeanor. He is one of the Crime Syndicate's Made Men and is a second lieutenant of Superwoman. When Owlman and Superwoman's joint hit on the Justice League base went sour, Superwoman summoned Captain Super, Uncle Super, and Captain Super Junior. They failed to turn the tide as Wonder Woman stole Owlman's jet and extracted her allies. Even after the Supers summoned lightning, the jet still got away. Notably, he shattered Green Lantern's constructs with only his strength.

A short time later, Owlman drafted Superwoman for a new mission, find the Quantum Trigger in a parallel Earth. Along with the Supers, she teleported into the Watchtower. Junior defeated Firestorm and was about to kill him, when Black Canary knocked him unconscious with a point blank blast of her super sonic Canary Cry. Uncle Super and Captain Super Junior were left behind by Superwoman and Captain Super. It is unknown if they were imprisoned on this parallel Earth or returned to their Earth.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Superhuman Strength**
* **Flight**
* **Weather Manipulation**

## Notes

* Captain Super Junior was voiced by Bruce Timm.
* Captain Super Junior is the evil counterpart of Captain Marvel, Jr.

## Related

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### Footnotes

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Texas

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**Texas** is one of the states located in the continental United States of America.

## Points of Interest

Amarillo
Amarillo is the 11th-largest city in the Texas. In 1989, an escaped arcana of the Dreaming known as the Corinthian murdered a young boy named Davy at the Love Inn Motel in Amarillo.

Annville
Annville is a small town in Texas. In *Preacher* continuity, it was here that Reverend Jesse Custer was infused with the power of the Genesis creature.

Bar-L Ranch
The Bar-L is a large cattle ranch with several oil wells in southern Texas. The ranch is owned and operated by Hard and Sugar Candy and where they raised their children Etta and Mint. Neighboring ranches include the Holcome Dude Ranch and cattle ranch of Daredevil Dix.

Dallas
Dallas is the third-largest city in Texas and the ninth-largest in the United States.

El Paso
El Paso is the seat of El Paso County in the U.S. state of Texas and part of the American Southwest. It is the home and base of operations of the 3rd Blue Beetle.

Mud Creek
Mud Creek was a small town in the bible belt and is one of the many places where the mad preacher Father Tocsin and his Caravan of Faith murdered a string of citizens by poisoning them with strychnine.

Red Gulch
Red Gulch was the site of the Circle-D Ranch, owned and operated by Chuck Dawson.

Dos Rios
Dos Rios was the base of operations of Rafael Sandoval who served as a city council member of the town. Sandoval later became known as the masked crime-fighter El Diablo.

Travis County
In the continuity of the *Texas Chainsaw Massacre* family of titles, Travis County is the home of the famed Hewitt Family, who lived in a farmhouse off Route 17. In 1973, Travis County earned its place in history as the site of the infamous Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

West Texas
West Texas is a loosely defined region of Texas, generally encompassing the arid and semiarid lands west of a line drawn between the cities of Wichita Falls, Abilene, and Del Rio. The Red Hood traveled to the area after the Joker was spotted there, but he did not find the clown.

## Residents

* Bat Lash
* Blue Beetle (Jaime Reyes)
* Bottom Feeder ***(Formerly)***
* Chuck Dawson
* La Dama
* El Diablo (Rafael Sandoval)
* Diviner ***(Formerly)***
* Dwayne Bradshaw
* Etta Candy ***(Formerly)***
* Hank Gallagher
* Outlaw (Rick Wilson)
* Peacemaker (Christopher Smith)
* The Posse
* Roving Ranger (Jeffrey Graham)
* Shox
* Titus Bird

## See Also

* Appearances of Texas
* Location Gallery: Texas

## Links and References

* Texas at Wikipedia.org

1. ↑ *Sandman* (Volume 2) #10
2. ↑ *Preacher*  #1
3. ↑ Swamp Thing (Volume 2) #110
4. ↑ *Action Comics*  #1
5. ↑ *Texas Chainsaw Massacre*  #1
6. ↑ *Task Force Z* #12
Jekuul

Here he enslaves the natives of the planet to build it into a new Krypton when finally Green Lantern Hal Jordan and Kyle Rayner discovered the existence of the planet in an investigative mission. Realizing the situation that is going on, Hal

## Location Details

### Universe

Prime Earth · Post-Rebirth · Booster Shot Timeline

### Creators

Dan Jurgens

**Jekuul**, also known as **New Krypton**, is a prehistoric planet residing in sector 2811 and seems to have been conquered by General Zod and his family.

## History

Here he enslaves the natives of the planet to build it into a new Krypton when finally Green Lantern Hal Jordan and Kyle Rayner discovered the existence of the planet in an investigative mission. Realizing the situation that is going on, Hal and Kyle tried to apprehend Zod but they are overwhelmed facing him and his wife Ursa and eventually defeated. After the fight ends, Zod decides to captured both Lanterns and prepare for war if the Green Lantern reinforcements come to attack them.

## Residents

* Eradicator ***(Formerly)***
* House of Zod
	+ General Zod
	+ Lor-Zod
	+ Ursa
* Mon-El
* Jekuul's Natives

## See Also

* Appearances of Jekuul
* Location Gallery: Jekuul

1. ↑ *Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps* #37