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Colu

## Appearances

**Colu** is the homeplanet of the Coluan species.

## History

Being one of the most naturally intell species in the Universe, the Coluans that inhabited Colu were considered to be among the most technologically advanced cultures to have ever existed, alongside the Kryptonians. One Coluan named Brainiac, who was an intergalactic criminal and terrorist, made his way to planet Earth, where he was defeated and killed by the local heroes Superman and the Flash. Afterwards, his body was stolen by a terrorist group he had created prior to his demise called the Dark Circle. They took his body back to Colu and, whilst trying to resurrect their leader, took genetic samples of him and cloned him, in an effort to create another 12th level intellect being. This process created Brainiac 2, 3, 4 and lastly Brainiac 5, who successfully inherited a 12th level intellect. The Circle then returned to Earth to attack the Legion Academy of the Legion of Super-Heroes in an effort to steal the Miracle Machine, though they were defeated by Supergirl and Brainiac 5. Meanwhile, other four Brainiacs caused their own demise, as they ripped the patchwork-like body Brainiac had created for himself out of their bodies apart, ending the most infamous family line of Colu.

## Residents

* Dark Circle (formerly)
	+ Brainiac (deceased)
	+ Brainiac 2 (deceased)
	+ Brainiac 3 (deceased)
	+ Brainiac 4 (deceased)
* Brainiac 5 (formerly)

## Notes

* **Colu** was created by Edmond Hamilton and Cary Bates and first appeared in DC comics in Superman #167 in February 1964.
Humans (Earth-1)

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For Earth-2 Humans, see Humans (Earth-2).

For Earth-AD Humans, see Humans (Earth-AD)

**Humans** are the dominant species of the planet Earth.

## History

The history concerning humans is nearly identical to the one from our world. Notable differences include the existence of Metahumans, superheroes and villains, the public knowledge about alien species and its interactions with them such as with Superman and the existence of cities like Gotham and Metropolis. Additionally, humans also exist on other planets such as Eden Corp Mining Colony 75, though it is as of yet unclear if these humans were biologically identical or just similar to the ones from Earth. Two known Humans have also been accepted into the Green Lantern Corps, that being Hal Jordan and his replacement John Stewart, who have also bothe been part of the Justice League, a team of superheroes defending the Earth and everyone on it. A thousand years into the future, Humans, along with other species still reside on Earth and are protected by the Legion of Super-Heroes.

## Characteristics

Humans share the same characteristics as the ones from our world.

## Powers

While normal humans generally do not have any kind of superhuman abilities, there are some humans with special abilities, called Metahumans.

## Known Humans

Eden Corp ForemanLois LaneMeyraPerry White
Gotham City

**Gotham City** is a city in the United States of America on Earth. Among its most prominent inhabitants is the Batman, who watches over the city and acts as its protector.

## External Links

* Gotham City from DC Universe Online Wikia
* Gotham City from Lego Marvel & DC Wikia
* Gotham City from Batman Arkham Wikia
* Gotham City from Arkham City Wikia
* Gotham City from DC Animated Movie Universe Wikia
* Gotham City from Gotham Knights Wikia
* Gotham City from Adventures of Chris And Tifa Wikia
* Gotham City from Tim Burton Wikia
Diana of Themyscira

**Princess Diana of Themyscira** is the superhero known as **Wonder Woman** and a member of the Justice League.

## Physical Appearance

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.
Rannians

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**Rannians** are a the main species of the planet Rann.

## History

At some point, the Rann-Thanagarian war started, leading to many casualties on both sides. Among those were the Rannians that died when Thanagarians Thanagarian missiles attacked one of Rann's cities. Among these was Alanna Strange, wife of Adam Strange, the Rannian hero who disappeared shortly after. After a peace treaty, the Rannians and Thanagarians tried to symbolize their new alliance by creating a Zeta-Beam connection between Rann and Thanagar, though this experiment, which was supervisez by scientists Sardath and Banth Dar was sabotaged by the rogue Yellow Lantern Thaal Sinestro, which lead to a new war and bloodshed once again. As a means to end this war, Rannian scientist Sardath tried to modify the Zeta Beam technology into a mass destruction weapon, which they wanted to use to send Thanagar into a supernova. At the same time as he was finishing it, Adam Strange returned and together with Green Lantern Hal Jordan and John Stewart, Shayera Hol and Green Arrow, he reached Sardath. He pleaded to him not to use the weapon but before anything could be decided, Sinestro and his forces attacked. After they were defeated, Hal Jordan, secretly infested by the fear parasite Parallax and turned evil, murdered Sardath and planned to destroy both Thanagar as well ans Rann. While he was battling the others, Strange, whose Meta gene caused the Zeta Beams to be attracted to him, sacrificed himself by flying in front of the two planets and ended up being transported to a supernova instead. His death was however not in vain, as it saved both Thanagar and Rann as well as their inhabitants and brought peace to these worlds once again.

## Characteristics

Rannians appear to be almost identical to Humans, though their choices of clothing is slightly different and more traditional looking. Some of them, mainly warriors, also have blue lined face tattoos.

## Known Rannians

Adam StrangeAlanna Strange.jpgAlanna StrangeAleea Strange.jpgAleea Strange
## Trivia

Rannians were created by Gardner Fox and Mike Sekowsky and first appeared in DC Comics in Showcase #17 in
December 1958.
Iris West

**Iris West** is the fiancée of Barry Allen, otherwise known as The Flash.

## Biography

Sometime in the past, Iris met and began a relationship with Barry Allen, who secretly was the superpowered speedster and superhero known as The Flash. One day, he and Iris decided to travel to Metropolis, in order to get away from Barry's other job and have a nice picnic just for themselves. During their time together, Iris asked what exactly Barry wanted from her, seeing as he always kept her at distance. He responded, that he could not let his enemies know about her because she would be endangered, to which Iris replied that life is always dangerous. They then both heard a loud noise, and Barry went to investigate its origin. After a short battle against the alien supervillain Brainiac, during which he teamed up with Superman, Flash got accidentally sent to another universe, from which he returned shortly after and defeated Brainiac. In truth however, he had been trapped there for almost an entire week, during which he had faced many enemies and also made some allies, one of which had also given him an engagement ring and advised him not to loose any time with the one he loved. Upon returning to Iris and explaining to her about his recent adventures, Barry knelt down and asked Iris to marry him, to which she said yes.

## Gallery

In Metropolis.Picnicking with Barry.Barry proposing to her.
## Trivia

* **Iris West** was created by Robert Kanigher and Carmine Infantino and first appeared in DC comics in Showcase#4 in October 1956.
Coluans

## Appearances

**Coluans** are a species native to Colu.

## History

At some point, the Coluan known as Brainiac visited planet Earth in order to fight its alien protector, Superman, and eradicate all life on it. However, an unknown variable in the form of The Flash, another local hero, appeared, and together they fought Brainiac. In the end, the Coluan criminal tried to shoot Superman with a Green Kryptonite bullet, but the Flash caught it and threw it back at him, which seemingly killed Brainiac. Centuries later however, his descendants Brainiac 2, 3, 4 and 5 would also play important parts in the history of the universe, with Brainiac 5 even choosing to go the heroic way and joining the Legion of Super-Heroes.

## Known Coluans

* Brainiac
* Brainiac 2
* Brainiac 3
* Brainiac 4
* Brainiac 5
Carla Falcone Viti

## Associations

### Relatives

Vincent Falcone (father; deceased)
Carmine Falcone (brother; deceased)
Louisa Falcone (sister-in-law; formerly)
Alberto Falcone (nephew; deceased)
Sofia Falcone (niece; deceased)
Selina Kyle (niece)
Gilda Dent (niece-in-law; annulled)
Unborn Child (grandnibling; deceased)
Johnny Viti (son; deceased)

## Appearances

### Voiced by

Amy Landecker

**Carla Falcone Viti** was the sister of Carmine Falcone.

## References

1. ↑ Batman: The Long Halloween - Part Two
Garth Ranzz

## Appearances

**Garth Ranzz** is a superhero in the future and a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes.

## Biography

Born in the 31st century with electrical powers, Garth Ranzz became a superhero under the name of Lightning Lad. At some point, together with fellow heroes Cosmic Boy and Saturn Girl, he founded the Legion of Super-Heroes. Together, the three of them later visited their idol, Superman, a thousand years in the past and showed him that even a millennium later, he still inspired superpowered individuals to become heroes. While on a mission on a black star near Garth's home planet, the Legion Academy was attacked by the terrorist group known as the Dark Circle. The academy trainees sent an S.O.S signal to the Legion, which returned to find that the academy members had already taken care of the threat. Lightning Lad, together with Cosmic Boy and Saturn Girl flew down to the trainees and took a look at them, before they decided that all of them should be accepted into the Legion as legionnaires.

## Gallery

As Lightning Lad.A hologram of the founding members.With the rest of the Legion.Together with Saturn Girl and Cosmic Boy.
## Trivia

* **Garth Ranzz** was created by Al Plastino and Otto Binder and first appeared in Adventure Comics #247 in April 1958.
Green Lantern Corps

## Appearances

**The Green Lantern Corps** was the universe's biggest and most powerful police force.

## History

### Creation

Eons ago, the Guardians of the Universe created the Corps as a patrolling police group in order to keep law and peace throughout the universe. Among its greatest members were Abin Sur, Thaal Sinestro and of coure, the most powerful of them all, Hal Jordan.

### Destruction

After former Lantern Sinestro had sabotaged the Zeta-Beam experiment of Rann and Thanagar, he outsmarted Lantern Jordan and seperated him from his ring, which allowed him to infect him with the fear parasite Parallax in order to corrupt him and bring him under Sinestro's control. While he thought Hal was his to command, Sinestro took him to Oa, the Corps headquarters and together they massacred the entire Corps, including the Guardians. As they stood over the dead bodies of their enemies, Jordan called all the rings of his fallen comrades and became one of the most powerful entities in the universe. Sinestro witnessed this and tried to escape, but was caught by Parallax with a giant hand. Sinestro then swore loyalty to him and Parallax became the new leader of the Sinestro Corps, with the goal to completely destroy and remake the universe, in his image.

### Restoration

When the Human John Stewart received the Ring of former Lantern Jordan, he and a few others traveled through the universe to stop Sinestro and avenge the Corps. Along the way, they met Hal Jordan and let him join their group, not knowing his true intentions. After they beat Sinestro, he revealed his new true self and tried to use the Zeta-Beam to destroy both Rann and Thanagar, but was stopped by Stewart and the others. After his defeat, he tried to stab John Stewart in a last effort attack, but was shot 5rough the heart from behind by his former best friend Green Arrow. Later, Stewart took some of the Rings Parallax stole from the other Lanterns corpses and let them loose on Earth so they could find new bearers and rebuild the Green Lantern Corps.

## Former Members

Abin Sur.jpgAbin Sur (Deceased)Boodikka (Deceased)Hal Jordan (Formerly, deceased)Ke'Haan (Deceased)Salakk (Deceased)Soranik Natu (Deceased)Thaal Sinestro (Formerly, deceased)Tomar-Re (Deceased)
* Arisia Rrab (Deceased)
* Chaselon (Deceased)
* Ch'p (Deceased)
* Galius Zed (Deceased)
* Hannu (Deceased)
* Laira Omoto (Deceased)
* Kreon (Deceased)

## Notes

* The Green Lantern Corps was created by John Broome and Gil Kane and first appeared in DC comics in Showcase #22 in October 1959. The original story in the comics of how the Green Lantern Corps was annihilated by Parallax left many Lanterns still allive, and even some Guardians of the Universe, most famously the Lost Lanterns. It is unknown if there were any survivors of Sinestro's attack on Oa, though throughout Green Lantern: Beware My Power it is implied that there were no survivors.
Earth-1

## Appearances

**Earth-1** is one of the many universes in the Multiverse.

## History

Eons ago, a group of Maltusians called Guardians of the Universe divided the entire Universe into thousands of sectors, in order to patrol them with their Green Lantern Corps. Even though the Corps stayed active and fulfilled its duty even many years later, there were still war like the one between Thanagar and Rann, during which Rannian hero Adam Strange went missing, were still able to happen without Lantern interference. Also, natural catastrophes like the destruction of planet Krypton or the near total annihilation of the Martian species went without aide of the Green Lanterns. One of, if not the most relevant and important planets in this Universe was however Earth, from Sector 2814. On it, there were not only multiple prominent beings from all over the galaxy, like J'onn J'onzz, one of the last sons of Mars or the two last surviving Kryptonians, Kal-El and Kara Zor-El, but it also had its own defenders and heroes, such as the vigilante of Gotham City, Batman, the fastest man alive who called himself The Flash, the king of Atlantis, Aquaman and even two of the greatest Green Lanterns, John Stewart and Hal Jordan, though the latter was unfortunately turned against the Corps and had helped in destroying it. These individuals, along with other heroes like Wonder Woman, Green Arrow and Vixen, formed the Justice League, a group of superheroes who acted as Earth's main line of defense against threats, extraterrestrial or local. There were also many intergalactic criminals, villains and monsters battled by the League or its separate members, including Lobo, Brainiac, Thaal Sinestro and Parallax. During the League's time, there were also disruptions in Sector 814 from unknown origins which were spreading.

### Future

A thousand years later, there was another group of heroes called the Legion of Super-Heroes, who even came into contact with Superman through an unknown sort of time travel.

## Superheroes

* Batman
* The Flash
* Superman
* Green Lantern/Hal Jordan
* Green Lantern/John Stewart
* Green Arrow
* Martian Manhunter
* Vixen
* Wonder Woman
* Aquaman

## Notes

* In contrast to most other continuities, Earth-1 appears to be divided into at least a five-digit number of Sectors, rather than the common 3600 Sectors.
Oswald Cobblepot

**Oswald Cobblepot** is a criminal in Gotham City and an adversary of the superhero known as the Batman.

## Biography

### Incarcerated in Arkham

At some point, Oswald Cobblepot started his criminal career in Gotham City, and took on the alias "the Penguin", due to his height and uncommon appearance. He was then taken down and imprisoned in the Arkham Asylum by the vigilante Batman. On Christmas Eve, during the time known as "The Long Halloween", Batman visited the criminal Julian Day in the Asylum, in order to question him about a new series of killings. He walked past several cells of the villains he had faced at this point in his career, among those were Oswald himself, along with Scarecrow and the Mad Hatter.

### Attack on Falcone

On Halloween night, nearly a whole year later, the former district attorney turned supervillain Harvey Dent, now working under the pseudonym "Two-Face", broke into the Asylum, together with his zombified friend Solomon Grundy, and freed every major villain, excluding Calendar Man, but including the Penguin, in order to help him kill the mob boss Carmine Falcone, also known as the Roman, whom he fekt responsible for ruining his life. While Scarecrow, Mad Hatter and Poison Ivy were distracting the police, Two-Face, Penguin, the Joker and Solomon Grundy entered the Falcone Tower directly through the elevator, and let the zombie tank most of the gunfire from Falcone's henchmen before taking them out. The group was then confronted by Sofia Falcone, Falcone’s daughter, who opened fire at them. Hiding behind Grundy, Oswald quickly reacted and shot her with a missile from his umbrella, which severely injured her and took her out of the fight. The group then entered Falcone’s office, where the Roman was already being held captive by Ivy’s plants and was ready to be judged by Two-Face. While Dent had a conversation about chance him, Penguin and the others were standing by, waiting for Two-Face to finish him off. Then, just as Two-Face was about to kill Falcone, Batman came to his rescue, along with his new partner Catwoman. Penguin fought the caped crusader with his umbrella, but was quickly defeated and knocked out. After Batman and Catwoman had defeated the villains, and even though Two-Face had managed to murder Falcone, they were all taken back to Arkham.

## Abilities

* **Marksmanship**
* **Fencing**

## Gallery

As the Penguin.Incarcerated at Arkham.Entering the Falcone Tower with Two-Face and the Joker.Hiding behind Grundy while shooting a misile at Sofia Falcone.Challenging the Batman.
## Trivia

* **Oswald Cobblepot** was created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger and first appeared in DC comics in Detective Comics #58 in December 1941.
* It is unknown, as of now, why exactly the Penguin was incarcerated in the Arkham Asylum, seeing as he showed no signs of mental health issues, other than the other villains. It could be however, due to his general aggressive nature, as displayed in other medias.
Rex Tyler

**Rex Tyler** is a superhero and a member of the Justice Society on Earth-2.

## Biography

### Origins

Rex Tyler was a scientist working for the army during the time of the second World War. Due to his scientific abilities, Rex was able to create the Miraclo formula, which he would utilize to greatly increase his own strength and durability and he became a superhero, operating under the name Hourman, due to his powers only ever being available one hour a day for him. He worked for the army, until he was approached by Colonel Steve Trevor, who asked him to join a team of superheroes he was putting together to aid the Americans in their fight against the Nazies. Along with heroes such as Wonder Woman, Hawkman, Black Canary and The Flash, he was able ti save many lives and became a valuable member of their team, the Justice Society.

### Meeting another Flash

One day, the Society had been sent to France, in order to deal with some German troops and rescue civilians from a war zone. During this battle, Wonder Woman came across another individual who named himself the Flash, much to the teams confusion.

## Equipment

* Costume
* Miraclo: This drug grants Rex enhanced physical attributes for 1 hour a day.
	+ **Enhanced Strength**: Only an hour a day.
	+ **Enhanced Durability**: Only an hour a day.

## Relationships

Allies:

* Justice Society
	+ Wonder Woman - Leader
	+ Black Canary
	+ Hawkman †
	+ The Flash
	+ The Flash (Earth-1)
* United States Military
	+ Steve Trevor †
* Shakespeare
* Doctor Fate

Enemies:

* Nazi Party
* Psycho Pirate
	+ Aquaman
		- Atlantean Creatures
Argo City

## Appearances

**Argo City** was the capital city of planet Krypton before its destruction.

## History

Acting as the capital city of one of the highest developed civilizations in the Universe, Argo City inhabitated a large amount of the Kryptonian race. Additionally, the Science Council, as well as the Military Guild were both located in Argo City. One day, general Alura Zor-El, and her daughter Kara were jogging in a park in the city. After she was beaten by her daughter, Alura happily informed her that her application for the Military Guild had been accepted, before the star Rao, which had acted as Krypton's sun, burst out an enormous amount of energy. This led to the whole planet becoming unstable and slowly cracking open. Realizing that their homeworld was doomed, Alura and her brother-in-law, scientist Jor-El, sent both their children away in space crafts, although originally, Alura had intended to evacuate all of Argo City, which had failed, due to none of the escape pods activating, except one, which she used for her daughter. In the end, everyone on Krypton and in Argo City died, and Kal-El and Kara were sent to distant planet Earth, though Kara Zor-El's Pod was damaged, and she only arrived decades after her cousin.

## Residents

* House of El
	+ Jor-El (Deceased)
	+ Lara Lor-Van (Deceased)
	+ Alura Zor-El (Deceased)
	+ Zor-El (Deceased)
	+ Kal-El (Formerly)
	+ Kara Zor-El (Formerly)

## Gallery

Alura Zor-El and Kara Zor-El jogging in a park.
## Trivia

* **Argo City** was created by Otto Binder and Al Plastino and first appeared in DC comics in Action Comics #252 in May 1959.
* In some continuities like Injustice, Argo City is shrunk and stolen by Brainiac, though most of the times, this happens to the city of Kandor. In the comics, Argo City actually survived Krypton's destruction, due to the scientific efforts of Supergirl's parents, and continued to float around in the universe, inhabitating the last of the Kryptonian race.
Perry White

**Perry White** is the managing editor of the Daily Planet, the biggest newspaper in Metropolis.

## Biography

At some point Perry White became the managing editor for the Daily Planet in Metropolis. He would frequently look out for new talents he could recruit for his staff, such as Lois Lane, whom he hired after she used her journalistic abilities to bring down the corrupt buisnessman Lex Luthor. He introduced her to the rest of his staff, though they were not as enthusiastic about their new colleague as he was, possibly because he insulted them right before presenting Lois. After the battle at the S.T.A.R. Labs facility, where an alien called the "Flying Man" fought an intergalactic bounty hunter with the help of a Martian, the people of Metropolis begged for more information about the newly discovered aliens. Therefore, Perry rounded up his top team, including Lane, Ron Troupe and the new intern Clark Kent, and ordered them to bring him stories about these extraterrestrial beings. After another clash between the aliens, Clark Kent, who had only recently started to work under him as a full time reporter, did not return to work and Perry sent Lois to find Clark in order to fire him, though she did not do so. He later changed his mind and decided to keep Kent at the Planet.

## Gallery

Managing editor.Chief of the Daily Planet.
## Trivia

* **Perry White** was created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster and first appeared in DC comics in Superman #7 in December 1940.
Parasite's Attack

## The Attack

Rudy Jones attacks S.T.A.R. Labs in an attempt to gain answers from Lobo but frees him in the process after draining his cell's energy which transforms Rudy into a parasite-like creature and begins invading Metropolis. Superman and J'onn J'onzz work together to stop Rudy. However, during the battle, Rudy is draining their powers while extracting information from them. The battle results in J'onn's death after being burnt by Rudy.

A powerless Superman requests help from Lex Luthor from prison to help him restore his abilities by sending him to the sun. Through S.T.A.R. Labs CCTV footage, Superman realizes Rudy is the Parasite due to Lobo's grenade which was an organic EMP. It consisted of a purple foam/liquid and was designed to absorb energy, but instead bonded with Rudy's DNA to create the Parasite. Lex deduces that the Parasite would have gained Superman's weaknesses from absorbing his energy, and reveals that he has enlisted Lobo after buying out S.T.A.R. Labs.

## The Last Shadowdown

Lex, Clark, and Lobo devise a plan to lure the Parasite into Metropolis' power plan and use Lobo's Kryptonite ring in hopes to weaken it. The plan becomes unsuccessful when the ring fails prompting Lobo to suicide-bomb the Parasite. Lex equips the ring with a magnifying pulse rifle and shoots the Parasite, ultimately taking it down. Lex then double-crosses Superman but is stopped by J'onn, who had faked his death using his abilities. With the plan failed, Superman tries to calm the Parasite down by using his humanity and in turn, Superman formally introduces himself to the world as Kal-El. Suddenly, the power plant begins to overload, and Parasite sacrifices himself to stop it.

## The Aftermath

In the aftermath, Superman and J'onn meet at the roof of the *Daily Planet* where they also see Lobo alive due to his regeneration. J'onn laments that they are each the last of their species but Lobo reveals there might be more Martians and Kryptonians out there with J'onn heading off to find them.
Dark Circle

## Information

### Aliases

The Black Zero
The Ouroboros
The Beginning
The End

### Status

Active (present)
Defunct (future)

## Appearances

The **Dark Circle** was a terrorist cult led by Brainiac.

## Members

### Former Members

* Brainiac (leader; deceased)
* Brainiac 2 (deceased)
* Brainiac 3 (deceased)
* Brainiac 4 (deceased)
* Mon-El (incarcerated)

## Enemies

### Former Enemies

* Justice League
	+ Batman (Bruce Wayne)
	+ The Flash (Barry Allen)
	+ Superman (Clark Kent)
* Legion of Super-Heroes
	+ Andromeda (Laurel Gand)
	+ Arm-Fall-Off-Man (Floyd Belkin)
	+ Atmos (Marak Russen)
	+ Blok
	+ Bouncing Boy (Chuck Taine)
	+ Brainiac 5
	+ Catspaw (April Dumaka)
	+ Chameleon Boy (Reep Daggle)
	+ Chemical King (Condo Arlik)
	+ Color Kid (Ulu Vakk)
	+ Comet Queen (Grava)
	+ Cosmic Boy (Rokk Krinn)
	+ Dawnstar
	+ Dream Girl (Nura Nal)
	+ Duplicate Girl (Luornu Durgo)
	+ Element Lad (Jan Arrah)
	+ Ferro Lad (Andrew Nolan)
	+ Gates (Ti'julk Mr'asz)
	+ Gold Lantern (Kala Lour)
	+ Invisible Kid (Jacques Foccart)
	+ Karate Kid (Val Armorr)
	+ Kid Quantum (Jazmin Cullen)
	+ Kinetix (Zoe Saugin)
	+ Monstress (Candi Pyponte-Le Parc III)
	+ Phantom Girl (Tinya Wazzo)
	+ Polar Boy (Brek Bannin)
	+ Power Boy (Jed Rikane)
	+ Proty
	+ Saturn Girl (Imra Ardeen)
	+ Sensor Girl (Projectra Wind'zzor)
	+ Shadow Lass (Tasmia Mallor)
	+ Star Boy (Thom Kallor)
	+ Stone Boy (Dag Wentim)
	+ Supergirl (Kara Zor-El)
	+ Tellus (Ganglios)
	+ Timber Wolf (Brin Londo)
	+ Tyroc (Troy Stewart)
	+ Wildfire (Drake Burroughs)
Justice Society of America

## Appearances

**The Justice Society of America** is a group of superheroes, that was formed by President Roosevelt as a counter measure against the growing Nazi threat.

## History

### Formation

During the Second World War, United States President Roosevelt was approached by colonel Steve Trevor from the United Sates Army, who proposed to form a team of superpowered individuals to fight the Nazi regime. Among the recruits he listed were the speedster Jay Garrick, otherwise known as the Flash, the rehabilitated criminal Black Canary, the scientist Rex Tyler who called himself Hourman and the ancient egyptian Carter Hall alias Hawkman. Together, they would be fighting the Germans and protect the free world. Upon asking who would lead this colorful team, president Roosevelt was greeted by Diana Prince, an Amazon going by the name of Wonder Woman, who presented herself as the head of the group. After the proposal was accepted by the president, they began to actively fight in the war and protect the civilians caught in the crossfire, though they always ensured that the enemy would not fing out about them, even going so far as recruiting a journalist who went by the name of Shakespeare, who was tasked with rewriting their adventures for the public and making it look like the American soldiers won the battles by themselves.

## Known Members

### Current Members

* Wonder Woman (leader)
* Black Canary
* Hourman
* The Flash

### Former Members

* Hawkman (deceased)
* The Flash (honorary member, left to Earth-1)

## Allies

* United States of America
	+ Franklin D. Roosevelt
	+ United States Military
		- Steve Trevor (deceased)
* Doctor Fate
* Superman
* Kamandi

## Enemies

* Nazi Germany
	+ Nazi Party
		- Adolf Hitler
* Psycho Pirate
	+ Aquaman (formerly)
		- Atlanteans
		- Atlantean Creatures

## Extended Links

* Justice Society of America from Arrowverse Wikia
* Justice Society of America from Smallville Wikia
* Justice Society of America from SuperFriends Wikia
* Justice Society from DC Wikia
* Justice Society of America from Batman: the Brave & the Bold Wikia
* Justice Society of America from DC Universe Online Wikia
* Justice Society of America from Wikipedia
* Justice Society & Justice Society Members from Heroes Wikia
* Justice Society from DC Extended Universe Wikia
* Justice Society of America from DC Animated Movie Universe Wikia
* Justice Society of America from Shazam Wikia
* Justice Society of America from Superman Rebirth Wikia
* Justice Society of America from Golden Age Comics Wikia
* Justice Society of America from DC Comics Extended Universe Wikia
* Justice Society from Stargirl Wikia
* Justice Society of America from Ultimate Pop Culture Wikia
* Justice Society of America from DC Wikia
* Justice Society of America from Superheroes Wikia
* Justice Society of America from Beast Wars Transformers Wikia
* Lego JSA from Lego Wikia
Eden Corp Foreman

## Unknown

The Foreman was the leader of a small human colony and  mining outpost.

## Biography

The unnamed individual known only as “the Foreman“ was a member of Eden Corp. He also had a wife named Diane and Meyra, their daughter. One day, he encountered a strange man out in the middle of nowhere, who later presented himself as Adam Strange, a Rannian war hero who was transported halfway through the universe by a Zeta-Beam, and took him in. In the following years, Strange tried to calculate the exact time window and place the Zeta Beam would arrive again in order to return home, but was unsuccessful. The Foreman and the rest of the colony started to dislike him as he started to drink himself into despair and showed aggressive behavior against mist of them. While he still tried to help him at the beginning, even the Foreman grew tired of his behavior. This went so far that, when an unkown species of giant insects attacked the colony, he left Strange behind because he was too drunk to fight. Luckily for him though, the Foreman was mistaken, as Strange showed up exactly when they needed them the most. He defeated the bugs and saved the Foreman's family, for which he was grateful and forgave Strange's former failings. The colony later evacuated the planet and the Foreman offered to take Strange with them, but the Rannian declined. Shortly after he and the rest of the still allive humans left, a Zeta Beam appeared and once again teleported Strange away.

## Physical Appearance

The Foreman is dark skinned, seemingly human male with black hair, a black beard and brown eyes. He wears the standard red-yellow Eden Corp miner uniform with matching goggles. He appears to be of significant age, seeing as he has multiple wrinkles on his forehead.

## Personality

The Foreman is a dutiful hardworking leader who cares deeply about his family and subordinates. Though he showed compassion to a confused and helpless Adam Strange, he quickly lost hope and gave him up as he started to get more and more drunk, even going so far as leaving him behind and saying he no longer was a human being in his eyes. This is probably due to his responsibility and duty as a leader to protect his own people, even at the cost of someone who he believes has no way of aiding them. Nonetheless, as soon as Strange had saved his wife and child, the Foreman showed great gratitude towards him and even offered him a place on their ship, indicating that he may either has had a change of heart, or, now that the danger had passed, that he could see Strange as an individual again and not a liability to him and his people.

## Abilities

* Mining
* Marksmanship

## Relationships

Family:

* Diane (Wife)
* Meyra (Daughter)

Allies:

* Eden Corp
	+ Adam Strange (savior, deceased)
	+ Noris
	+ Bartender

Enemies:

* Unidentified Alien Insects
Helmet of Fate

## Appearances

**The Helmet of Fate** is a magical helmet worn by Kent Nelson that gives him the supernatural abilities to become Doctor Fate.

## History

Long ago, a man named Kent Nelson got into the posession of the Helmet of Fate. This helmet allowed him to channel mystical energy and become the sorcerer known as Doctor Fate. While acting as such, he met and befriended one reincarnation of the winged hero Hawkman. During the second world war, Doctor Fate was captured by the Nazis and tortured for information. While imprisoned, he was seperated from his helmet, though he could still use it to project his astral form into the Speed Force to direct the Flash from another Universe to keep running, which brought him to his own Universe. Later, as this Flash and the Justice Society of America arrived to rescue Kent, they gave him a code and asked the imprisoned sorcerer to decrypt it. After doing so, and partially explaining the reason for bringing the Flash to this universe, Nelson teleported away, taking the Helmet with him and leaving nothing behind except an ankh symbol.

## Functions

* Magic
	+ Teleportation
	+ Astral Projection
	+ Precognition
	+ Code Breaking
* Costume: When worn, the Helmet of Fate gives its wearer a blue costume with golden highlights, golden shoulderpads and a golden amulet.

## Trivia

* **The Helmet of Fate** was created by Gardner Fox and Howard Sherman and first appeared in DC comics in More Fun Comics #55 in May 1940.
* In the comics, the helmet is inhabited by the spirit of Nabu, an ancient god and lord of order who lends his magical power to whoever is wearing it.
Deimos

**Deimos** was the despotic ruler of Skartaris.

## Biography

### Ruling Skartaris

Bwing born with the ability to control Magic, Deimos of Skartaris became a powerful sorcerer and with his power, managed to become the sole ruler of Skartaris. He resided in his castle on Baroth Mountain and frequently fought against his rival and archenemy Warlord, who lead a rebellion against him. At some point, the people of Skartaris were abducted by the alien tyrant Mongul, who placed them in stasis on his planet killing weapon Warworld, where they constantly repeated the same cycles of violence, terror and death in a telepathically created replica of their world, in order to power the planet.

### Hiring the mercenary and defeat

When the Human hero known as Batman was captured and forced into the same illusion the people of Skartaris were sharing, he was found by Deimos, who offered him his freedom and gold, in exchange for his services. Batman, having lost all of his memories, accepted, and under Deimos instructions he would pose as a mercenary sent to kill Warlord and enter his homebase of Shamballah. There, he would kill enough warriors to gain Travis Morgan's attention, against whom he would then proceed to lose a fight and be captured. He would then make a deal to bring the Warlord to the wizard’s castle, where Deimos would be waiting to kill him. All of this went according to plan, and as Batman and Warlord were the last two members of the resistance standing, Batman betrayed him and left him to die at the hands of one of Deimos creatures. At this point, Deimos had made two more prisoners, Mariah Romanova of Warlord’s resistance and another amnesia-suffering hero, Wonder Woman. As Batman returned to the treasure chamber, Deimos was already waiting for him, with a revolver in his hand. He claimed to be willing to let Batman go with his payment, under the condition that he would execute the two prisoners. After declining to do so, Deimos proceeded to aim at the hero, though the Warlord, seemingly having survived his earlier asassination attempt, returned and attacked Deimos. After being defeated, Deimos revealed his true magical powers and transformed into a giant snake, attacking each of his enemies. While most of the weapons seemed to be useless against him, Wonder Woman used her Lasso of Truth in order to restrain him, while Morgan, now remembering his origins, used Deimos very own gun to shoot him in the head, destroying one of his eyes and injuring him heavily. After vowing revenge, Deimos teleported away and disappeared. In reality, this all happened in psychic illusions casted by the Martian Manhunter, and when the Manhunter destroyed Warworld, all of its prisoners, including Deimos, met their end

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Magic**
	+ **Transfiguration**
	+ **Teleportation**

### Abilities

* **Deception**
* **Marksmanship**

## Notes

* **Deimos** was created by Mike Grell and first appeared in DC comics in 1st Issue Special #8 in November 1975.
Adam Strange

**Adam Strange** is a superhero on the planet Rann.

## Biography

### Rann-Thanagar War

Adam Strange was born on Earth and eventually travelled to Rann, where he married a woman named Alanna and had a daughter named Aleea. When a Thanagarian armada invaded the planet, Alanna was caught in a missile strike. In her dying moments, Adam came to her and asked for the location of their daughter, but she died before she could tell him. Strange then fought against several Thanagarian soldiers whilst trying to find his daughter, but was teleported away by a Zeta-Beam to an unknown planet in Sector 24601.

### Stranded

Strange was soon found by an Eden Corp foreman and was taken to Eden Corp Mining Colony 75, where he quickly explained his ordeal to the man. He was then offered a job as a miner until he figured out how to return home.

As the years passed, Strange began to lose hope that he would ever see his daughter again, resulting in him becoming an alcoholic. One day, he was in a bar talking to himself about his calculations and asked the bartender for another drink, but was refused. He then threw a bottle at the man, which resulted in him being thrown out of the bar and beaten up. As Strange was about to pass out, the foreman came and told his men to take him to a shelter.

Some time later, the foreman came to ask Strange for assistance when the colony was under attack by insect-like creatures, but he was passed out. The foreman then instructed his men to grab the weapons from his room and to leave him there.

## Equipment

### Former Equipment

* **Flight Suit**:
* **Ray Gun**:

## References

1. ↑ Green Lantern: Beware My Power
2. ↑ Adam Strange
Green Lantern Corps Headquarters

## Appearances

**The Green Lantern Corps Headquarters** was the main building on planet Oa and the base of operations of the Green Lantern Corps.

## History

When the Guardians of the Universe created the Green Lantern Corps, they chose planet Oa as the headquarters of the Corps. There, they built a building with a giant Green Lantern symbol, from which all other structures were built around. Inside, there was the Hall of Famous Lanterns, were statues of the most prominent members of the Corps, such as Hal Jordan and Thaal Sinestro, were standing. When said two former Lanterns attacked Oa, all other members of the Corps fell to their wrath and the headquarters was damaged during their rampage. Later, when Humans John Stewart and Oliver Queen were searching the ruins for survivors, they noticed that all other buildings were built around the headquarters and investigatet further inside.

## Users

* Guardians of the Universe
* Green Lantern Corps

## Gallery

The Headquarters.The Hall of Famous Lanterns.
Metahumans (Earth-1)

## Appearances

**Metahumans** are a species of superpowered individuals.

## History

Most extraordinary abilities from otherwise normal people originate from the so called Metagene, which activates mutations that can turn into superpowers. Despite their name, Metahumans are also found outside the Human species from Earth. Notable individuals with the Meta gene include the Rannian Adam Strange, who had the ability to summon Zeta-Beams, albeit unknowingly and uncontrollably, Rudy Jones, a janitor who came into contact with alien parasitic life forms that turned him into an energy vampire called Parasite, Pamela Isley, is able to control plants and calls herself Poison Ivy, Barry Allen, who was turned into a speedster called the Flash, two members of the Legion of Super-Heroes, Bouncing Boy and Invisible Kid, who were, contrary to the many aliens in their team, both Human born Metahumans, with the abilities to inflate themselves and turn invisible, respectively and the cosmic being Lyla Michaels, also known as Harbinger, with the ability to teleport herself and others, among others. Waylon Jones became a mutant crocodile.

## Known Metahumans

* Adam Strange (deceased)
* Rudy Jones/Parasite (deceased)
* Barry Allen/The Flash
* Pamela Isley/Poison Ivy
* Chuck Taine/Bouncing Boy
* Jacques Foccart/Invisible Kid
* Lyla Michaels/Harbinger
* Waylon Jones/Killer Croc

## Trivia

* While having been appearing for decades before, the term **Metahuman** was created by Andrew Helfer and Kevin Dooley and first appeared in DC comics in Invasion! #1 in December 1988.
* This marks the first continuity that a non-human, Adam Strange has been described with the term Metahuman.
Iraq

**The Iraq** is a country on Earth.

## History

At some point, a war broke out in Iraq. Many soldiers from the Usa participated in it, such as Rudy Jones, who would use his experience and knowledge he had gained during his time there to notice that the reporter he was talking to, Clark Kent was being followed by a mysterious figure. Another man who served in Iraq returned to become a police officer and advised fellow ex-soldier John Stewart that he also saw hell there, but that he couldn’t let it out on random civillians, like John did prior, only that these people had been attacking him, instead of the other way around.
Salakk

Salakk was part of the Green Lantern Corps.

## History

Salakk was chosen by a Green Lantern Power Ring and became the Green Lantern of his sector. During Sinestro's and the corrupted Hal Jordan's attack on Oa, Salakk and every other Lantern was brutally murdered by the Sinestro Corps. After his demise, Hal jordan took the Rings of many fallen Lanters, including Salakk's, for himself and became the new leader of the Sinestro Corps.

## Powers

* Energy Constructs
* Flight

## Equipment

* Green Lantern Power Ring
* Green Lantern Uniform

## Relationships

Allies:

* Green Lantern Corps
	+ Guardians of the Universe
		- Ganthet †
	+ Boodikka †
	+ Gallius Zed †
	+ Hannu †
	+ Ke'Haan †
	+ Kreon †
	+ Laira Omoto †
	+ Tomar-Re †

Enemies:

* Sinestro Corps
	+ Thaal Sinestro † - Killer
	+ Hal Jordan †

## Trivia

* Salakk was created by Marv Wolfman and Joe Staton and first appeared in DC comics in Green Lantern Volume 2 #149 in February 1982.
* In the comics, Salakk is the administrator of the Guardians of the Universe, often working directly for them.
Kamandi: The Last Boy on Earth!

* Poster
* Title Card

**Kamandi: The Last Boy on Earth!** is a 2021 film and the fourth installment in the Tomorrowverse. It was released on May 11, 2021.

## Synopsis

Kamandi, Jack Kirby's beloved creation comes to animated life as the last civilised teenage boy on a postapocalyptic Earth... ruled by talking animals! In this short, he must survive a series of deadly tests.

## Cast

* Cameron Monaghan as Kamandi
* Steve Blum as Golgan, Tuftan
* Adam Gifford as Zuma
* Armen Taylor as Ben Boxer

## Appearances

### Characters

#### Protagonists

* Kamandi
* Tuftan
* Ben Boxer

#### Antagonists

* Rats
* Zuma

#### Other Characters

* Buddy Blank (flashback)
* Click-Clack
* Etrigan (pictured; flashback)
* Golgan
* Jack Kirby (name seen; flashback)
* Superman (pictured)

### Teams and Organizations

* Ape Cult
* Daily Planet (name seen)
* DC Comics (logo; flashback)
* Global Peace Agency (mentioned)

### Events

* Great Disaster (pictured)
* Kamandi's Trials

### Species

* Apes
* Demons (pictured; flashback)
* Dogs
* Grasshoppers
* Horses
* Humans
* Kryptonians (pictured)
* Rats
* Seagulls
* Tigers

### Objects and Concepts

* Superman Suit
* The Demon (flashback)

### Locations

* Multiverse
	+ Earth-AD
		- Earth
			* North America
				+ Blüdhaven (flashback)
					- Command D (flashback)
				+ Metropolis
					- Daily Planet Building
				+ New York City
					- Statue of Liberty

## Notes

* Kamandi: The Last Boy on Earth! was confirmed to be canon to the Tomorrowverse by Jeremy Adams on Twitter.

## References

1. ↑ Per the Justice Society: World War II Blu-ray
2. ↑ Jeremy Adams' Tweet
DC Showcase: Adam Strange

## Adam Strange

* Poster
* Title Card

**Adam Strange** is a 2020 short film and the first installment in the Tomorrowverse. It was released on May 19, 2020.

## Synopsis

On an asteroid mining colony, mysterious drifter Adam Strange is dismissed as an interplanetary derelict. But when miners accidentally unleash a horde of deadly alien insects, Adam struggles to save the colony as his heroic backstory is revealed.

## Cast

* Charlie Weber as Adam Strange
* Kimberly Brooks as Alanna Strange, Diane, Meyra
* Ray Chase as Noris
* Roger R. Cross as Foreman
* Fred Tatasciore as Bartender

## Appearances

### Characters

#### Antagonists

* Unidentified Alien Insects
* Thanagarians (flashback)

#### Other Characters

* Alanna Strange (flashback)
* Aleea Strange (hologram)
* Bartender
* Diane
* Foreman
* Meyra
* Noris

### Teams and Organizations

* Eden Corp
* Rannian Military (flashback)
* Thanagarian Military (flashback)

### Events

* Attack on the Eden Corp Mining Colony
* Rann-Thanagar War (flashback)
	+ Attack on Rann

### Species

* Humans
* Rannians
	+ Metahumans
* Thanagarians (flashback)
* Unidentified Alien Insects

### Objects and Concepts

* Adam Strange's Flight Suit
	+ Jetpack
	+ Ray Gun
* Magic (mentioned)
* Nth Metal (flashback)
	+ Thanagarian Armor
	+ Thanagarian Maces
	+ Thanagarian Space Cruisers
* Zeta-Beams

### Locations

* Multiverse
	+ Earth-1
		- Sector 2682 (flashback)
			* Rann (flashback)
		- Sector 24601
			* Eden Corp Mining Colony 75
				+ Bar Debris
				+ Eden Corp Mine
				+ Front Street

## Notes

* DC Showcase: Adam Strange was retroactively confirmed to be canon to the Tomorrowverse in an interview by Butch Lukic, following the release of Green Lantern: Beware My Power.

## References

1. ↑ Per the Justice League Dark: Apokolips War Blu-ray
2. ↑ 'Green Lantern: Beware My Power: Producer Butch Lukic Talks Adam Strange, Hawkgirl, & Intergalactic War: Exclusive Interview'