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In the **853rd Century** the galaxy is defended by the Justice Legion, inspired by and often descended from the 20th Century Justice League and the 31st Century Legion of Super-Heroes, among other heroes throughout time.

## History

The most well known team is the Justice Legion Alpha, which protects the solar system with each member overseeing an individual planet, includes future analogues of Superman (defender of Earth), Hourman (defender of Saturn), Starman (overseer of the remains of Uranus), Aquaman (defender of Neptune), Wonder Woman (defender of Venus), Batman (steward of the Prison Planet Pluto) and the Flash (defender of Mercury). Advanced terraforming processes make all the solar system's planets habitable, with the ones most distant from the Sun being warmed by Solaris, a former villain reprogrammed by one of Superman's descendants. The population of the solar system is largely contained within tesseracts - infinite spaces within finite containers - allowing infinite population growth and a lack of damage to the natural world. The economy revolves around the instantaneous sharing of knowledge via the telepathic communication system Headnet, with the main commodity of the era being "Icons", special badges that temporarily allow the user superhuman abilities.

The original Superman still lives, but had spent over fifteen thousand years in a self-imposed exile in his Fortress of Solitude in the heart of our sun; after Solaris rebelled, Superman emerged to destroy the tyrant star once and for all, and with the aid of the Superman of the 5th dimension. Hourman used his time-space manipulation abilities to revive Krypton, adding a new world of superhuman beings to the solar system of the 853rd century.

## See Also

* Appearances of 853rd Century
* Location Gallery: 853rd Century

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Chicago

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## Location Details

### Universe

100 Bullets; American Century; Earth-One; Earth-Four; New Earth; Real World; Smallville (TV Series); Prime Earth

### State

Illinois

**Chicago** is the third largest city in the United States and the largest in the Midwest.

## Residents

### Heroes known to operate in Chicago

* Blue Beetle (Ted Kord)
* Plastic Man
* Hawkman (Katar Hol)
* Supergirl
* Nightwing
* Man-Bat

### Villains known to operate in Chicago

* Carla Viti
* Johnny Viti
* Lucia Viti
* Tony Zucco

### Other Denizens of Chicago

* Harry Kraft
* Isabelle Cordova
* James Gordon *(born)*
* Maggie Sawyer *(born)*
* Norman McCay
* Ida Berkowitz

### Sports teams

* Chicago Bears (football)
* Chicago Cubs (baseball)

## Trivia

* Chicago was used as a shooting location for *Batman Begins*, *The Dark Knight* and *Man of Steel*.

## Recommended Reading

* *100 Bullets*  (Volume 1)
* *American Century*  (Volume 1)
* *Blue Beetle*  (Volume 6)

## See Also

* Appearances of Chicago
* Location Gallery: Chicago

## Links and References

* Chicago
* Chicago article at the Marvel Database Project
Golden Age

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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.
Boston Brand (Earth-22)

*Used to be with the **circus**. I was a **daredevil trapeze** jockey. Now I'm the agent of a **higher power.** Can you **imagine?***
—****Boston Brand****[src]

## Characteristics

### Creators

Alex Ross; Mark Waid

Boston Brand or **Deadman**, began his life as a "daredevil trapeze jockey" in the circus until his death lead to him becoming an agent of a higher power.

## HistoryEdit

After Superman's ten years absence in world affairs, Boston had forgone his once human-like appearance to that of a skeleton wearing his rotted circus acrobat clothes. He was present at a superhuman nightclub where he witnessed Superman's message to the metahuman patrons of joining his Justice League or be dealt with.

Boston also noticed the presence of Norman McCay and The Spectre, who were witnessing the events leading to the conflict between the traditional heroes led by Superman and irresponsible heroes. He encountered them a second time during a meeting between the Quintessence; in which he shortly spoke with McCay about The Spectre's origin. Boston even offered McCay to look him up again when he "get to the other side".

## Powers and AbilitiesEdit

### Powers

* **Ghostly Physiology**
	+ **Flight**

### Abilities

* **Acrobatics**: Boston Brand was an acrobat in his mortal life.

## NotesEdit

* According to character supplement in *Kingdom Come / Revelations*, Deadman's skeletal appearance indicate either of his "final acceptance of his (after)life's fate or a loss of his own mind."

* In the novelization of *Kingdom Come*, Boston has extended dialogue with Norman McKay in which he talked about why the Quintessence cannot intervene in the superhuman conflict as it will only worsen the situation, using Zeus' intervention with Troy as an example.

## Related

* Appearances of Boston Brand (Earth-22)
* Images featuring Boston Brand (Earth-22)
* Quotations by or about Boston Brand (Earth-22)
* Character Gallery: Boston Brand (Earth-22)

### Footnotes

1. ↑ *Kingdom Come* #3

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.
Bruce Wayne (Flashpoint Paradox)

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

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

## HistoryEdit

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 AbilitiesEdit

### Abilities

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

## NotesEdit

* 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

* 1 Appearances of Bruce Wayne (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Images featuring Bruce Wayne (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Quotations by or about Bruce Wayne (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Character Gallery: Bruce Wayne (Flashpoint Paradox)

### 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.

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2007

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## Summary

**2007** sees another imprint created to cater to a growing market: Zuda Comics publishes web comics. It will last only three years and has limited commercial success.

In Geoff Johns' *Green Lantern*  (Volume 4), the Star Sapphire Corps is introduced, paving the way for the War of Light. Wonder Woman gets a massive storyline that expands into tie-ins in other series: Amazons Attack!, which sees Hippolyta resurrected by Circe and on the war path. A new Doctor Fate and a new Azrael are introduced and the Justice Society is brought back with their own title. The main storylines prepare for the next big event, as the countdown to Final Crisis begins.
Black Razors (Wildstorm Universe)

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Black Razors are armed covert military squads under the auspices of the intelligence agency known as International Operations.

## History

Formed since the early days of I/O, Black Razor units are comprised of six to eight agents per squad, each one outfitted with a TRV suit. They specialize in stealth and combat strategy and work closely with I'O's Psi-Ops division. In 1992, International Operations director John Lynch believed that a rogue team of freelance agents known as the WildC.A.T.s were responsible for a massive explosion in Washington, D.C. Lynch sent a squad of Black Razors to track them down and the Razors engaged the WildC.A.T.s at a safe house in Quantico, Virginia. WildC.A.T.s leader Jacob Marlowe shot Black Razor squad leader Ben Santini in the knee, crippling him. Santini soon returned to active service however after undergoing an operation to replace his ruined knee with a mechanical one.

## Paraphernalia

**Equipment:**

* **Tactical Response Vantage Suits**: Also known as TRV suits, this light armor is used by agents as a combat uniform. The sectional armor is applied over an insulated body sheathe. The suits are treated with a refractory coating which provides additional protection against against energy attacks and technologically advanced weaponry such as those employed by the alien Daemonites. Because of the armor's minimal weight, agents are able to maintain full maneuverability even while carrying additional weaponry.

## See Also

* Appearances of Black Razors (Wildstorm Universe)
* Images that include Black Razors (Wildstorm Universe)
* Team Gallery: Black Razors (Wildstorm Universe)
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 *Thawne was able to travel through time freely, while Wally and I always needed help. We used something I **swore** I'd never set foot on **again**. I should have **destroyed** it. But I saved it for a **rainy day**. And there's a **storm** coming.*
—**The Flash**src

Barry Allen built the **Cosmic Treadmill** so that he could travel through time by use of super-speed.

## History

It was powered by cosmic rays and was coordinated with radioactive pulses from a cosmic ray clock. It released positive radiation when moving forward, sending its user into the future, and negative radiation when moving backward, sending its user into the past.

Near the end of its construction, Barry had only one bug to fix. The positive radiation which sent him into the future caused an electro-magnetic reaction in his body, charging him with positive ions and making him a living magnet.

Barry used the Cosmic Treadmill in many of his exploits. He needed only to program what year he went to and jump on. He had to keep an internal vibration while in the new time period. As soon as he wanted to return to the 20th century, he just released the internal vibrations and he was home.

He used it to travel to the 25th century to save the future from an atomic clock that had been sent there in a time capsule and was going to turn into an atomic bomb. On this trip, he had his first encounter with Professor Zoom.

Before the Crisis on Infinite Earths, it could also be used to travel to other universes. After Barry's disappearance during Crisis, Jay Garrick and Wally West, along with the Earth-One and Earth-Two Supermen, used the treadmill to travel to Earth-Two, only to find a black void. Wally noted that it was destroyed beyond repair after that trip. However, that must not have been the case, since it appeared in later stories.

The cosmic treadmill eventually came into the possession of the Flash Museum. It was instrumental in Wally's defeat of Professor Zoom in the Museum. Wally threatened to use it to visit Zoom as a young man in the future to torment him or just kill him in his crib. Wally set the controls for Zoom's era, began to run, and jumped off so fast that Zoom didn't see him. Thinking that Wally had really gone to the future, Zoom chased after him, only to be sent to his home century, defeated.

After Jenni Ognats, XS of the Legion of Super-Heroes, had been stranded in the 20th Century, she was trying to find a way to return to her friends. It just so happened that another time traveller, John Fox, Flash of the 27th century, was also in town at the time. He, using technology from his own suit, reconfigured the treadmill so that Jenni would not have to keep internal vibrations to remain in the 30th century.

The treadmill eventually wound up in an antique shop in the 25th century. There, it was stolen by Eobard Thawne, who used it to travel back to the 20th century and pose as Barry Allen.

## See Also

* Appearances of Cosmic treadmill
* Item Gallery: Cosmic treadmill
* Images featuring Cosmic treadmill
Coretta Waller (New Earth)

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**Coretta Waller** was the youngest daughter of Amanda Waller.

## HistoryEdit

After the violent deaths of Joe, Jr. and Damita and Joe, Amanda Waller was certain to get her remaining children out of Cabrini-Green in one piece. Coretta graduated high school with her mother's help, which spurred Amanda on to return to school as well.

She became a model and changed her name to Sereetha, as she felt "Coretta" was a slave name. She married a professional athlete named R.J., but it was not a happy marriage and she considered leaving him.

## Related

* Appearances of Coretta Waller (New Earth)
* Images featuring Coretta Waller (New Earth)
* Quotations by or about Coretta Waller (New Earth)
* Character Gallery: Coretta Waller (New Earth)

### Footnotes

1. ↑ *Secret Origins* (Volume 2) #14
2. ↑ *Suicide Squad* #31
3. ↑ *Suicide Squad Annual* #1
Maps

Maps are the various stages that you fight on. They are made out of floating platforms that can be pushed around and manipulated by the player's **abilities**. If players go too far out of the maps boundaries, including jumping in the water, their character will die.

Every map has set spawns, meaning that each player slot always has the same spawn point on a map.

## Map Themes

Currently, there are 3 different themes of maps: A normal grass/ground theme, an ice theme, and a space theme, each having their own properties

A grass/ground stage, has water and moving platforms depending on the stageAn ice stage, has water and slippery platforms depending on the stageA space stage, lacks water and has low gravityWhether or not a map has water can change your strategy as certain abilities. On a map with water, Growth Ray, Shrink Ray and Blink Gun can reflect off the surface of the water, allowing you to hit yourself or angle it to hit a platform not in your character's line of sight.

The ground theme tends to have some of the wackiest stage designs, with lots of platforms and more gimmicky platform placements. The ground theme involves many moving platforms.

Example of a stage with chaotic design
The ice theme tends to be more reserved, with less vertical maps and more normal platform placements. Currently, the ice theme lacks any naturally moving platforms.

The space theme unlike the others only uses spherical platforms. Platforms on these levels tend to be more spaced out, likely to account for the lower gravity. Some space maps have moving asteroids.

After 2 minutes pass on any map sudden death occurs and platforms will start lowering toward the bottom of the screen until there is no more land left to stand on.

## Trivia

* In early footage from Zapray's page you can see old designs for platforms. They use to be much blockier with less grass. I had to delete macho-slime from my game..Oldest short on Zapray's YouTube
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The **Atomic Axe** is a weapon of indeterminate origin.

## History

In the 20th-21st centuries, the Atomic Axe was first wielded by Cole Parker while operating under the alias, the Persuader. After Parker was killed during the "52" event, the axe (or another just like it) was used by his successor, Elise of the Terror Titans.

In the 30th-31st centuries, the Atomic Axe is owned by Nyeun Chun Ti, who likewise assumed the role of the Persuader.

The axe is distinctive in that it can cut or slice through virtually anything, even gravitational forces.

## Trivia

* It has been shown that Persuader's axe can slice through Raven's Soul Self and through time itself.

## See Also

* Appearances of Atomic Axe
* Item Gallery: Atomic Axe
* Images featuring Atomic Axe

## Links and References

* None.

1. ↑ *Teen Titans* (Volume 3) #16
Earth -52

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**Earth -52** is one of the worlds created to die in the Dark Multiverse.

## History

A nightmare reality, its Batman was maddened by the deaths of his crimefighting family and kidnapped the Flash, forcibly merging with him to gain his power in hopes of finally being able to be everywhere at once, becoming the Red Death and embarking on a murdering spree of his rogues gallery. Despite his best efforts, his world was doomed and he was convinced to join the Dark Knights, a group of Batmen from other worlds in the Dark Multiverse to invade and takeover over the prime Multiverse as the servants of Barbatos.

## Residents

* Batman: The Red Death ***(Deceased)***
* Clark Kent
* The Flash ***(Deceased)***
* Nora Fries
* Rogues
	+ Captain Cold
	+ Mirror Master
	+ Weather Wizard
* Victor Fries
* Damian Wayne ***(Deceased)***
* Dick Grayson ***(Deceased)***
* Jason Todd ***(Deceased)***
* Man-Bat ***(Deceased)***
* Penguin ***(Deceased)***
* Riddler ***(Deceased)***
* Scarecrow ***(Deceased)***
* Tim Drake ***(Deceased)***

## See Also

* Characters from Earth -52
* Other things related to Earth -52
* Earth -52's Comic Appearances
* Reality Gallery: Earth -52
Earth -22

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     *Reality names were reused several times. See also Earth 22, Earth-22.*
**Earth -22** is a world from the Dark Multiverse and thus was destined to be destroyed from the moment of its creation.

## History

On this world, a dying Joker launched a final rampage that pushed Batman into finally executing him; however, embedded within the Clown Prince of Crime and activated upon his death was a purified strain of the Joker toxin, transforming his rival into his successor, The Batman Who Laughs. This new monster - possessed of the Joker's morality but Batman's raw ability - slaughtered his way across the planet, from his allies in the Bat-Family to the other members of the Justice League, until it was left a desolate wasteland.

## Residents

* The Batman Who Laughs
* Justice League
	+ Superman ***(Deceased)***
	+ Plastic Man ***(Deceased)***
	+ Flash ***(Deceased)***
	+ Martian Manhunter ***(Deceased)***
	+ Wonder Woman ***(Deceased)***
	+ Red Tornado ***(Deceased)***
	+ Hawkman ***(Deceased)***
	+ Orion ***(Deceased)***
	+ Lex Luthor ***(Deceased)***
* Jim Gordon ***(Deceased)***
* Joker ***(Deceased)***
* Batgirl ***(Deceased)***
* Nightwing ***(Deceased)***
* Red Hood ***(Deceased)***
* Red Robin ***(Deceased)***
* Robin ***(Deceased)***
* Supergirl ***(Deceased)***
* Eliza Danvers ***(Deceased)***
* Jeremiah Danvers ***(Deceased)***
* Lois Lane ***(Deceased)***
* Superboy ***(Deceased)***

## Trivia

* The events leading to the rise of the Batman Who Laughs may be a reference to the true Earth 22, where the murder of the Joker leads to an apocalyptic outcome.

## See Also

* Characters from Earth -22
* Other things related to Earth -22
* Earth -22's Comic Appearances
* Reality Gallery: Earth -22
Flashpoint

## Flashpoint Timeline

**Flashpoint** is an alternate timeline created by Barry Allen when he traveled back in time and saved his mother Nora Allen from Reverse-Flash. When Barry wakes up, he find everything about his life was different; Nora was alive, he wasn't married to Iris West, he wasn't the Flash, and Wonder Woman and the Amazons were at war with Aquaman and the Atlanteans. Cyborg became the United States greatest hero, as Kal-El was captured by the government and doesn't become Superman.

Barry seeks out the help of Batman to help him figure out what happened, but the Batman he finds is Thomas Wayne, since in this timeline Bruce was killed by Joe Chill and Martha became the Joker. Eventually, Barry realized that the humanity was starting to pay the price for "his happiness" in this new world and knew he had to put things back to normal. So he traveled back in time again, merging with his younger counterpart during the attempt to stop the Reverse-Flash, inadvertently creating another timeline which slightly differs from either the Flashpoint or original universe. At some point, the Batman from the new world used the Anti-Crisis Energy suffusing the watch to trap the Flashpoint Timeline in a snowglobe as a pocket universe in order to save Thomas Wayne's life.

The *Flashpoint Timeline* was created by Geoff Johns and Andy Kubert, first appearing in *Flashpoint* (Volume 2) #1 (2011).

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## Other Media

Flashpoint
**Arrowverse**
Alternate timelineReverse-Flashpoint
**Arrowverse**
Alternate timelineFlashpoint
**DC Extended Universe**
Alternate timeline
## Other Media Titles

**Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox**
2013 movie
Dark Nights: Metal

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## Overview

**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.

## RecommendedReading

* *Batman*  (Volume 2)
* Dark Nights: Death Metal
Central City

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 *Central City has a lot of crime. It needs **more** than a costumed hero. It needs **hope.***
—**Iris West**src

**Central City, Missouri** is the home town of the second Flash, Barry Allen.

## History

Central City, located across the Missouri River from Keystone City, Kansas, was founded in the 19th century and became an important stop for cattle drives. It began to see tremendous growth after the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad, becoming the first major hub west of Chicago. A second period of growth occurred after World War I, and it has burgeoned to the present day.

In the 25th Century, the city became known as the **Central Cityplex**.

## Points of Interest

* Brookfield Heights - trendy residential area
* Chubbuck - residential area and home to Central City Hospital
* City Center - downtown area and home to the Flash Museum
* Danville - middle class residential area and home to Barry and Iris Allen
* Englewood - residential area with scenic views of nearby Granite Peak National Park
* Lawrence Hills - industrial area
* Leawood - blue-collar residential area and home to Central City Stadium
* Mounds View - home to Hardwell Fields, the city's airport, and named after many Native American burial mounds in the area
* New Brighton - residential and commercial area, home to the Central City Rail Station
* Petersburg - home to many of Central City's excellent restaurants
* University Town - home to Central City University
* Utopia Towers
* Westminster - formerly home to stockyards, now the location of S.T.A.R. Labs
* Windsor Heights - very exclusive residential area
* Ivo Laboratories

## Residents

### Villains

* Captain Cold
* Heat Wave
* Mirror Master (Sam Scudder)
* Trickster (James Jesse)

### Sports Teams

* Central City Stars (baseball)
* Central City Diamonds (baseball)
* Central City Cougars (football)
* Central City Miners (basketball)

## Notes

* Before the Crisis on Infinite Earths, Central and Keystone, collectively known as the "Gem Cities" were not twin cities. Rather, Central City only existed on Earth-One and Keystone City only existed on Earth-Two.
* Some sources have shown Central City to be in Ohio instead of Missouri. *The Flash* #228 places it at roughly the same spot as Athens, Ohio.
* The map in the *Atlas of the DC Universe* claims that Keystone and Central are across the Mississippi River from each other. The Mississippi does not border Kansas; the Missouri does.
* The DCU version of Central City is not to be confused with the city by the same name seen in Will Eisner's The Spirit.

## See Also

* Appearances of Central City
* Location Gallery: Central City

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Atlas of the DC Universe*
2. ↑ *The Flash Secret Files and Origins* #1
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *The Flash* (Volume 4) #32
All-Star Superman Vol 1

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## History

**All-Star Superman** began publication in January of 2006. The series takes place in an alternate continuity from that of the mainstream DC Universe.

## Overview

After receiving a fatal overdose of solar radiation from Lex Luthor, Superman went about completing several final tasks (including the creation of Earth-Q, the very universe in which the 'real world' exists) before flying into the sun to save it from poisoning by the tyrant star Solaris, repairing it from within. He left behind instructions to combine his genetic code with that of Lois Lane, siring a second Superman who would form the time-spanning Superman Squad that would defend this Earth for all time, led by the original Superman emerged from the sun as a near-divine golden being.

### Continuity differences

Clark Kent's "bumbling" demeanor is seen in this series, a throw-back to his early characterization, seen in particular prior to the retcon of the character in John Byrne's miniseries *The Man of Steel*, done after DC Comics' profound changes to its continuity in the limited series *Crisis on Infinite Earths*. As well, the specific manner in which Clark Kent reveals his dual identity to Lois Lane differs from the same occurrence (in 1993) in the regular DC Comics continuity, which took place only after Clark and Lois were romantically involved.

Another notable difference is that Lois refuses to believe that Clark and Superman are the same man, since Superman has been so convincing in his past efforts to make it appear the two are different people. (References are made to Bruce Wayne impersonating Clark, a ruse that was used numerous times during the Silver Age era of Superman.) Writer Grant Morrison, in an interview, describes the series as "the re-emergence of the original, Pre-Crisis Superman but with 20 years of history we haven't seen."

The continuity of this title is completely separate from those of all other All Star titles.

## IssueList

* *All-Star Superman* #1
* *All-Star Superman* #2
* *All-Star Superman* #3
* *All-Star Superman* #4
* *All-Star Superman* #5
* *All-Star Superman* #6
* *All-Star Superman* #7
* *All-Star Superman* #8
* *All-Star Superman* #9
* *All-Star Superman* #10
* *All-Star Superman* #11
* *All-Star Superman* #12

## All-Star Superman Vol 1/Collections

* All-Star Superman Vol 1 (Collected) (2007) ISBN: 9781401209148
* All-Star Superman Vol 2 (Collected) (2010) ISBN: 9781401218379
* All-Star Superman (Collected) (2011) ISBN: 978-1401232054
* Absolute All-Star Superman (Collected) (2010) ISBN: 9781401229177
* All-Star Superman (DC Comics Black Label Edition) (Collected) (2018) ISBN: 9781401290832

## Notes

* *All-Star Superman* inspired two Superman movies: *All-Star Superman*, a direct adaptation of the story, and the upcoming *Superman: Legacy*, which has been said to draw inspiration from it, particularly with the death of Jonathan Kent.
DC Animated Universe:Protection policy

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Administrators can **protect** and unprotect pages. Protection of a page or image means that a non-admin cannot modify it.

The majority of pages on all Wikia should remain publicly editable, and **not protected**. Pages may, however, be temporarily or permanently protected for legal reasons (for example, license texts should not be changed) or in cases of extreme vandalism or edit warring.

## Uses

* Protecting highly vandalised pages, such as the Main Page on large wikis.
* Maintaining the integrity of the site's logo and favicon.
* Maintaining the integrity of key copyright and license pages.
* Protecting the interface and system messages in the MediaWiki namespace (these are protected automatically)

A **temporary** protection is used for:

* Enforcing a "cool down" period to stop an "edit war", upon request.
* Protecting a page or image that has been a recent target of *persistent* vandalism or *persistent* edits by a banned user.

There is no need to protect personal .css and .js pages like user/monobook.css or user/cologneblue.js. Only the accounts associated with these pages (and admins) are able to edit them. (For more information on using these pages, see the help page on Central

## Rules

1. Do not make the common mistake of protecting pages unnecessarily. For example, do not protect a page simply because it is the Main Page.
2. Do not edit a temporarily protected page except to add a notice explaining the page is protected.
3. Do not protect a page you are involved in an edit dispute over. Admin powers are not editor privileges - admins should only act as servants to the user community at large.
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Vatican

Vatican is the representative delegation of the Holy See. This tiny southern European nation is divided into the administrative area called Vatican City and several other political entities which make up the rest of its territory. The main official and everyday language is Italian, yet Latin is the second official language of this country and French is sometimes used in diplomatic matters. Being the centre of the Catholic church, literally 100% of Vatican's population consists of Christians. With a population of under 1K inhabitants, most ethnic groups in Vatican are Catholic Europeans, especially Italians and Swiss. Vatican only borders Italy, being virtually surrounded by the city of Rome.

Being a founding member of WSC, Vatican has sent entries since 2011, yet has not participated in every edition.

Below there's a table with each entry sent by Vatican.

Participations
 2012 Port of Spain
 2013 Bridgetown
 2015 London

Best result: 2012.

Worst result: 2015.
DC Animated Movie Universe

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The **DC Animated Movie Universe** is a shared universe consisting of a number of movies, shorts and digital-first comics, originally conceived as an "animated New 52", but later expanding into older and original stories. After the Apokolips War, it was reset into the Tomorrowverse.

## History

### Media

#### Movies

* *Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox*
* *Justice League: War*
* *Son of Batman*
* *Justice League: Throne of Atlantis*
* *Batman vs. Robin*
* *Batman: Bad Blood*
* *Justice League vs. Teen Titans*
* *Justice League Dark*
* *Teen Titans: The Judas Contract*
* *Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay*
* *The Death of Superman*
* *Constantine City of Demons: The Movie*
* *Reign of the Supermen*
* *Batman: Hush*
* *Wonder Woman: Bloodlines*
* *Justice League Dark: Apokolips War*

#### Shorts

* *Nightwing and Robin*
* *Constantine: The House of Mystery*

#### Comics

* *Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay*  (Volume 1 (Digital))
* *The Death of Superman: Part 1*  (Volume 1 (Digital))

## Notes

* This continuity also appeared in *Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans*.

## See Also

* Characters from DC Animated Movie Universe
* Other things related to DC Animated Movie Universe
* DC Animated Movie Universe's Comic Appearances
* Reality Gallery: DC Animated Movie Universe
Doom Patrol (TV Series)

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### Played by

Diane Guerrero, April Bowlby, Joivan Wade, Matt Bomer, Brendan Fraser, Riley Shanahan, Matthew Zuk

### Network

HBO Max
DC Universe

### IMDb

Doom Patrol (TV Series)

***Doom Patrol*** is an American television series initially produced for the DC Universe streaming service, and later Max. Based on the superhero team of the same name, the series was created by Jeremy Carver and began on February 15, 2019.

## Cast

### Starring

* Diane Guerrero and Skye Roberts as Kay Challis/Crazy Jane
* April Bowlby as Rita Farr/Elasti-Woman
* Joivan Wade as Vic Stone/Cyborg
* Matt Bomer and Matthew Zuk as Larry Trainor/Negative Man
* Brendan Fraser and Riley Shanahan as Cliff Steele/Robotman
* Timothy Dalton as Doctor Niles Caulder/The Chief
* Alan Tudyk as Eric Morden/Mister Nobody (Season 1)
* Abi Monterey as Dorothy Spinner (Season 2)
* Michelle Gomez as Laura De Mille/Madame Rouge (Season 3 & Season 4)

### Recurring

* Phil Morris as Silas Stone
* Mark Sheppard as Willoughby Kipling
* Julie McNiven as Sheryl Trainor
* Kyle Clements as John Bowers
* Bethany Anne Lind and Sydney Kowalske as Clara Steele
* Karen Obilom as Roni Evers
* Lex Lang as the Candlemaker
* Wynn Everett as Shelley Byron/The Fog
* Sendhil Ramamurthy as Rama/Mister 104

## Episodes

Season Two
 17
 18
 19
 20
 21
 22
 23
 24

Season Three
 26
 27
 28
 29
 30
 31
 32
 33
 34

Season Four
 36
 37
 38
 39
 40

## Notes

* This world, and the characters that live in it, made a cameo appearance in the Arrowverse crossover event *Crisis on Infinite Earths*, according to which *Doom Patrol* takes place on **Earth-21**.
	+ This cameo also confirms that *Doom Patrol*, while it may have been before, is no longer a part of the *Titans* continuity, as that same crossover confirms that series to be set on **Earth-9**, a similar but altogether different world.

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Darkseid War

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### Collected

*Justice League: The Darkseid War, Part 1*, *Justice League: The Darkseid War, Part 2*, *Justice League: The Darkseid War*

### Creators

Geoff Johns

**Justice League: The Darkseid War** is the penultimate story of *The New 52*, leading into DC Rebirth.

## History

As the *The New 52* makes way for *DC Rebirth*, this arc shows a prophecy come to fruition as the  Justice League are caught in a war between  Darkseid and the  Anti-Monitor, only to find out  someone else is facilitating it all for her own scheme.

## Issues

### Core Issues

#### Act One

* *Justice League* (Volume 2) #40 (Prologue)
* *Justice League* (Volume 2) #41 (Chapter One: God vs. Man)
* *Justice League* (Volume 2) #42 (Chapter Two: The New God)
* *Justice League* (Volume 2) #43 (Chapter Three: Taken)
* *Justice League* (Volume 2) #44 (Chapter Four: The Death of Darkseid)

#### Act Two: After Death

* *Justice League* (Volume 2) #45 (Chapter Five: After Death Part One)
* *Justice League* (Volume 2) #46 (Chapter Six: After Death Part Two)

#### Act Three: Gods of Justice

* *Justice League* (Volume 2) #47 (Chapter Seven: God of Justice)
* *Justice League* (Volume 2) #48 (Chapter Eight: Crime Pays)
* *Justice League: The Darkseid War Special* #1 (Chapter Nine: The Darkness Within)
* *Justice League* (Volume 2) #49 (Chapter Ten: Power Mad)
* *Justice League* (Volume 2) #50 (Finale: Death and Rebirth)

### Tie-ins

* *Justice League: The Darkseid War: Batman* #1 (God Only Knows)
* *Justice League: The Darkseid War: Superman* #1 (God of Steel)
* *Justice League: The Darkseid War: The Flash* #1
* *Justice League: The Darkseid War: Green Lantern* #1 (Will You Be My God?)
* *Justice League: The Darkseid War: Shazam!* #1 (Mightiest)
* *Justice League: The Darkseid War: Lex Luthor* #1 (The Omega Judgement)

## Notes

* A prelude for this event was featured in *Divergence* #1.
* The story continues in Rebirth.

## Recommended Reading

* *Forever Evil*
* *Justice League: Injustice League*

## Links and References

Justice League: The Darkseid War Reading Order Checklist at How to Love Comics
Fantasy・Kirby

説明
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### 魔法を守り魔法を自在に扱う魔法の戦士

マホロアが宇宙全体を支配してから100年たった後の世界線で、デデデ大王とメタナイトが反乱軍としてワドルディや他の仲間を集めて軍隊を作っており、カービィはマホロアに負けて異空間に飛ばされて魔法を身に着けてこの世界に戻ってきた。　そんな世界線のカービィ。

姿

頭にはマルクのかぶっている帽子をかぶっており、おでこには太陽のような魔法陣の紋章がついている。

性格
--

かなり陽気でいつものカービィと変わらない。　しかし、魔力を使いすぎると情所不安定になる。（暴れたり、無造作に吸い込みをする。）

能力
--

* コピー能力　相手を吸い込んで飲み込むことで相手が持っている力をコピーして使うことができる。
* 解析魔法　相手の能力、力、性格、技などを知ることができる。（強い力を持ってる相手の解析は少し時間がかかる。）
* 時止め魔法　最高一分までなら時間を止めることができる。（一分すぎると魔力を根こそぎ取られる）
* 強化魔法 　武器や基本的な身体能力の強化が可能。
* 聖狂　魔力を手のひらに込めて呪文を唱えれば周りの世界との壁を破壊して強制的に別世界へと3秒間つなげる。
* 最高傑作マジックスター　自分のワープスターを呼び寄せて星の力を使い魔力を一分ほど無限に使うことができるようになる。（ワープスターは5分動かなくなる。）
* 能力魔法　炎、氷、水、風、電気、などの自然に存在するエレメントを自在に操ることができる。

## 必殺技

* 限界突破　自分の力に限界が来たら使えるようになり、更に力を手に入れることができるようになる。
* Error　謎の空間から青い？糸を取り出して相手を縛ったり操ったりすることができる。（自分は使ってる間継続でダメージを受ける。）
* 禁忌 破壊の手　自分の魔力を相手に全て捧げ、ささげた相手を強制的に爆発することができる。（爆発するまで魔力は戻らない。）

一言
--

* 「魔法こそが全て！」
Alternate Timelines

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An **alternate timeline** is an iteration of a single reality in which events happen differently than they normally would've. Alternate timelines occur most frequently due to tampering with the Timestream, but have been shown to sometimes occur naturally. They may either completely replace, or coexist with the regular timeline.

## Related Articles

* Possible Futures
* Hypertime
* Zero Hour
* Flashpoint
Etrigan (Flashpoint Paradox)

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

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

## NotesEdit

* 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

* 1 Appearances of Etrigan (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Images featuring Etrigan (Flashpoint Paradox)
* 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.
Earth 50

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     *Reality names were reused several times. See also Earth-50.*
**Earth 50** is one of the worlds of the Multiverse in the New 52.

## History

Several decades into the future relative to Prime Earth, Earth 50 is home to the despotic Justice Lords, conquerors of their Earth after President Lex Luthor murdered the Flash, pushing this Earth's Superman over the edge into the role of tyrant after murdering Luthor in retaliation. The Earth's heroes followed his lead, becoming self-interested fascist dictators curbing free speech, democracy and rebellion for the sake of "safety" and "order". Only the Batman labors in secret to overthrow his comrades and restore freedom to the Earth.

## Residents

* Flash ***(Deceased)***
* Harley Quinn
* Joker
* Justice Lords
	+ Lord Batman ***(Deceased)***
	+ Lord Green Lantern
	+ Lord Hawkgirl
	+ Lord Martian Manhunter
	+ Lord Superman
	+ Lord Wonder Woman ***(Deceased)***
* President Lex Luthor ***(Deceased)***
* Superboy

## Notes

* Earth 50 is based on the earlier concept of the Justice Lords seen in the DCAU, though there are some slight differences, such as Batman rebelling in secret against the group prior to the appearance of other dimensional counterparts.
* The pre-Flashpoint Earth-50 was the home of The Authority, who the Justice Lords were modelled on.
* The DC Entertainment Essential Graphic Novels and Chronology 2015 confirms that the title Batman Beyond Universe takes place on Earth 12, Earth 50 therefore being the version of the Justice Lords to confront them later in the series.
* Earth 50 is opposite Earth 12 in the structure of the Multiverse.
* Earth 50 is one end of the "Animated Good/Evil Axis" of the local Multiverse with Earth 12.

## Trivia

* Harley Quinn and the Joker are still together in this reality.

## See Also

* Characters from Earth 50
* Other things related to Earth 50
* Earth 50's Comic Appearances
* Reality Gallery: Earth 50

## Links and References

### References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *DC's Very Merry Multiverse* #1
2. ↑ *Justice League Beyond 2.0* #4
3. ↑ DC Map of the Multiverse: Earth 50
Element X

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**Element X** also known as the **Tenth Metal**, is the purest form of creation itself, capable of overcoming anything from the Dark Multiverse.

## History

It can be manipulated by thought alone to achieve nearly anything, and is present in small quantities in every single thing, sentient being or otherwise, in the Multiverse.

The metal, also known as the "fire of the Fourth World", is the power source of most technology belonging to the New Gods, including Mother Boxes, Father Boxes, and the Miracle Machine.

## Powers and Abilities

Everything within the multiverse is made from the Tenth Metal in its least concentrated state. He who dons this miracle substance has the power to rewrite the nature of reality on a totallic scale.

* **Reality Alteration**: It is the metal of pure imagination personified, having the ability to shape and materialize anything the user can think of and make it real.
	+ **Metamorphosis**: Tenth Metal by itself can also change shape and alternate physical form in coherence to the users desires. Becoming mostly anything they can imagine be it weaponry, shielding or armor.
* **Power Augmentation**: Anyone who adorns 10th Metal has any natural abilities on hand magnified by the strength of their will.
* **Clairvoyance**: Users of the Tenth Metal often receive visions of various occurrences throughout space and time, as well as all across the Multiverse.
	+ **Precognition**: The Metal can reveal to it's handlers visions of the future based upon what their hearts truly desire. Showcasing a preview of whats to come in the near future.
	+ **Cosmic Awareness**: Through the connection to his Element X powered Mother Box, Cyborg has a deeper connection to his universe and beyond. Reality itself speaks to him and provides greater understanding of the Multiverse in order to act as its penultimate guardian against the Dark.

## See Also

* Appearances of Element X
* Item Gallery: Element X
* Images featuring Element X

## Links and References

* None.

1. ↑ *Dark Nights: Death Metal* #5
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 *Dark Nights: Metal* #6
3. ↑ *Final Crisis* #7
4. ↑ *Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps* #32
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 *Justice League* (Volume 3) #33
6. ↑ *New Gods* (Volume 3) #22
Doctor Gotham (New Earth)

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**Doctor Gotham** was an ancient warlock, an enemy of the Shadowpact.

## HistoryEdit

In olden times, a warlock was buried on the eastern coast of North America for his evil. He survived, and over the decades, his evil spread out from him to contaminate the minds of all those who lived around his prison.

Centuries passed, and the tomb became the centre of Gotham City. When the warlock escaped his tomb, he found the city whose existence he had so affected. In a mad fit of pride, he claimed the name Doctor Gotham for his own.

## Related

* Appearances of Doctor Gotham (New Earth)
* Images featuring Doctor Gotham (New Earth)
* Quotations by or about Doctor Gotham (New Earth)
* Character Gallery: Doctor Gotham (New Earth)