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The Bug Episode

The Bug Episode is a Phase 3 entry of North Texas Explorer. It involves multiple segments related to bugs in Texas. It begins with an interview with Summer Smith of the Science Place about their bee exhibit and leads to Devin's attempt at the Tarantula Maze.

The next segment delves into the butterflies of the Texas Discovery Gardens in Fair Park. Director of Horticulture Tina Dombrowski discusses the work they do for their annual State Fair Butterfly Exhibit. She then takes Devin on a tour of the grounds to point out the different plants they maintain and the relationship they have with local insects.

After a break Devin is back at the Texas Discovery Gardens with Gail Elia and getting an up close look at creatures like an African Millipede, a Black Widow spider, and an exotic scorpion.

Next Devin heads to Plano to check out the Cockroach Hall of Fame and Museum. After some brief background information from Austin-American Statesman columnist John Kelso, the Cockroach Museum proprietor Michael Bohdan is interviewed about his unique collection of costumed cockroaches.

He then shows off his collection of Madagascar Hissing Roaches and relates stories about his life in pest control and as a pest control spokesman.

## Background Information

* John Tutor, who had previously appeared in the in the Dallas Museum of Natural History episode, has a small cameo in this episode holding a scorpion.
* All of Devin's segment intros were filmed at the Science Place

## Media Links

* Bugs at the Science Place on YouTube
* Butterflies at the Texas Discovery Gardens on YouTube
* Bugs at the Texas Discovery Gardens on YouTube
* The Cockroach Hall of Fame & Museum on YouTube
Calliope (New Earth)

## Calliope

Gallery

**Calliope** is the muse of epic poetry and former wife of Dream of the Endless.

## History

She was imprisoned by the witter Erasmus Fry to give him inspiration. Decades later, Erasmus gave her to another writer named Richard Madoc, who used her for inspiration and raped her. Calliope asked the muses for help but they would deny it, so she finally asked Dream for help, who freed her.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Immortality**
* **Inspiration**: As a muse Calliope is able to grant inspiration to writers and poets.

### Weaknesses

* **Ancient Rules**: Like the Endless she is bound by a set of ancient rules, among them is a rule that states that if a mortal carrying moly flowers burns her scroll she becomes his possession.

## Notes

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

## Related

* Appearances of Calliope (New Earth)
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* Quotations by or about Calliope (New Earth)
* Character Gallery: Calliope (New Earth)

### Footnotes

1. ↑ *Sandman* (Volume 2) #17
2. ↑ *Sandman* (Volume 2) #17

**Vertigo Character**
This character exists under the Vertigo Imprint which is intended for Mature Readers.Their continuity takes place within the context of Vertigo titles although they may cross over into regular DC continuity.
2000

**2000** has two crossovers of magical mayhem: Sins of Youth, a (predominantly) Young Justice storyline that sees Klarion change children to adults and vice versa, and Emperor Joker, where Joker acquires Mister Mxyzptlk's powers and takes on Superman.

To tie into the new millennium, *Superman: Y2K* #1 is published, which combines computer generated art with conventional drawing. Though not a major event itself, its fallout of B13 Technology will influence Metropolis for several years. Greg Rucka picks up *Detective Comics*  (Volume 1) after No Man's Land, with storylines Evolution and Officer Down as part of the New Gotham era. After gaining a higher profile in No Man's Land, Huntress gets a revised origin in *Batman/Huntress: Cry for Blood*  (Volume 1).
Adam Blake (Prime Earth)

## Comet

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 *Maybe next time it'll take me more than a minute to win!*
—****Comet****src

**Adam Blake** was **Comet**, a hyper-evolved human.

## History

At the time of his birth, a comet passed over his house. The comet's radiation caused his body to evolve, and be, as scientist Emery Zackro called it, "born 1000 years ahead of his time".

Misunderstood, he was shunned by his father and the rest of the town, and roamed rural Kansas for several years, until it was time for him to go to space, to the source of his powers.

### Bulletproof

 *Main article: Action Comics: Bulletproof*

### Crucible Academy

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## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Unique Physiology**
	+ **Flight**
	+ **Self-Sustenance**
	+ **Superhuman Strength**
	+ **Superhuman Durability**
	+ **Superhuman Speed**
	+ **Accelerated Healing**
	+ **Telepathy**
		- **Psychic Projections**
	+ **Telekinesis**
		- **Force Field**

### Abilities

* **Charisma**
	+ **Seduction**

## Notes

* Adam Blake/Captain Comet was created by Julius Schwartz, John Broome, and Carmine Infantino, first appearing in *Strange Adventures* #9. However, in the Prime Earth continuity, Adam Blake/Captain Comet first appeared as part of the *New 52* DC Universe in *Action Comics* (Volume 2) #10 by Grant Morrison and Rags Morales.

## Related

* Appearances of Adam Blake (Prime Earth)
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* 1 Quotations by or about Adam Blake (Prime Earth)
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### Footnotes

1. ↑ *Action Comics* (Volume 2) #0

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Hippolyta (Created Equal)

## Queen Hippolyta

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**Hippolyta** is the Queen of Paradise Island, leader of the Amazons and mother of Wonder Woman.

## Notes

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

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Hal Jordan (Age of Wonder)

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### Footnotes

**Green Lantern Corps member**This character is or was a member of the *Green Lantern Corps*, chosen by the Guardians of the Universe to act as their sector's Green Lantern and to protect it from interstellar threats with a Power Ring.This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Green Lantern Corps members* category."

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Boston Brand (Created Equal)

*What's a poor ol' **Deadman** got to do with this show?*
—****Boston Brand****[src]

## Deadman

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**Deadman** is a supernatural superhero.

## History

After a mysterious plague killed every man on the planet he was summoned for assistance by Zatanna, alongside Circe, Neron and the Spectre. This group of otherworldly entities did not have a solution to the problem and they were dismissed.

## Related

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Jester (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)

*I'm down to my last joke anyway... but this one will kill ya!*
—****Jester****[src]

## Jester

Gallery

The **Jester** was a member of the Justice League, who fought the Crime Syndicate.

## History

Jester and Lex Luthor broke into a building controlled by the Crime Syndicate. He helped Luthor steal the quantum trigger, a device that allows people to travel into different universes.

An alarm set off in the building sent two villains in pursuit of Luthor and the Jester. The Jester stayed behind, sacrificing himself so that Luthor could escape (and against Luthor's objections). The Jester was attacked moments later by Angelique, and J'edd J'arkus. She plunged a fiery sword into the Jester's chest, making an apparently fatal wound.

The Jester then took a spherical bomb out of his pocket, and set it off, exploding the whole floor and taking Angelique and J'edd J'arkus with him. From the street below, Luthor said he was going to honor his death and finish what he had started.

## Powers and Abilities

### Abilities

* **Acrobatics**
* **Engineering**
* **Hand-to-Hand Combat (Basic)**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the film *Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths* and is an adaptation of Joker. The original character was created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger and first appeared in *Batman* #1.
* **The Jester** was voiced by James Patrick Stuart.

## Trivia

* The Jester is based on the Jokester, another heroic version of the Joker.
* He had a headquarters that resembled a giant funhouse and a pet monkey named Harley.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Jester (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)
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### Footnotes

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Dinah Lance (Crisis on Two Earths)

## Black Canary

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 *Wanna hear a secret?*
—****Black Canary****src

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

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the film *Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths* and is an adaptation of Dinah Drake/Black Canary. The original character was created by Robert Kanigher and Carmine Infantino and first appeared in *Flash Comics*  #86.
* Black Canary was voiced by Kari Wührer.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Dinah Lance (Crisis on Two Earths)
* 1 Images featuring Dinah Lance (Crisis on Two Earths)
* 1 Quotations by or about Dinah Lance (Crisis on Two Earths)
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### Footnotes

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Barbara Gordon (Created Equal)

## Green Lantern

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**Barbara Gordon** was a member of the Green Lantern Corps.

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### Footnotes

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

**Green Lantern Corps member**This character is or was a member of the *Green Lantern Corps*, chosen by the Guardians of the Universe to act as their sector's Green Lantern and to protect it from interstellar threats with a Power Ring.This template will categorize articles that include it into the "*Green Lantern Corps members* category."

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Jennifer-Lynn Hayden (Created Equal)

## Jade

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**Jade** is a superhero with all the powers of Green Lantern.

## History

After a mysterious plague killed every man on the planet, she became a member of Wonder Woman's reformed version of the Justice League. In this capacity she helped take down super-villains like Maria Contranetti and the galactic conqueror Starro.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Jennifer-Lynn Hayden (Created Equal)
* 3 Images featuring Jennifer-Lynn Hayden (Created Equal)
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### Footnotes

1. ↑ **JLA: Created Equal*  #1*

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Kimiyo Hoshi (Created Equal)

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### Footnotes

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Circe (Created Equal)

## Circe

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**Circe** is a supernatural figure.

## History

After a mysterious plague killed off every man on the planet, she was one of a number of being summoned by Zatanna to find a solution to the problem. This group included Deadman, Neron and the Spectre. None of them had any help to offer.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Circe (Created Equal)
* 1 Images featuring Circe (Created Equal)
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Earth

*So much trouble from one planet.*
—**Guardians of the Universe**[src]
Earth is the third planet from Sun, the star it orbits. Earth is orbited by the Moon. Having been around for billions of years, Earth is the homeworld of its dominant species, the human race. Earth is often the victim of extraterrestrial invasions, which are typically fought by th

### Aliases

Per'elandra *(Martian name)*; 2814.36.C *(GLC designation)*; Terra ; Gaea *(Earth 11)*; Midgard; Sol III; Terra

## Location Details

### Universe

Earth-Two · Earth-One · New Earth · Prime Earth · Multiverse · Real World

## Characteristics

### Population

7 billion

**Earth** is a rocky planet located in the Milky Way, a galaxy set in the area of space classified by the Guardians of the Universe as Space Sector 2814.

## History

Earth is the third planet from Sun, the star it orbits. Earth is orbited by the Moon. Having been around for billions of years, Earth is the homeworld of its dominant species, the human race. Earth is often the victim of extraterrestrial invasions, which are typically fought by the planet's various superheroes and metahumans, as well as its numerous governments and armies.

## Notes

* Many of the universes in the Multiverse are named for Earth, such as New Earth and Prime Earth.
* Earth is generally the primary setting for the majority of stories set in the DC Universe.

## See Also

* Appearances of Earth
* Location Gallery: Earth

1. ↑ *Green Lantern Corps: Recharge* #1
2. ↑ *Superman* (Volume 5) #4
3. ↑ *The Green Lantern: Season Two* #9
4. ↑ *Future State: Superman: Worlds of War* #2
5. ↑ *Superman* (Volume 5) #4
6. ↑ *Worlds' Finest*  #20

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Aztek

## Nayeli Constant (2016 - Present)

**Aztek** is a super-hero trained from birth by the mysterious Q Society, a secret organization dedicated to providing a champion for **Quetzalcoatl**. His mission is to prepare for the eventual second coming of the dark god Tezcatlipoca, and he spends his days protecting the city of Vanity, Oregon. He later goes on to become a member of the Justice League of America. A female version of Aztek named **Nayeli Constant** debuted in DC Rebirth to challenge The Ray as Vanity's protector.

*Aztek* was created by Grant Morrison, Mark Millar and Norwood Steven Harris, first appearing in *Aztek: The Ultimate Man*  #1 (1996). *Nayeli Constant* was created by Steve Orlando and Ivan Reis, first appearing in *Justice League of America* (Volume 5) #20 (2018).

Uno
**New Earth**
Modern AgeUno
**Prime Earth**
DC Rebirth

## Multiverse

Quetzalcoatl
**New Earth**
Gods of MexicoUno
**Earth-One**
Silver AgeUno
**Earth 12**
DCAUUno
**Earth 63**
DC vs. Vampires
### Possible Futures

Azteka
**Possible Futures**
JLA: Rock of AgesNayeli Constant
**Possible Futures**
Last Ride
## Other Media

Uno
**DCAU**
Justice League UnlimitedUno
**Video Games**
Scribblenauts Unmasked

## See Also

* Ultimate Man
* Quetzalcoatl
Slade Wilson (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)

## Slade Wilson

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**Slade Wilson** is the President of the United States on the parallel Earth that the Crime Syndicate was native to.

## History

Once a war hero, he became more of a pragmatist during his administration when dealing with the Crime Syndicate, especially when it costed him the life of his wife, the First Lady. His daughter Rose was rather outspoken against her father's policies of dealing with the Crime Syndicate and urged the people of the nation to stand up and take action against them, encouraging them to do what is right rather than what is convenient. This made her a target for the Crime Syndicate, and she would have been killed by Archer, one of their Made Men, if not for the timely intervention of J'onn J'onnz from the Earth native to the Superman-led Justice League. The Crime Syndicate threatened to destroy certain parts of Earth if Slade didn't comply with controlling what his daughter had to say in public about them, but with Owlman's transporting the weapon to a parallel Earth called Earth-Prime and its subsequent detonation in a different parallel Earth that was devoid of all life, Slade was able to even the odds against the remaining Crime Syndicate head members and turned them over to the authorities.

## Powers and Abilities

### Abilities

* **Law**
* **Political Science**
* **Tactical Analysis**

## Notes

* Traditionally, Slade Wilson is depicted with his right eye concealed. Since it's a mirror universe, this version wears an eye patch instead over his left eye.

* President Slade Wilson is the second Wilson to hold the title, the first being President Woodrow Wilson.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Slade Wilson (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)
* 1 Images featuring Slade Wilson (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)
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Aquaman (Crisis on Two Earths)

## Aquaman

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**Aquaman** was a reserve member of the Justice League.

## History

Batman managed to convince Aquaman to join an expanded Justice League. He arrived with a small team of recruits when Superwoman, Captain Super, Uncle Super, and Captain Super Junior teleported into the Watchtower in search of the Quantum Trigger. Always eager for a challenge, Aquaman faced off against Captain Super even though he was statistically weaker than Super. With the help of his allies, Aquaman defeated Captain Super and soundly launched him into the Hangar Bay from the Teleporter Room.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Atlantean Physiology**
	+ **Amphibian**
	+ **Superhuman Strength**
	+ **Superhuman Durability**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the film *Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths* and is an adaptation of Aquaman. The original character was created by Mort Weisinger and Paul Norris and first appeared in *More Fun Comics*  #73.
* Aquaman was voiced by Josh Keaton.

## Related

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### Footnotes

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Lex Luthor (Created Equal)

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### Footnotes

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She-Bat (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)

## She-Bat

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**She-Bat** was one of Superwoman's made men.

## History

She-Bat is seen on a computer page of Superwoman's made men with Mary Mayhem, Manhawk ,Mister Horrific, Megamorpho, and unnamed evil counterparts of Wildcat, Sandman, Blue Beetle, Power Girl, Doctor Fate, Zatanna, Firestorm, Red Tornado Cyborg and Swamp Thing.

## Notes

* She-Bat is an amalgamation of Man-Bat and Catwoman.
* She-Bat was not named in the movie, but Jerome Moore identified her as such on his DeviantArt page.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of She-Bat (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)
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### Footnotes

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Victor Stone (Flashpoint Paradox)

## Cyborg

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**Cyborg** is America's greatest hero and a resistance leader.

## History

Victor Stone is the man who became the superhero Cyborg. In the original timeline, he worked alongside Superman, Batman, Flash, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, and Captain Atom to stop the Reverse Flash's bombs from detonating and destroying the Flash Museum, working with Captain Atom to remove the bomb that was attached to Captain Boomerang's belt. In the alternate timeline that was created by the Flash, he was sent by the President of the United States to gather a group of superheroes to stop the war between Aquaman's Atlantean forces and Wonder Woman's Amazonian forces, which included the S.H.A.Z.A.M. kids. Thomas Wayne (Batman) initially refused to join the team as its tactical leader, but later on changed his mind. With help from the Flash, Cyborg broke into a secret underground government facility in Metropolis where they found and freed Kal-El the Kryptonian, who discovered that he had superpowers when exposed to the rays of the yellow sun. Cyborg, Batman, and Flash together infiltrated New Themyscira as Aquaman and Wonder Woman engaged in one final battle with each other, hoping to stop the war once and for all. However, Cyborg found himself overpowered and torn apart by Aquaman, who was about to stab Cyborg in the heart with his trident, but the arm holding the trident was severed by Kal-El, who appeared to defend his friend and ally until he died in Kal-El's arms.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Cybernetic Enhancement**
	+ **Self-Sustenance**
	+ **Superhuman Strength**
	+ **Super-Leaping**
	+ **Superhuman Durability**
	+ **Enhanced Intellect**

### Abilities

* **Leadership**
* **Computer Operation**
* **Computer Hacking**

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Victor Stone (Flashpoint Paradox)
* 3 Images featuring Victor Stone (Flashpoint Paradox)
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### Footnotes

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Mark Richards (Flashpoint Paradox)

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the film *Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox* and is an adaptation of Mark Richards/The Tattooed Man. The original character was created by Geoff Johns and Ethan Van Sciver and first appeared in *Green Lantern* (Volume 4) #9.

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Red Tornado (Crisis on Two Earths)

## Red Tornado

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**Red Tornado** was a reserve member of the Justice League.

## History

Batman convinced Red Tornado to join an expanded Justice League. He arrived with a small team of recruits when Superwoman, Captain Super, Uncle Super, and Captain Super Junior teleported into the Watchtower in search of the Quantum Trigger. Red Tornado's powers proved ineffectual against the Super's and he was subdued by Uncle Super after failing to asphyxiate him.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Aerokinesis**
	+ **Tornado Creation**
	+ **Flight**
* **Android Body**
	+ **Superhuman Durability**

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Red Tornado (Crisis on Two Earths)
* 1 Images featuring Red Tornado (Crisis on Two Earths)
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### Footnotes

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Taiwan

The Republic of China was created in 1949. In a bitter conflict, Mao Tse-Tung forced the Nationalist forces under General Chang Kai-Shek off the mainland. They set up their own country on the island of Taiwan (known in the west as Formosa). For the decades that followed it, there was a fragi

## Location Details

### Universe

Real World · New Earth · Quality Universe · DCAU · Smallville (TV Series) · Super Friends · Earth-16

### Country

Taiwan

**Taiwan**, officially the **Republic of China**, is a island off the coast of the mainland People's Republic of China. Both claim to be the real China.

## History

The Republic of China was created in 1949. In a bitter conflict, Mao Tse-Tung forced the Nationalist forces under General Chang Kai-Shek off the mainland. They set up their own country on the island of Taiwan (known in the west as Formosa). For the decades that followed it, there was a fragile peace between the two, that quickly became a stalemate. On at least two occasions, the Nationalist government and population of Taiwan were successfully defended by the famous Blackhawk Squadron against aggression from Red China.

## See Also

* Appearances of Taiwan
* Location Gallery: Taiwan

## Links and References

* Taiwan at Wikipedia.org

1. ↑ *The Great Ten*  #9
2. ↑ *Blackhawk* #63
3. ↑ *Blackhawk* #105
Lois Lane (Created Equal)

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### Footnotes

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

Finding comics that you're interested in or getting into comics for the first time can seem difficult, but there are a lot of great things to read out there. DC Comics has something for pretty much everybody, having published comics since 1935, some great and some bad. This is intended as a guide to help people sort them out, whether they're new to comics entirely or old veterans. These are by no means definitive or authoritative and obviously you can read the stories in whatever order you choose, but this is guidance for those who seek it. Leave a message on the talk page if you have any suggestions for topics we should be covering.

## DC Universe

* **Aquaman**
* **The Atom**
* **Batman**
	+ **Bane**
	+ **Batgirl**
	+ **Catwoman**
	+ **Harley Quinn**
	+ **Hugo Strange**
	+ **The Joker**
	+ **Mr. Freeze**
	+ **Penguin**
	+ **Poison Ivy**
	+ **Ra's al Ghul**
	+ **Riddler**
	+ **Robin**
	+ **Scarecrow**
	+ **Two-Face**
* **Black Canary**
* **Blackhawk Squadron**
* **Captain Marvel**
* **Doctor Fate**
* **Doom Patrol**
* **Eclipso**
* **The Flash**
* **Freedom Fighters**
* **Funny Recommendations**
* **Green Arrow**
* **Green Lantern**
* **Hawkman**
* **Jonah Hex**
* **Justice League**
* **Justice Society of America**
* **Legion of Super-Heroes**
* **Miscellaneous**
* **The Outsiders**
* **Suicide Squad**
* **Superman**
	+ **Supergirl**
* **Swamp Thing**
* **Teen Titans**
* **WildStorm Universe**
* **Wonder Woman**
* **Young Readers**

## See also

* Image Comics Recommended Reading
* Marvel Comics Recommended Reading
Sai (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)

## Sai

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**Sai** was one of Owlman's Made Men.

### *Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths*

Sai attacked the Justice League on Owlman's orders. She fought against Wonder Woman, but was bested by the Amazon.

## Notes

* Sai is an evil version of Katana, with some resemblance to Cheshire.

## Related

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

### Footnotes

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

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Xiomara Erazo (Prime Earth)

## Dynastes

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**Xiomara Erazo**, also known as **Dynastes** and **Yellow Beetle**, is a Salvadoran school teacher fused with a Horizon scarab.

## Powers and Abilities

### Abilities

* **Multilingualism**
* **Teaching**

## Paraphernalia

### Equipment

* **Yellow Beetle Scarab**
	+ **Yellow Beetle Armor**
		- **Metamorphosis**
			* **Energy Projection**
			* **Weaponry**
			* **Wings**
				+ **Flight**
		- **Superhuman Speed**
		- **Superhuman Strength**

## Related

* Appearances of Xiomara Erazo (Prime Earth)
* 1 Images featuring Xiomara Erazo (Prime Earth)
* Quotations by or about Xiomara Erazo (Prime Earth)
* Character Gallery: Xiomara Erazo (Prime Earth)

### Footnotes

This character, team or organization, is or was primarily an enemy of the Blue Beetle Legacy in any of its incarnations. Including Dan Garrett, Ted Kord and Jaime Reyes as well as any alternate universe equivalents.
This template will automatically categorize articles that include it into the "*Blue Beetle Villains*" category.
Power Ring (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)

## Power Ring

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**Power Ring** was the evil counterpart of Green Lantern and one of the six leaders of the Crime Syndicate.

## History

### *Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths*

Power Ring was one of the six founding members of the Crime Syndicate who terrorized the Earth they inhabited, keeping its governments in near submission by threat of a nuclear war. He was one of the members who favored the use and development of a quantum-powered nuclear weapon that would destroy all life on Earth if the Earth governments refused to relinquish what little power they had left to the Crime Syndicate.

## Paraphernalia

### Equipment

* **Power Ring**
	+ **Energy Construct Creation**
		- **Force Field**
	+ **Energy Projection**
	+ **Flight**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the film *Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths* and is an adaptation of Power Ring. The original character was created by Gardner Fox and Mike Sekowsky and first appeared in *Justice League of America*  #29.
* Power Ring was voiced by Nolan North.
* Power Ring is the evil counterpart of Green Lantern

## Related

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

### Footnotes

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

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Showcase Presents: Adam Strange Vol. 1 (Collected)

## 2007

**Showcase Presents: Adam Strange Vol. 1**  is a paperback collection part of DC Comics' *Showcase Presents* series. This volume reprints various DC Comics stories in black and white, originally published during the Golden, Silver and Bronze Age publishing eras.

## Issues

* Showcase #17
* Showcase #18
* Showcase #19
* Mystery in Space #53
* Mystery in Space #54
* Mystery in Space #55
* Mystery in Space #56
* Mystery in Space #57
* Mystery in Space #58
* Mystery in Space #59
* Mystery in Space #60
* Mystery in Space #61
* Mystery in Space #62
* Mystery in Space #63
* Mystery in Space #64
* Mystery in Space #65
* Mystery in Space #66
* Mystery in Space #67
* Mystery in Space #68
* Mystery in Space #69
* Mystery in Space #70
* Mystery in Space #71
* Mystery in Space #72
* Mystery in Space #73
* Mystery in Space #74
* Mystery in Space #75
* Mystery in Space #76
* Mystery in Space #77
* Mystery in Space #78
* Mystery in Space #79
* Mystery in Space #80
* Mystery in Space #81
* Mystery in Space #82
* Mystery in Space #83
* Mystery in Space #84

## Related

* Showcase Presents
* *Mystery in Space*  (Volume 1)
Mister Horrific (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)

## Mister Horrific

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**Mister Horrific** was one of Superwoman's made men.

## History

Mitser Horrific is seen on a computer page of Superwoman's made men with Mary Mayhem, Megamorpho, Manhawk, She-Bat and unnamed evils counterparts of Wildcat, Sandman, Blue Beetle, Power Girl, Doctor Fate, Zatanna, Firestorm, Red Tornado, Cyborg and Swamp Thing.

## Notes

* Mister Horrific is the evil counterpart of Mister Terrific.
* Mister Horrific was not named in the movie, but Jerome Moore identified him as such on his DeviantArt page.

## Related

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

### Footnotes

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

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

## Deathstroke

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**Deathstroke** led a crew of mercenaries to a covert mission to Europe.

## History

Slade Wilson was a man who, in the alternate timeline created by Barry Allen (Flash), headed a team of superpowered mercenaries, including the tech genius Lex Luthor, to discover the location of Aquaman's secret weapon and destroy it. However, he and his team were soon discovered and captured by Aquaman's forces, who proceeded to slay everybody on board the ship, including Slade.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Enhanced Strength**
* **Enhanced Agility**

### Abilities

* **Firearms**
* **Seamanship**
* **Swordsmanship**
* **Weaponry**
* **Hand-to-Hand Combat (Advanced)**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the film *Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox* and is an adaptation of Deathstroke. The original character was created by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez and first appeared in *New Teen Titans* #2.
* Because the film is and adaptation of the "Flashpoint" stories, this character is closely based on Deathstroke as he appeared in *Flashpoint: Deathstroke and the Curse of the Ravager*, written by Jimmy Palmiotti with art by Joe Bennett.
* Deathstroke was voiced by Ron Perlman.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Slade Wilson (Flashpoint Paradox)
* 2 Images featuring Slade Wilson (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Quotations by or about Slade Wilson (Flashpoint Paradox)
* Character Gallery: Slade Wilson (Flashpoint Paradox)
Model Citizen (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)

## Model Citizen

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**Model Citizen** was a "Made Man" of the Crime Syndicate under Owlman.

## History

During a raid of the Justice League's floating fortress, Model Citizen was one of the Made Men that joined Owlman and Superwoman. A short time later, the Syndicate faced off against a parallel Justice League. Model Citizen attempted to use her mind control on the Flash, which temporarily worked, but she was soon knocked out by Wonder Woman from behind. With a snap of the finger, the Flash was back to normal.

## Notes

* Model citizen was voiced by Kari Wührer.
* Model Citizen is the bad counterpart of Looker.

## Related

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

### Footnotes

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

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

## Green Arrow

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**Green Arrow** was the defender of the common working-class of Manhatten's lower east side.

## History

The Green Arrow became known to the League of Science after they raided the headquarters of the domestic terrorist group, the Spartans. Taking Green Lantern out of the fight with a trick arrow, the emerald archer disabled Star-man with a blow to the head from his bow and halted the Human Flash with his bolas before confronting the Super-Man. Surprisingly, it was the people themselves who came to their protector's aide, hurling rocks and rotten fruit at the alien champion. When Clark asked why the people were so scared of them, Arrow pointed out it had been the League of Science that had stormed into their neighborhood as though they owned the place. Green Arrow made a point of showing Clark and his allies that the suffering and poverty of the people who lived in the area was due to the science and progress the group's so-called "Age of Wonder" was creating. In short, the League had CREATED the Spartans, and they would only be the first, so long as Clark and his friends continued to stand for everything except justice. The archer told the League that HE would deal with the Spartans and walked away, bidding farewell. The group attempted to stop him, only to find he had disappeared.

A decade later, the Arrow and the Bat-Man were pursuing a group of thieves to the warehouse district. Following them into one building, which had been converted into a factory, Oliver dodged the bullets from one of the criminals' gun, only to see fuel from the tank behind him leaking toward a sparking console. Green Arrow died as he had lived, pursuing justice.

## Powers and Abilities

### Abilities

* **Archery**

* **Stealth**: Green Arrow managed to elude the entire League of Science, simply walking around a corner and seeming to disappear into thin air.

## Paraphernalia

### Weapons

* **Trick Arrows**

* **Bolas**

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Oliver Queen (Age of Wonder)
* 1 Images featuring Oliver Queen (Age of Wonder)
* Quotations by or about Oliver Queen (Age of Wonder)
* Character Gallery: Oliver Queen (Age of Wonder)

### Footnotes

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

## Poison Ivy

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**Poison Ivy** was one of many women who tried to figure out the mysterious death of every man on the planet.

## History

In one of the community's more desperate and unorthodox attempts, Swamp Thing helped her go on a mental journey to The Green, where she spent six days lost in an infinite sea of life. The trip ravaged her mind, leaving her completely helpless and insane. She was confined to Arkham Asylum in her debilitated state. Black Canary lamented that this was tragic, although Ivy knew the risks going in.

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Pamela Isley (Created Equal)
* 3 Images featuring Pamela Isley (Created Equal)
* Quotations by or about Pamela Isley (Created Equal)
* Character Gallery: Pamela Isley (Created Equal)
Maria Contranetti (Created Equal)

## Green Lantern

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**Maria Contranetti** was a super-villain **Green Lantern**.

## History

Originally she was a feminist and was an aspiring stand-up comedian attending college. After a mysterious plague killed every man on the planet, she discovered Kyle Rayner's Green Lantern Ring and used it towards her own ends. Eventually the Justice League hunted her down and forced her to give up her weapon... which was then given to her successor in the Green Lantern Corps, Barbara Gordon.

## Paraphernalia

### Weapons

* **Green Lantern Ring**
	+ **Energy Construct Creation**
		- **Force Field**
	+ **Energy Projection**
	+ **Flight**

## Related

* 1 Appearances of Maria Contranetti (Created Equal)
* 5 Images featuring Maria Contranetti (Created Equal)
* Quotations by or about Maria Contranetti (Created Equal)
* Character Gallery: Maria Contranetti (Created Equal)

### Footnotes

1. ↑ **JLA: Created Equal*  #1*

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