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Aleea Strange

## Appearances

**Aleea Strange** is the daughter of Adam Strange and the late Alanna Strange.

## Biography

### Disappearance

Aleea Strange was born to Adam and Alanna Strange on the planet Rann. During an attack by the Thanagarians, Aleea seemed to have disappeared. With her mother having died during the attack, and her father being teleported by a Zeta-Beam far across the galaxy, no one was left to care and search for her, except for her grandfather Sardath, who, blinded by the loss of his daughter, vowed to take revenge on all of Thanagar and tried to turn the Zeta-Beam technology into a weapon of mass destruction. Thus, her current whereabouts remain unknown.

## Notes

* While her comic book counterpart is a Rannian-Human hybrid, nothing indicates that Adam Strange was of Human descent in the Tomorrowverse, as he is repeatedly being called a Rannian, meaning that Aleea is fully Rannian.
Parallax

## Appearances

The **Parallax Entity** is the Entity of fear, who corrupted Hal Jordan and turned him into a supervillain, working for the Sinestro Corps.

## Biography

At some point, the Parallax entity encountered and then possessed the former Green Lantern Thaal Sinestro, joining his Lantern Corps. Later, as Sinestro had the overwhelmed Green Lantern Hal Jordan, once his trainee, at his mercy after Jordan had been teleported to the planet Thanagar by a Zeta-Beam, he released Parallax and let it enter Jordan, in order to control him, so that he would join Sinestro’s ranks. This plan however, was cut short by Jordan's immense amount of willpower, which enabled him to control Parallax instead, though not without being corrupted in the process. He not only joined the Sinestro Corps, but also became its new leader and together with Sinestro, destroyed Oa, home of the Green Lanterns, with all its inhabitants. The Parallax entity remained mostly inactive during this time, due to being controlled by Jordan, and in the end, died with him as he was shot with an arrow by his former best friend Green Arrow, while he was trying to murder his replacement, John Stewart. While it would be possible for Parallax to have survived, nothing indicates so, and it is assumed he died with his host.

## Powers

* **Posession**
	+ **Corruption**

## Weaknesses

* **Death of Host**
* **Willpower**

## Gallery

Parallax on Sinestro's shoulder.Parallax entering Hal Jordan.A Parallax posessed Hal Jordan.
## Trivia

* **Parallax** as a character was created by Geoff Johns and Ethan Van Scriver and first appeared in DC comics in Green Lantern: Rebirth #1 in October 2005, while the concept of Parallax, meaning the corrupted and evil Hal Jordan calling himself Parallax, debuted 11 years prior in Green Lantern vol 3 #50.
* It is unknown how much of both Sinestro's and Hal Jordan's actions were due to Parallax’s influence. However, it can be assumed that its effect on Sinestro was either much weaker or didn’t change his mindset at all, due to him still acting the same way after releasing the parasite.
* In the comics, the Entity of fear, Parallax, is not only a parasite but also the embodiment of the concept of fear itself and increases its hosts powers greatly, though it also does corrupt them, as shown in Green Lantern: Beware My Power.
Destruction of Krypton

**The Destruction of Krypton** was a cataclysmic event that took place on planet Krypton, resulting in the extinction of the Kryptonian race, with a few exceptions.

## History

After having inhabitated the Kryptonian civilization for thousands of years, the red sun the planet orbited, Rao, started to display unusual and dangerous readings. The scientist Jor-El realized that his homeworld was doomed. He tried to reason with the Science Council, though they wouldn’t listen to him, so Jor-El, together with his wife Lara and his sister-in-law Alura, built space vessels in order to save their children Ka and Kara. While this was successful and both of them escaped their dying homeworld, Alura had tried to build enough pods to evacuate her hometown Argo City, which had failed, die to a programming error in the pods. As a result, Jor, Lara and Alira perished with the rest of their species, while their children were sent to the distant planet Earth, in Sector 2814.

### Aftermath

While Kal savely arrived on Earth, Kara’s pod was damaged, causing her to be sent into cryostasis, dooming her to remain floating unconscious in space, until she eventually too arrived on Earth. There, her cousin had already embraced the superhuman abilities he gained from Earth’s yellow Sun, and become the superhero and member of the Justice League, called Superman. While initially, Kara was still deeply disturbed about her loss, she was sent a thousand years into the future afterwards, where she would join the Legion of Super-Heroes and study at their academy and became a hero too.

## Participants

* Alura Zor-El
* Jor-El
* Kal-El
* Kara Zor-El
* Lara Lor-Van

### Casualties

* Kryptonians
	+ Alura Zor-El
	+ Jor-El
	+ Lara Lor-Van

## Gallery

Kara Zor-El's Pod escaping the apocalypse.
## Notes

* In most other continuities, Krypton's doom is the result of its core being unstable and exploding, either due to natural causes or because the Kryptonians indirectly caused it to happen. In the Tomorrowverse, Krypton was destroyed because its star Rao turned into a supernova and annihilated the planet, possibly a nod to similar events from the movie Superman from 1978.
Hal Jordan

* Green Lantern
* Parallax
* Civilian

**Hal Jordan** was a superhero turned former supervillian, a former member of the Green Lantern Corps and a member of the Justice League.

## History

### Becomes a Green Lantern

Hal Jordan was a human who became a Green Lantern, possessed by the Power Ring. He was trained by Sinestro, who became evil later. Hal became one of the greatest Green Lanterns and became friendly with the Rann and Thangar people.

### Justice League

At some point, Superman, Batman, The Flash, Green Arrow and some other heroes tried to recruit Hal to form a team of superpowered individuals, he refused it. But later, he joined the team and shared a good friendship with Ollie Queen, also known as Green Arrow.

## Powers and Abilities

**Parallax** (formerly): Hal was possessed by the parasitic organism known as Parallax

## Trivia

* In the Tomorrowverse. Jordan became infected and possessed by Parallax and was responsible for destroying the Green Lantern Corps with Sinestro. However, unlike his comic book counterpart, he did not try to rewrite history.
* He is voiced by Nolan North who previously voiced him in *Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths*.

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Green Lantern: Beware My Power
2. ↑ Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part One
Jensen Ackles

**Jensen Ross Ackles** is an American actor who voiced Batman/Bruce Wayne in Batman: The Long Halloween - Part One, Batman: The Long Halloween - Part Two, Batman: The Long Halloween - Deluxe Edition, Legion of Super-Heroes and Justice League: Warworld

## Trivia

* **Jensen Ackles** also voiced Red Hood, in the DC Animated film Batman: Under The Red Hood (2010).
* He also played Jason Teague in the live action Superman show Smallville.
* He previously worked with Meg Donnelly on *The Winchesters*.
* He wants to play Batman in James Gunn’s DC Universe.
Lois Lane

Lois Lane is a young reporter at the Daily Planet in Metropolis.

## Physical Appearance

Lois Lane is an attractive young woman with black hair and blue eyes.

## Relationships

Allies:

* Daily Planet staff (colleges)
	+ Perry White (boss)
	+ Ron Troupe
	+ Clark Kent (love interest)

Enemies:

* LexCorp
	+ Lex Luthor (former)

## Trivia

* Lois Lane in the Tomorrowverse is the twenty fourth animated incarnation of the character, following incarnations appearing in: Superman (1941), New Adventures of Superman, Superfriends, Superman (1988), the DC Animated Universe, Superman: Brainiac Attacks, The Batman, Superman: Doomsday, Superman/Batman: Public Enemies, Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Justice League: Doom, Superman vs The Elite, Young Justice, Superman Unbound, Tales of Metropolis, Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox, the DC Animated Movie Universe, Justice League: Gods and Monsters, DC Superhero Girls, Justice League: Action, Harley Quinn and Superman: Red Son.
Sector 0

## Appearances

**Sector 0** is a sector of the Universe which inhabitated the former home planet of the Green Lantern Corps, Oa.

## History

Sector 0 is one of the thousands of sectors the Universe was divided into by the Guardians of the Universe. It served as the core of the known universe and included the Green Lantern Corps' home planet, Oa. Oa was later destroyed by the former Green Lanterns Hal Jordan and Sinestro and the Corps was decimated by their followers.

## Trivia

* **Sector 0** was created by John Broome and Gil Kane and first appeared in DC comics in Green Lantern Vol.2 #1 in August 1960.
Batmobile

## Appearances

The **Batmobile** is a modified armored car used by Batman.

## History

As his crusade against crime began, Batman, used his family fortune and the resources he had access to due to his involvement with Wayne Foundation to finance his nightly escapades. Among these was also an armored car, the Batmobile, which he would use to chase criminals across town. On Thanksgiving night, the bomber of the Dent house, Mickey Chen was found by Batman but tried to escape. Using his Batmobile, the caped crusader followed him, being far more efficient at it than the police. During their chase, Chen shot out of his car and damaged the Batmobile's windshield. Batman called his butler Alfred and asked him to order a new one, this time bulletproof. He then rammed Chen's car off the street and caused it to crash right next to Chinatown. A month later, on Christmas Eve, Batman was driving through the streets of Gotham and wanted to visit mob boss Carmine Falcone in his tower, though before entering it, he noticed the body of Falcone's bodyguard next to some Joker cards.

## References

1. ↑ Batman: The Long Halloween - Part One
Rann

## Appearances

**Rann** is a planet located in Sector 2682 and the home of the Rannian race.

## History

Rann and its inhabitants were a scientifically advanced warrior culture and participated in a giant war against the winged Thanagarians. This dispute was the cause for many casualties and eventually ended with both peoples accepting a peace treaty. As a sign of peace and comradeship, the Rannians and Thanagarians wanted to use the Zeta-Beam technology from Rann to create an interplanetary bridge between Rann and Thanagar. This experiment however, was sabotaged by the former Green Lantern Thaal Sinestro. Due to his actions, Thanagar was teleported into the orbit of Rann, which caused massive natural disasters on both worlds and the war was continued on again. This time, Rann was issued with a planetary shield, to prevent further Thanagarian attacks. The Rannians later decided to try to turn the Zeta-Beam into a weapon of mass destruction, in which they succeeded, though not without loosing control over it to Sinestro and his master, though before they were able to teleport Thanagar into a supernova, Adam Strange, long lost war hero of Rann, returned and informed the Rannians that they and the Thanagarians both had been played. After a final encounter with Sinestro and his master, the now corrupted Hal Jordan, which led to the death of lead scientist on the project Sardath, peace was once again established and Rann and Thangara were saved by Adam Strange, who sacrificed himself, by flying in front of the Zeta-Beam, being teleported into the supernova himself, instead of both planets.

## Residents

* Rannians
	+ Adam Strange (deceased)
	+ Alanna Strange (deceased)
	+ Aleea Strange
	+ Jorson
	+ Kantus (deceased)
	+ Sardath (deceased)

## Gallery

Rann's planetary shield.The planet’s surface.
## Trivia

* **Rann** was created by Gardner Fox and Mike Sekowsky and first appeared in DC comics in Showcase #17 in December 1958.
Martian Civil War

**The Martian Civil War** was a conflict on between the two primary species on planet Mars, which resulted in the near-extinction of both races.

## History

At some point, the Green and the White Martians, both the dominant species of planet Mars, had a major dispute, from which a the fire of a century long conflict was ignited. While both species were trapped in their civil war, the Largas decided that the best way to hide the key to the weapon Warworld, was to split it into two and place it into the DNA of both species. This meant that, in order to ever be able to use said weapon, both species would have to cooperate, which the Largas deemed and impossibility. The war continued on, until only one member of each species was left, who both left their homeworld and wandered the universe for years to come.

### Aftermath

While the Last White Martian eventually found themselves on Warworld working for its new despotic ruler Mongul, who had eradicated the Largas in the meantime, J'onn J'onzz, the last Green Martian went to the nearby planet Earth, where he, after some time in hiding, took on the occupation of a superhero, calling himself the Martian Manhunter. Eventually though, he too would be brought to Warworld by the bounty hunter Lobo. There, after fighting alongside the his team Justice League, J'onn physically bonded with the last White Martian of his universe and sacrificed himself by creating the key and destroying Warworld, putting an end to both species and thereby indirectly continuing and ending the war again for good.

## Participants

* White Martians
* Green Martians

## Casualties

* All White Martians except the Last White Martian
* All Green Martians except J'onn J'onzz

## Notes

* In the comics, the White Martians usually win the civil war and either enslave or kill the Green Martians, leading to J'onn J'onzz being the only Green Martian in the universe, while White Martians still frequently appear, like J’onn’s niece; Miss Martian.
Legion of Substitute Heroes

## Appearances

**The Legion of Substitute Heroes** is a team of superheroes that were not accepted into the Legion of Super-Heroes. It is considered by the members to be an "Insult" within the superhero community.

## History

At some point after the Legion of Super-Heroeswas founded, small time superheroes that were rejected from the Legion formed a team of their own, to prove that even they could do some good with their powers. The Legion recruit Luornu Durgo alias Triplicate Girl, along with some other Legion Academy trainees thought that their hopes of entering the Legion were astronomically low, so they treid to apply to the Legion of Substitute Heroes instead, who rejected them too. Ultimately though, when the Dark Circle attacked the Legion Academy, it was them who saved the Legion and defeated the Circle, making them all full members of the Legion effectively.

## Notes

* **The Legion of Subsitute Heroes** was created by Edmond Hamilton and John Forte and first appeared in DC comics in Adventure Comics #306 in March 1963.
Falcone Tower

## Appearances

**Falcone Tower** is a tower in Gotham City which was previously used as the base of operations by the Falcone Crime Family.

## Users

* Alberto Falcone (deceased)
* Antoni (deceased)
* Carla Falcone Viti (deceased)
* Carmine Falcone (deceased)
* Johnny Viti (deceased)
* Milos Grappa (deceased)
* Sofia Falcone (deceased)
* Vincent Falcone (deceased)
Brainiac 4

**Brainiac 4** was a clone of the original Brainiac and a member of the Dark Circle.

## Biography

Cloned from the original Brainiac from the 21st century, Brainiac 4 and his siblings, Brainiac 2 and 3 were created by the Dark Circle in an effort to recreate a 12th level intellect being. While the first three clones would indeed prove useful for them, their first true success was not until Brainiac 5. Nonetheless, Brainiac 4 served them and their leader, his DNA donor, by becoming a serial killer, and creating chaos and mayhem in the universe, while fighting the Legion of Super-Heroes. However, after the original Brainiac's brain had successfully regrown, he had no more need for his clones and merged them all into one single body, with him as the literal head. The Brainiac's didn’t die though, and continued their existence as mere heads hanging from Brainiac’s body. When the Circle had infiltrated the Legion Academy with the help of undercover agent Mon-El, the four Brainiac's appeared to their youngest sibling, Brainiac 5, and his friend Supergirl. Their plan was to use the Miracle Machine, stored in the Academy's vault, to rewrite reality in Brainiac’s image. This plan proved to be unsuccessful though, due to Brainiac 5 reminding his three clone siblings that there could only be one leader, causing them to tear each other and themselves apart in an effort to gain sole control over the machine, killing all of them instantly.

## Galley

Brainiac 4's original appearance.Brainiac 4 as part of the original Brainiac's body.Brainiac 4 and his siblings trying to gain control over the Miracle Machine.The death of Brainiacs 1 to 4.
## Notes

* **Brainiac 4**, or Kajz Dox as he is called in the comics, was created by Edmond Hamilton and John Forte and first appeared in Adventure Comics #335 in August 1965.
* In the comics, Kajz Dox is not a clone, but rather a descendant of Brainiac, and the biological father of Brainiac 5.

1. ↑ Legion of Super-Heroes
Miracle Machine

## Appearances

**The Miracle Machine** was a powerful device, able to warp reality to its user’s will.

## History

Created for a purpose lost to history by the Controllers of Oa, the Miracle Machine was goven to the Legion of Super-Heroes sometime after their formation in the 31st century, who stored it in their Legion Academy Vault. When the ressurected supervillain and terrorist Brainiac and his organization the Dark Circle were planning to steal it, Brainiac’s clone Brainiac 5, wanting to stop his evil family, went undercover at the Legion Academy in order to break into the vault and take it before them. Having been framed for the murder of a fellow academy trainee, Brainiac 5 was freed by the heroine from the past Supergirl and together with her and the Daxamite Mon-El, he was able to stage his planned coup. They were however betrayed by Mon-El, who revealed himself to be a spy for the Circle, having infiltrated the academy in order to take it over for his master. As Brainiac arrived, now controlling a body patched together by the remains of his other clones, he took control of the Machine and began to alter the universe into his own image. Later though, his only righteous clone, Brainiac 5 was able to defeat him, by turning the other Brainiacs against each other, who had somehow remained alive and conscious. After they had ripped their shared body apart, Supergirl tried to stop the Machine from overloading and destroying the universe. After having a heartfelt farewell from her mother, whom she could have brought back to life with the Machine, though at the expense of reality, she used the Miracle Machine to send itself to a dead universe, where it eventually destroyed itself, along with said universe.

## Gallery

The Miracle Machine.Brainiac using the Machine.
## Notes

* **The Miracle Machine** was created by Curt Swan and Jim Shooter and first appeared in DC comics in Adventure Comics #367 in April 1968.
Kreon

## Appearances

**Kreon** was a member of the Green Lantern Corps.

## Biography

Kreon, like every other Lantern, was chosen by a Green Lantern Power Ring and became the protector of his sector. Sometime later, the former Green Lanterns Thaal Sinestro and Hal Jordan attacked the homeplanet of the corps, Oa. Though the Lanterns did the best they could to defend themselves, the combined might of the two most powerful former Lanterns proved to be too much for them and they were all slaughtered, including Kreon. After his death, his ring was taken by Jordan, like all the others, so that he could become even more powerful, making him the new leader od the Sinestro Corps. Sometime after, the Humans from Earth John Stewart and Oliver Queen were searching Oa's ruins for survivors, they found Kreon's corpse, which reminded Stewart of his time as a soldier.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Flight**
* **Energy Constructs**

### Weaknesses

* **The Colour Yellow**
* **Missing Eye**

## Equipment

* **Green Lantern Power Ring**
* **Green Lantern Uniform**

## Trivia

* **General Kreon** was created by Gerard Jones and Pat Broderick and first appeared in DC comics in Green Lantern Vol.3 #25 in March 1992.
* While Kreon’s species was never defined in the comics, and seeing as he originally had either pink or blue skin in the other continuities, it is to be assumed that he was a Human as well, both due to his skin colour, as well as the fact that in the short Adam Strange, the Eden Corp Mining Colony 75 was shows to inhabit Humans as well, meaning that Humans are not exclusively from planet Earth in the Tomorrowverse. This marks him the second character whose species was changed from the comics, the first one being the Rannian Adam Strange.
Batman: The Long Halloween - Deluxe Edition

**Batman: The Long Halloween - Deluxe Edition** is a 2022 film and the tenth installment in the Tomorrowverse. It is a compilation of Batman: The Long Halloween - Part One and Batman: The Long Halloween - Part Two, which was released on September 20, 2022.

## Synopsis

Held hostage by two warring crime families, **Gotham City** is rife with crime and corruption. Adding to the chaos is the mysterious **Holiday** killer, who has been targetting the underworld and leaving a trail of terror... and body bags. As **Batman**, **James Gordon** and **Harvey Dent** race to solve a deadly puzzle with ever-increasing stakes, a breach at **Arkham Asylum** draws **Poison Ivy**, **Scarecrow** and **Mad Hatter** into the game. Based on the critically acclaimed graphic novel, this Deluxe Edition of *Batman: The Long Halloween* seamlessly combines both feature-length parts into one epic saga!

## Cast

* Jensen Ackles as Batman/Bruce Wayne
* Troy Baker as Joker
* David Dastmalchian as Calendar Man/Julian Day, Penguin/Oswald Cobblepot
* Naya Rivera as Catwoman/Selina Kyle
* Alastair Duncan as Alfred Pennyworth
* Billy Burke as Commissioner James Gordon
* Josh Duhamel as Two-Face/Harvey Dent
* Titus Welliver as Carmine Falcone
* Jim Pirri as Sal Maroni
* Julie Nathanson as Gilda Dent
* Fred Tatasciore as Solomon Grundy, Vincent Falcone
* Laila Berzins as Sofia Falcone
* Alyssa Diaz as Renee Montoya
* John DiMaggio as Mad Hatter/Jervis Tetch
* Robin Atkin Downes as Scarecrow/Jonathan Crane, Thomas Wayne
* Katee Sackhoff as Poison Ivy/Pamela Isley
* Rick D. Wasserman as Bodyguard
Arkham Asylum

## Appearances

**Arkham Asylum** is a psychiatric institution located in Gotham City.

## History

Before his arrival in Gotham City, the criminals who would later come to face the Batman would be sent to Gotham Penitentiary. This was changed when district attorney Harvey Dent argued that the criminally insane of Gotham needed help and treatment instead of punishment. This led to Arkham Asylum becoming the main prison of the city, inhabiting supervillains such as the Joker, Calendar Man, Penguin, Killer Croc, Mr. Freeze, Killer Moth, Mad Hatter, and Scarecrow and Poison Ivy. During The Long Halloween, Batman and GCPD captain James Gordon paid Julian Day, the Calendar Man, a visit in the Asylum, due to his pattern of killing being used by a new serial killer named Holiday. While he did not directly tell them who it was, he did give them a hint, which led Batman to the Joker's cell. Discovering that he had escaped long ago, he left and tried to track him down. Several months later, the Scarecrow was helped by mobster Sofia Falcone to escape the facility and, after a short-lived fight against Batman, was successful in doing so along with the another inmate, the Mad Hatter. They, like a Poison Ivy before them, worked for the Falcones for awhile until they were eventually captured by the caped crusader. Then, on Halloween, the former district attorney turned criminal Harvey Dent, now under the alias of Two-Face, together with his zombified friend Solomon Grundy, broke all of the major supervillains held captive in Arkham out, except for the Calendar Man, in order to take revenge against Carmine Falcone, the mob boss of Gotham, who had caused his life’s downfall. Though successful, each of them were beaten and imprisoned again by Batman and his new ally, the Catwoman.

## Residents

* Joker (Identity Unknown)
* Two-Face (Harvey Dent)
* Solomon Grundy (Cyrus Gold)
* Mad Hatter (Jervis Tetch)
* Penguin (Oswald Cobblepot)
* Calendar Man (Julian Day)
* Clayface (Matthew Hagen)
* Killer Croc (Waylon Jones)
* Poison Ivy (Pamela Isley)
* Killer Moth (Drury Walker)
* Mr Freeze (Victor Fries)

## Gallery

Arkham AsylumThe Interior of the Asylum.Calendar Man's cell.Penguin's cell.Two-Face's cell.Scarecrow's cell.
## References

1. ↑ Batman: The Long Halloween - Part Two
Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part 2

## Justice League: Crisis On Infinite Earths, Part Two

**Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part 2** is a 2024 crossover film and the upcoming fourteenth installment in the Tomorrowverse. It will be released in mid 2024.

## Cast

* Matt Bomer as The Flash
* Darren Criss as Superman, Earth-2 Superman
* Jensen Ackles as Batman
* Stana Katic as Wonder Woman
* Jonathan Adams as The Monitor, the Anti-Monitor
* Geoffrey Arend as Psycho Pirate
* Meg Donnelly as Supergirl, Harbinger
* TBC as Terry McGinnis/Batman
Controllers

## Appearances

**The Controllers** are a god-like species from the planet Oa.

## History

Having originated from the planet Oa in Sector 0, the Controllers developed from the same species as the Oans, who later called themselves the Guardians of the Universe, did. However, unlike the Oans who went on to found the Green Lantern Corps to ensure peace and order throughout the Universe, the Controllers devoted themselves to science. Eventually, they invented a powerful device they called the Miracle Machine, a tool, that could bend and control reality to its users will. In the 31st Century, the Miracle Machine was in posession of the Legion of Super-Heroes, until the Coluan terrorist known as Brainiac made an effort to steal it and use it to ensure his total control over reality. This plan however, was cut short by the Kryptonian hero Supergirl, who willed the Machine into another Universe, where it destroyed itself, ultimately ending the Controllers' legacy.

## Trivia

* **The Controllers** were created by Jim Shooter, Mort Weisinger and Curt Swan and first appeared in DC comics in Adventure Comics #357 in June 1967.
* In the comics, the Miracle Machine was actually created by the Guardians of the Universe, instead of the Controllers. However, one rogue Controller did try to steal it, which led to the Legion stopping him, and being given the Machine in return for save storage. It is based on the same willpower technology as the Green Lantern Rings.
Diana Prince

## Diana of Themyscira

**Diana of Themyscira** is an Amazonian princess, the superhero known as **Wonder Woman**, and the leader of the Justice Society of America.

## Biography

During World War II, Diana was tasked to form the Justice Society by Franklin D. Roosevelt. The group consisted of heroes such as The Flash/Jay Garrick, Hourman/Rex Tyler, Hawkman/Carter Hall and Dinah Lance / Black Canary.

The team fought in a battle in France, where they defeated many Nazi soldiers. Hawkman tried to convince Wonder Woman to leave in fear that many civilians will die, but Diana insisted they wait for Steve Trevor. As Hawkman left, Barry Allen of Earth-1 appeared out of the Speed Force. Diana attacks him at first, thinking that he is a Nazi, but realises he's not. Barry explains that he is from the future, which causes the Justice Society to speculate. After Steve Trevor's plane is shot down, Barry Allen saves him with his speed alongside Jay Garrick, causing Diana to trust him.

In Justice League: Warworld, she is kidnapped and transported to Warworld, a place of brutal gladiatorial combat, where she along with Bruce Wayne/Batman and Kal-El/Clark Kent/Superman of Earth-1, unite with a resistance to lead an entire planet to freedom.

## Physical Appearance

Diana Prince is a noticeably tall and fair-skinned woman with straight waist-length black hair and blue eyes. She is attractive in appearance, sporting a slender yet curvaceous frame with a sizeable bust and lean yet well-defined muscular and athletic build.

She wears a golden tiara with a red star on the front, She wears a red corset-like top that is decorated with gold in the upper part, She also wore a large golden belt, a blue skirt with a pattern of white stars imprinted around it, golden-knee pads, and a pair of red knee-high boots instead of gladiator sandals, She also wears the Bracelets of Submission on her wrists and carries her signature Lasso of Truth around.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Superhuman Strength**: She can lift Barry Allen with 1 hand.

# Current Equipment

* **Armor**:
	+ **Bracelets of Submission**:
	+ **Lasso of Truth**:
	+ **Tiara**:

## Trivia

• Her accent sounds similar to Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman from the DCEU.
Pamela Isley

Pamela Isley was a Gotham City botanist at Gotham Labs until her professor, Dr. Jason Woodrue, injected her with a combination of multiple poisons and toxic chemicals transforming her into the villain known as Poison Ivy and an adversary of the superhero known as the Batman.

## Associations

### Affiliation

Two-Face
Falcone Crime Family (Formerly)

## Biography

Dr. Pamela Lillian Isley, PhD, was a Gotham City botanist. She grows up wealthy with emotionally distant parents and later studies advanced botanical biochemistry at a university with Alec Holland under Dr. Jason Woodrue. Isley, a shy girl, was easily seduced by her professor. Woodrue injects Isley with poisons and toxins as an experiment, causing her transformation. She nearly died twice as a result of these poisonings, driving her insane. Later, Woodrue fled from the authorities leaving Isley in the hospital for six months. Enraged at the betrayal, she suffers from violent mood swings, being sweet one moment and evil the next. When her boyfriend had a car accident after mysteriously suffering from a massive fungal overgrowth, Isley dropped out of school and left Seattle, eventually settling in Gotham City.

She began her criminal career by threatening to release her suffocating spores into the air unless the city met her demands. Batman, who appeared in Gotham that very same year, thwarted her scheme, and incarcerated Isley in Arkham Asylum.

### The Long Halloween

Ivy joins Carmine Falcone at his son Alberto's funeral. Using her powers, she takes control of Bruce Wayne when he shakes her hand. Ivy uses her control over Bruce to force him to sign over assets over to the Falcones, unintentionally keeping him from investigating the Holiday murders as Batman.

Three months later, Catwoman puts and end to Ivy's manipulations and defeats her, sending her to Arkham Asylum.

On October 31st, The former district attorney, turned supervillain Two-Face and his accomplice Solomon Grundy attacks Arkham and free several inmates; Ivy, Scarecrow, Joker, Penguin and Mad Hatter attack Falcone's building and took his hostage. As they then captured Falcone, Ivy and the others waited for Two-Face to end his life so they could have the city for themselves but Batman and Catwoman entered. During the final battle, Ivy captures both Batman and Catwoman and tries to use her mind-control again, but Batman resists, knocking Ivy out. After the fight had ended, they were all taken back to Arkham Asylum again.

### Powers

* Genius-level intellect
* Plant manipulation
* Toxikinesis
* Decelerated aging
* Expert seductress

## Relationships

Allies:

* Two-Face
* Joker
* Penguin
* Scarecrow
* Mad Hatter
* Solomon Grundy

Enemies:

* Batman
* Gotham City Police Department
	+ James Gordon
* Calendar Man
* Falcone Crime Family
	+ Sofia Falcone (Deceased)
	+ Carmine Falcone (Deceased)
* Catwoman
* Jason Woodrue
Czarnians

## Appearances

**Czarnians** are a species originating from an unknown planet in the Universe.

## History

At some point, the Czarnian species was almost entirely eradicated. In 2020, the last Czarnian Lobo made his way to planet Earth, in order to find and kill Kal-El, the last Kryptonian in the Universe. After a battle against him, which Lobo lost, due to the intervention of the last Green Martian, he was imprisoned at S.T.A.R. Labs. However, he was later able to escape when the energy vampire Parasite attacked the facility. Shortly after, he was contacted by one of Lex Luthor's agents and agreed to work for him. He then teamed up with Luthor and Kal-El, now going by the name of Superman, in order to fight the now gigantic Parasite, though Lobo was seemingly killed during the fight. However, the Czarnians' natural regenerative abilities revived him shortly afterwards and he left Earth, along with J'onn J'onzz, whom he had told that there were still other members of his species left. 3 years later, Lobo began working for the Warzoon warlord Mongul, and tasked with bringing the last Green Martian to him, so that he could extract the key for the planet killing weapon Warworld from him. Lobo brought the Martian to his new master, but J'onzz was unwilling to give him the key. Mongul then imprisoned him and used him to cast illusions over the entire planet, so that Warworld’s slaves would be caught in an endless cycle of violence, which in turn powered the planet. Over this time, the Martian planted the thought of opening a backdoor in Lobo’s mind, so that he could call his allies. When Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman of the Justice League arrived to free J'onn, Lobo was ordered to kill them, though he merely subdued and incapacitated them. After they woke up, a battle began and Lobo, wanting the superweapon for himself, took on Mongul, before being overwhelmed by him. The Martian Manhunter then fused with the last member of the White Martians from his universe and formed the key for Warworld, activating its self destruction, which annihilated everyone on Warworld, seemingly including Lobo.

## Trivia

* **Czarnians** were created by Keith Giffen and Simon Bisley and first appeared in DC comics in Lobo #1 in November 1990.
* Lobo mentions that he was the one who ended his people. While this is true in case of the comics, he afterwards mentions that it was a joke, making it unclear what exactly happened to them in the Tomorrowverse.
Eden Corp

## Appearances

**Eden Corp** is a corporation responsible for mining colonized worlds.

## History

### Mining Colony 75

At some point, Eden Corp colonized a planet in Sector 24601 and began extracting natural resources. This led to them disturbing the natural habitat of an unidentified species, which killed half of their workforce before being stopped by Adam Strange. The survivors and their families then abandoned the colony, leading Eden Corp to lose one of their assets.

## Employees

### Current Employees

* Bartender
* Foreman
* Noris
S.T.A.R. Labs Rocket Launch

**The S.T.A.R. Labs Rocket Launch** was an attempt by S.T.A.R. Labs And LexCorp to discover alien life froms, by sending a rocket to the stars.

## History

Due to a collaboration of S.T.A.R. Labs and LexCorp, an orbital rocket telescope was supposed to be launched into space, from the S.T.A.R. Labs Metropolis Facility, in hopes of finding other lifeforms in the universe. However, shortly before the rocket could launch, reporter Lois Lane exposes LexCorp CEO Lex Luthor and accuses him of gross negligence, bringing forth a recording of him talking about the president owing him a favour and explaining that the launch was doomed and would likely end up killing everyone living in that area of Metropolis. Even though his bodyguard Mercy manages to rip Lois' phone in half before the entire recording could be played, Lane sais to have made copies, leading to Luthor's arrest. Meanwhile, the young reporter Clark Kent befriends S.T.A.R. Labs janitor Rudy Jones, who tells him about extraterrestrial experiments going on inside S.T.A.R. labs, while also informing him that he was being watched by a mysterious figure in a dark trench coat. Suddenly, the rocket does indeed malfunction, and threatens to crash on top of the city. Clark, unbeknownst to everyone else an alien with superpowers, disguises himself and manages to carry the rocket into orbit after all, saving everyone who would have died otherwise.

## Aftermath

Due to the intervention of the "Flying Man" as the media called him, the people of Metropolis were eager to find out more about these supposed aliens living among them. Clark though, became more comfortable in his role as a hero and embraced it further. While in orbit, he had also learned that the yellow light of the Sun had a positive, empowering effect on his body, further strengthening his powers. Lex was sent to Metropolis Prison, due to his actions, while Lois Lane, following her expose about Luthor, started working for the Daily Planet and also befriended Clark.

## Participants

* LexCorp
	+ Lex Luthor
		- Mercy Graves
* Lois Lane
* Daily Planet
	+ Ron Troupe
	+ Clark Kent/the flying man
* S.T.A.R. Labs
	+ Rudy Jones
* J'onn J'onzz

## Gallery

Lex Luthor presenting the rocket.Lex Luthor at the press conference.The S.T.A.R. Labs Metropolis Facility, where the launch took place.
Sector 2814

## Appearances

**Sector 2814** is one of the many sectors in the Universe. Among its most prominent planets are Earth and Mars.

## History

When the Universe was divided into thousands of sectors by the Guardians of the Universe, Sector 2814 was created, including the milky way and with it, stars and planets like Sun, Mars, Earth and its satelite the Moon. The warrior world of Skartaris also presumably resides somewhere in sector 2814, though its exact location is unknown, and most likely, not even in the same dimensional plane. Nevertheless, its population was abducted and brought to Warworld by the tyrant Mongul who had done so too with Humans from Earth, once drom the 19th and the 20th century each. While Humanity was still evolving on Earth, the telepathic species of the Martians on Mars was locked in an everlasting civil war between the Green Martiansand the White Ones. Eventually, only one from each species was left, and the last Green Martian, J'onn J'onzz, decided to go to Earth, where he eventually met and befriended Kal-El, also known as Superman, another alien, who had been sent to Earth from his doomed homeworld of Krypton. A few years later, Superman and another hero, The Flash, formed the Justice League, a team of superheroes to protect the Earth, and other members such as Batman, Wonder Woman, Vixen, Green Arrow and Green Lantern joined. Together, they ensured Earth’s safety, until the aforementioned Mongul abducted J'onn too and brought him to Warworld, where some members of the League followed him to. A thousand years into the future, Sector 2814 and planet Earth, where the home of the Legion of Super-Herows, a great organization of superpowered individuals that were fighting for peace and prosperity all over the Universe.

## Residents

* Humans
* Metahumans
* Green Martians (formerly)
* White Martians (formerly)
* Justice League
* Legion of Super-Heroes

## Notes

* **Sector 2814** was created by John Broome and Gil Kane. While it technically first appeared in the first issue ever showing Earth, it officially first appeared in DC comics in Showcase #22 in October 1959.
Ke'Haan

## Appearances

**Ke’Haan** was a member of the Green Lantern Corps.

## History

Ke’Haan was chosen as a member of the Green Lantern Corps by his ring. During former Lantern Jordan and Sinestro's attack on Oa, Ke’Haan, along with Lanterns Boodikka, Tomar-Re, Laira Omoto and Gallius Zed, acted as protectors of the planet and used their rings in order to form a giant shield above Oa, though this effort quickly proved unsuccessful and the shield was destroyed by the attackers and many of the defenders died. Ke'Haan, along with Boodika, survived the first attack, only to be shot down and killed by Sinestro's followers later. After his death, the corrupted Hal Jordan took his power ring, as well as those of his fellow Corpsmen, in an effort to increase his power.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Energy Constructs**
* **Flight**

## Equipment

* **Green Lantern Power Ring**
* **Green Lantern Uniform**

## Gallery

Defending Oa.As a part of the Green Lantern Corps.
## Trivia

* **Ke'Haan** was created by Ron Marz and Fred Hayes and first appeared in DC comics in Green Lantern Volume 3 issue #49. in February 1994.
Jonathan Kent (Earth-2)

## Jonathan Kent

For the Earth-1 character, see Jonathan Kent.

**Jonathan Kent** was the adoptive father of the Kryptonian refugee Clark Kent on Earth-2.

## Biography

At some point, Jonathan and his wife Martha found a young alien child and decided to adopt it. Unfortunately though, both of them died in am unspecified accident about three years later and their adopred son, Clark as they had named him, was taken to an orphanage.

## Relationships

Family:

* Martha Kent - Wife, Deceased
* Clark Kent - Adoptive Son

## Trivia

* **Jonathan Kent** was created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster and first appeared in DC comics in Superman #1 in June 1939.
* This version of Jonathan Kent has not appeared on screen and has only been mentioned once by his son.
Green Martians

## Appearances

**Green Martians** were one of the two primary species that inhabited planet Mars.

## History

Eons ago, the Green Martians were locked in an eternal civil war with the White Martians, with neither side seeming to bow down. Due to their incapability of coexisting peacefully, the alien race of the Largas choose both Martian races as holders of the key to the planet killing weapon Warworld. The key was hidden inside the DNA of both species, each holding one half of it, though none of the Martians were aware of it. After the civil war had ended, only one Green Martian was left allive. This was J'onn J'onzz, who fled to the only other inhabitated planet in the solar system, Earth. There, he remained hidden, fearing that he would otherwise cause another conflict, due to his race. One day, he would meet one of the last surviving Kryptonians, Kal-El, and ally himself with him. Together, operating as the superheroes Superman and the Martian Manhunter, they fought against foes such as the Czarnian bounty hunter Lobo, the greedy businessman Lex Luthor and the Metahuman Parasite, until J'onn decided to follow Lobo, who had mentioned having met other Martians across the galaxy. He later returned to Earth, and joined the newly formed team of superheroes, the Justice League, and became its acting leader. Sometime after an encounter with the sector's newest Green Lantern, J'onn was abducted and taken to Warworld by Lobo, who brought him before its ruler and dictator, Mongul, who sought the key for the planet's weapons. After months of captivity, members of the League arrived and helped J'onn free himself. However, rather than fleeing, he fused together with the Last White Martian of his universe, and together they recreated the key in order to cause Warworld's self destruction, during which both of them met their demise.

## Gallery

J'onn J'onzz in his true form.J'onn J'onzz as the Martian Manhunter.A White-Green Martian Hybrid.
## Trivia

* **Green Martians** were created by Joseph Samachson and Joe Serta and first appeared in DC comics in Batman #41 in June 1947.
Buddy Blank

## Appearances

**Buddy Blank** was the grandfather of Kamandi.

## Biography

Buddy Blank was an agent working for the Global Peace Agency on Earth-AD. When the Great Disaster hit, he and his grandson took shelter in the Command D base in Blüdhaven. There, acting as humanity's last representatives, he brought up Kamandi and shared with him some comics to read, while also teaching him great values, like that even monsters deserve compassion. At some point, Buddy passed away, leaving his son as the last boy on Earth.

## Notes

* **Buddy Blank** was created by Jack Kirby and first appeared in DC comics in OMAC #1 in October 1974.
* In the comics, Buddy is the superhero known as OMAC (One Man Army Corps), who can summon a satelite named Brother Eye, that gives and enhances his powers.
DC Showcase: Blue Beetle

## Blue Beetle

**Blue Beetle** is a 2021 short film and the seventh installment in the Tomorrowverse. It was released on July 27, 2021.

## Synopsis

Silver Age **Blue Beetle** is back! And if he'd ever starred in a 1960s Saturday-morning limited-animation cartoon with its own jazzy earworm of a theme song, it would have been just like this! Thrill to the adventures of **Ted Kord**, alias the Blue Beetle, as he teams up with fellow heroes **Captain Atom**, **The Question** and **Nightshade** to battle that nefarious finagler of feelings, **Doctor Spectro**!

## Cast

* Matt Lanter as Blue Beetle/Ted Kord
* Jeff Bennett as Captain Atom/Allen Adam
* Ashly Burch as Nightshade/Eve Eden
* David Kaye as The Question/Vic Sage
* Tom Kenny as Doctor Spectro

## Appearances

### Characters

#### Protagonists

* Blue Beetle (Ted Kord)
* The Question (Vic Sage)
* Captain Atom (Allen Adam)
* Nightshade (Eve Eden)

#### Antagonists

* Doctor Spectro
	+ Squid Gang

### Species

* Humans
	+ Metahumans

### Objects and Concepts

* Blue Beetle's Bug
* Blue Beetle Suit

### Locations

* Earth-4
	+ Earth
		- North America
			* United States
				+ Hub City

## Gallery

DC Showcase Blue Beetle 001.pngTitle Card
## References

1. ↑ Per the Batman: The Long Halloween - Part Two Blu-ray
Falcone Crime Family

## Information

### Leader

Vincent Falcone (formerly; deceased)
Carmine Falcone (formerly; deceased)

## Appearances

The **Falcone Crime Family** was a crime family active in Gotham City.

## Members

### Former Members

* Alberto Falcone (deceased)
* Antoni (deceased)
* Carla Falcone Viti (deceased)
* Carmine Falcone (deceased)
* Johnny Viti (deceased)
* Milos Grappa (deceased)
* Sofia Falcone (deceased)
* Vincent Falcone (deceased)

## Allies

### Former Allies

* Chong (deceased)
* Poison Ivy (Pamela Isley)
* San Ho Hui
	+ Mickey Chen (deceased)

## Enemies

### Former Enemies

* Batman (Bruce Wayne)
* Catwoman (Selina Kyle)
* Gotham City Police Department
	+ Captain Jim Gordon
	+ Renee Montoya
* Holiday (Gilda Dent)
* Joker
* Mad Hatter (Jervis Tetch)
* Maroni Crime Family
	+ Luigi Maroni (deceased)
	+ Sal Maroni (deceased)
* Penguin (Oswald Cobblepot)
* Scarecrow (Jonathan Crane)
* Solomon Grundy
* Two-Face (Harvey Dent)

## Gallery

Falcone Crime Family 001.pngFalcone Crime Family
Nth Metal

## Appearances

**Nth Metal** is the supernatural metal Thanagarians use to craft their weapons from.

## History

Nth Metal, commonly known as the hardest metal in the Universe, was discovered by the Thanagarians of the planet Thanagar and built into their weapons, such as their maces, and their armor. The Thanagarian warrior Shayera Hol posessed both a knife, as well as a mace made out of Nth metal, which she used to fullfill her duties as a warrior of Thanagar. Her Mace was briefly stolen by the Yellow Lantern Arkillo, before the former Green Lantern Hal Jordan killed him and gave it back to her. He had also previously used her Nth Metal knife to cut through solid stone in order to end their confinement at the Sinestro Corps Headquarters.

## Users

* Thanagarians
	+ Banth Dar
	+ Shayera Hol
* Arkillo (briefly, deceased)
* Hal Jordan (briefly, deceased)

## Gallery

Shayera Hol's knife.Shayera Hol's mace.Nth Metal Armor.
## Trivia

* **Nth Metal** was created by Gardner Fox and Dennis Neville and first appeared in DC comics in Flash Comics #1 in January 1940.