DC New 52

"*Why do you lose every single time? It's simple. You have the power of a god, but you don't understand the basic rules of the trick. For every action - there is an equal and opposite reaction. For every you - There's someone like me to fight back. And I don't give up.*" - Superman

## Summary

**The New 52** is a comprehensive 2011 revamp and relaunch by DC Comics of its entire lineup of ongoing monthly superhero comic books. Following the "Flashpoint" crossover storyline's conclusion, DC reset its continuity and debuted 52 new series in September 2011. The New 52 showcases refreshed and rebooted iterations of the company's iconic heroes and villains, incorporating new narratives while retaining essential elements of the characters' original ethos and mythology. In this universe, the relationships between characters have been rearranged and reimagined. Classic partnerships, like Batman and Robin or Superman and Lois Lane, have been given new interpretations. Alliances, friendships, and rivalries have been modified or completely restarted, generating a complex network of interpersonal relationships. For instance, in the New 52, Superman is romantically involved with Wonder Woman rather than Lois Lane. Likewise, team dynamics within groups like the Justice League and the Teen Titans have been reshaped. The characters of the New 52 display a broad range of abilities with powers stemming from various sources including advanced technology, magic, alien biology, and divine endowments. Superman retains his classic powers, including super-strength, flight, invulnerability, super-speed, and various vision powers. Batman relies on his peak human conditioning, martial arts mastery, detective skills, and an assortment of high-tech gadgets. Wonder Woman's powers mainly stem from her divine lineage and include superhuman strength, speed, durability, and agility, as well as flight and an array of magical weapons. Characters like Green Lantern wield power rings that convert their willpower into energy for diverse applications. Power scaling in the New 52 DC Universe spans from Street Tier to True God Tier characters. At the lower end of the spectrum, we find characters like Batman and Green Arrow who, despite their extraordinary skills and equipment, remain fundamentally human. Characters such as Aquaman, Wonder Woman, and Cyborg display "\_\_\_\_ Tier" feats owing to their superhuman abilities. Above them, powerhouses like Superman and Green Lantern exhibit Cosmic Tier feats through their formidable abilities, able to shatter planets with their strength and withstand similar attacks all the same. At the highest end, there stands The Presence, the omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient God of the DC omniverse. This diversity of power levels and the intricate interplay of different abilities make the New 52 a dynamic field for power scaling analysis.

## Tier List

### Mid

#### Average

* Jason Rusch [Incomplete]
* Ronnie Raymond [Incomplete]

### Yet To To Tiered

1. Animal Girl
2. Animal Man
3. Anti-Monitor (Post-Flashpoint)
4. Anton Arcane
5. Apollo
6. Ares
7. Arkillo
8. Arsenal
9. Atomica
10. Atrocitus
11. August General in Iron
12. Bar Torr
13. Batgirl
14. Batwing
15. Batwoman
16. Bizarro
17. Black Adam
18. Black Canary
19. Black Hand
20. Black Manta
21. Black Queen
22. Black Spider
23. Bleez
24. Blockbuster
25. Blue Beetle
26. Booster Gold
27. Brainiac
28. Bunker
29. Cain
30. Captain Atom
31. Captain Boomerang
32. Captain Cold
33. Catwoman
34. Clayface
35. Clytemnestra
36. Cyborg
37. Damian Wayne
38. Deadman
39. Deadshot
40. Deathstorm
41. Deathstroke
42. Dex-Starr
43. Dove
44. El Diablo
45. Eminence of Blades
46. Etrigan
47. Exoristos
48. Fairchild
49. Fatality
50. Fire
51. Firestorm
52. Flash (Barry Allen)
53. Frankenstein
54. Glomulus
55. Godiva
56. Grant Wilson
57. Green Arrow
58. Green Lantern (Guy Gardner)
59. Green Lantern (Hal Jordan)
60. Green Lantern (John Stewart)
61. Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner)
62. Green Lantern (Simon Baz)
63. Grid
64. Grifter
65. Guardians of the Universe
66. Harley Quinn
67. Hawk
68. Hawkman
69. Highfather
70. Hippolyta
71. Huntress
72. Ice
73. Indigo-1
74. Jack Hawksmoor
75. James Gordon
76. Jenny Quantum
77. John Constantine
78. Johnny Quick (Earth 3)
79. Joker
80. Jonah Hex
81. Katana
82. Killer Croc
83. King Shark
84. Krypto
85. Lady Shiva
86. Larfleeze
87. Lex Luthor
88. Madame Xanadu
89. Mamaragan (Post-Flashpoint)
90. Martian Manhunter
91. Mary, Queen of Blood
92. Maxwell Lord
93. Mazahs
94. Mera
95. Merlin
96. Metallo
97. Midnighter
98. Mister Freeze
99. Mister Terrific
100. Mordru
101. Munk
102. Nightwing
103. Nobody
104. OMAC
105. Operative
106. Owlman
107. Pandora
108. Penguin
109. Poison Ivy
110. Power Girl
111. Power Ring
112. Prisoner-of-War
113. Rankorr
114. Ravager
115. Red Hood
116. Red Robin
117. Rocket Red
118. Saint Walker
119. Scarecrow
120. Shazam
121. Shining Knight
122. Sinestro
123. Star Sapphire (Carol Ferris)
124. Starfire
125. Starling
126. Static
127. Steel
128. Superboy
129. Supergirl
130. Superwoman (Earth 3)
131. Swamp Thing
132. Talia al Ghul
133. Talon (Mary Turner)
134. Talon (William Cobb)
135. The Atom
136. The Engineer
137. Vandal Savage
138. Vixen
139. Weather Wizard
140. Wonder Girl
141. Wonder Woman
142. Ya'Wara
143. Zatanna Zatara