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The DC Universe Timeline is a timeline of the major events in the fictional DC Universe. It represents fictional settings for most of the stories featured in DC Comics' publications. DC has published several official timelines with publications such as History of the DC Universe. These timelines coincide with each other because they were published by DC Universe. Plotholes are common in the Golden Age of Comics throughout the Modern Age because of the concept of the Multiverse. The timeline represents fictional time in the Golden Age, Silver Age, and Modern Age of comics. Due to the "floating timeline" that is applied to events in the Modern Age, everything published in the past 5 decades are considered to have taken place in the present. Please note that DC has officially revised its universe's history thrice in the limited series Crisis on Infinite Earths (1985), Zero Hour (1994) and Infinite Crisis (2006) and events in the current continuity might no longer be the same as when they were originally published. All dates are approximate unless stated otherwise and all listings include the individual timelines of the DC Universe.
[edit] Before the Big Bang
[edit] Dawn of Time
- c. 20,000,000,000 B.C. – Crisis on Infinite Earths: The Anti-Monitor appears at the dawn of creation to undo the universe. The Spectre, backed up by superheroes, fights the Anti-Monitor and allows the universe to be created.[4]
- c. 19,000,000,000 B.C. – The current universe is created by (and in turn creates) The Source .
- c. 18,000,000,000 B.C. – GodWorld is formed.
- c. 17,000,000,000 B.C. – Life begins to evolve on GodWorld.
- c. 15,000,000,000 B.C. – Humanoid beings on the GodWorld became known as the Old Gods and fought titanic wars.
- Imperiex is reborn in the new universe and begins his eons-long destiny of remaking the universe again.
[edit] Billions of years ago
- The GodWorld is destroyed in a great war caused by the Old Gods' greatest weapon, Mageddon. The gods are killed, and the "Godwave" is unleashed on the universe. This creates forces in the universe (such as the Speed Force and the Metagene) that allow certain superpowers to exist. It also gives birth to new gods on planets all around the universe, including Earth.
- Mageddon is imprisoned in a gravity sink on the outer curve of space-time.
- The remains of Godworld form the planets Apokolips and New Genesis.
- An experiment by Krona, a member of an immortal race of creatures from the planet Oa, creates the Anti-Matter Universe; his people decide to atone for this accident by becoming the Guardians of the Universe. [6]
- Many of the then existing cosmic entities meet to discuss the ways and means of the universe. There the first Despair convinces Rao to spark life on the planet Krypton, doomed at the onset, and suggests that he should let one Kryptonian survive, in order that he might despair at the loss of his home.[7]
[edit] Ancient Times
- Civilization begins on the planet Krypton.
- 100 million years ago. – Armageddon 2001: Captain Atom travels through time in chase with Monarch. He also encounters Chronos.
- c. 50,000 YA
- Caveman Vandar Adg gains immortality from exposure to a strange meteor, setting him on the path to becoming the evil Vandal Savage. [11]
- c. 30,000 YA
- A plague wipes out most of the Martian race.
- A great civilization, rich in both magic and technology, forms on the continent of Atlantis.
- Many years after its formation, Atlantis sinks. Some cities survive underwater thanks to their protective domes. The surviving Atlanteans use magic and technology to change themselves into water-breathing forms, and continue to live under the sea, unknown to the rest of mankind.
- 2600 BC Shazam gives power to Teth-Adam, a protectorate to watch over his lands while he is gone, who builds the first of the pyramids in Egypt, after which he speeds up civilization to rule it by killing the first of the pharaohs. Shazam only returns to banish Teth-Adam into another dimensional realm. Two Thanagarians crash on the planet. After their deaths the culture and technology is hidden and their civilization disappears.
- To protect the Amazons from persecution, the Greek gods transport them to the island of Themyscira, where they do not age.
- 64 AD – Doctor Doome summons the Roman emperor Nero to battle the Seven Soldiers of Victory in 1942. Five tyrants from the past were summoned with his time machine. Nero captures Captain Atom. The alien civilization has settled on Earth waiting in disbelief for Monarch and their leader returning (Alpha Centurion joins the alien civilization and spends centuries with these aliens.
- 6th century middle ages.
- 19th century The Age of Western Heroes: Jonah Hex, Bat Lash, Cinnamon, El Diablo, Scalphunter, Nighthawk, El Papagayo, Pistolera, Quentin Turnbull, Max Mercury, Pow Wow Smith, Super-Chief, Terra-Man, Tomahawk and the Trigger Twins. The Kent family appears.
[edit] 20th Century
- October 30, 1938 : Coinciding with the panic caused by Orson Welles' infamous broadcast, Newspaper publisher Lee Travis, assisted by his Asian chauffeur Wing How, makes his debut as the Crimson Avenger, the first of the twentieth century's masked heroes.
- 1940: The first superheroes debut; they soon form the first superhero team, the Justice Society of America.
- December 8, 1941: the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor brings the U.S.A. into the second World War; America's heroes try to retaliate only to find that a spell cast by Hitler and the Dragon King (using the Spear of Destiny and the Holy Grail, respectively) causes magical and magic-sensitive people to fall under their control if they enter Nazi-held territory. This leaves most of the truly powerful heroes out of the War. A time travelling heroine from the future clad in Red, White & Blue arrives and is in pursuit of an entity called Dark Angel. She is Queen Hippolyte of the Amazons who has replaced her daughter as Wonder Woman. President Roosevelt then organizes all of America's superheroes into the All-Star Squadron, to protect the homefront. Normal people without special powers (such as Easy Company) fight the war, along with secret experimental soldiers like the Creature Commandos.
- Sgt. Frank Rock and the men of Easy Company appears, to battle against the Nazis.
- 1951: The Justice Society of America disbands, after being subjected to McCarthyism. (Adventure Comics #466) Superhero activity declines (but doesn't totally disappear) afterwards. In response to this, the covert government organization Task Force X is formed to fill the gap left by the departing heroes.
[edit] Character origins
- c. "58 Years Ago"
- 1968
- c. "38 Years Ago"
- c. "30 Years Ago"
- c. "29 Years Ago"
- Hippolyta, queen of the Amazons, yearns for a child and carves a statue of a little girl out of clay; her gods grant her wish by turning it into a real girl that she names Diana. [18]
- c. "24 Years Ago"
- Young, immature Oliver Queen is shipwrecked and trains, eventually becoming the Green Arrow upon his return to civilization [19]
[edit] Modern Era of Heroes
[edit] Modern Era of Heroes: Year One
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- Clark Kent emerges as Superman. This inspires a new generation of superheroes to debut as well. Later, he joins the staff of the Daily Planet as a reporter.[20]
- Bruce Wayne begins his career as the Batman at age 25[21] in Gotham City. Selina Kyle is inspired by Batman to become Catwoman shortly afterward.[22] The Joker appears within weeks.[23]
- Diana, Princess of the Amazons, arrives in America, where she takes the costumed identity of Wonder Woman. (Infinite Crisis #7) She later rescues her long lost "twin" Donna after she was left to die in a building fire by Dark Angel and brings her home to Paradise Island where she is trained by both the Amazons and the Titans of Myth. (Wonder Woman Annual# 1/Vol. 3)
- Central City police scientist Barry Allen is hit by lightning and chemicals, becoming the (second) Flash. [24]
- A dying member of the Green Lantern Corps, Abin Sur of Ungara, chooses test pilot Hal Jordan to succeed him. [25]
- Roy Harper makes his debut as Speedy.
- Arthur Curry Jr. begins adventuring as Aquaman. (Aquaman Year One Annual)
- J'onn J'onzz reveals his existence to the public and becomes known as the Martian Manhunter.
- Dinah Laurel Lance makes her debut as the second Black Canary.
- A number of superheroes: Black Canary, The Flash, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter, Aquaman, Wonder Woman, Superman & Batman form the Justice League. (JLA: Year One)
[edit] Modern Age of Heroes: Year Two
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- Harvey Dent has acid splashed in his face by his assistant, who was bribed by a gangster. Dent's face is ruined, and his mind cracks in two, creating Two-Face.
- Dick Grayson, then age 12, debuts as Robin.[26]
- Wally West makes his debut as Kid Flash.
- Garth makes his debut as Aqualad.
- Donna Troy returns to America. Inspired by her sister, Wonder Woman, she makes her debut as Wonder Girl.
- Robin, Kid Flash and Aqualad unite in Hatton Corners to defeat the villain Mr. Twister (The Brave and the Bold #54). Shortly thereafter, the three join forces with Wonder Girl and Speedy and call themselves the Teen Titans (Teen Titans #53; Secret Origins Annual #3).
[edit] Modern Age of Heroes: Year Three
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- Kara Zor-L, then age 18, lands on Earth after her rocket ship departs the Krypton of the Earth-Two dimension.[27] She is discovered by Superman and eventually joins the JSA and makes her debut as Power Girl.[28]
[edit] Modern Era of Heroes: Year Six
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[edit] Modern Era of Heroes: Year Seven
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- Wally West graduates high school.
- Raven arrives and helps create the New Teen Titans: Raven, Starfire, Cyborg, Changeling, Robin, Wonder Girl & Kid Flash.
- The wizard Shazam grants Fawcett City pre-teenager Billy Batson the power of Captain Marvel. Dr. Sivana's bodyguard Theo Adam learns how to access the powers of his ancestor Theo-Adam to become Black Adam.[30]
[edit] Modern Era of Heroes: Year Eight
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[edit] Modern Era of Heroes: Year Nine
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[edit] Modern Era of Heroes: Year Ten
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- The monster Doomsday defeats the entire Justice League and kills Superman in Metropolis.[43]
- Superboy, Cyborg-Superman, The Eradicator and Steel emerge.
- Coast City is destroyed by Mongul and Cyborg-Superman.
- Superman is resurrected.
- The Parallax entity possesses Hal Jordan.[44]
- Parallax ravages the Green Lantern Corps. He destroys the Central Power Battery and murders all the Guardians of the Universe save Ganthet.[45]
- Kyle Rayner becomes the last active Green Lantern.[46]
- Batman suffers a broken back at the hands of Bane and is replaced by Jean-Paul Valley.[47]
- Iris Allen returns from the future with Bart Allen.
- Geo-Force and the Outsiders are accused of killing the Queen of Markovia.
- Zero Hour: Parallax kills the Time Trapper and defeats Extant. The Golden Age Dr. Mid-Nite and Atom perish; the first Hourman, believed to be killed, is removed from the timeline and replaced by the third, android Hourman.
- The new Outsiders disband.
- Captain Marvel shares his powers with Billy Batson's sister Mary and their friend Freddy Freeman, resulting in the origins of Mary Marvel, Captain Marvel Jr., and the Marvel Family [48]
- A new Teen Titans is formed to fight the H'San Natall invasion. The new roster: A newly de-aged Atom II, Argent, Joto, Risk and Prysm. Eventually Joto dies and Captain Marvel, Jr. joins the team. Shortly after defeating the invasion the team disbands.
[edit] Modern Era of Heroes: Year Eleven
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- Oliver Queen dies and his son, Connor Hawke, takes up the mantle of Green Arrow.
- A new JLA and JSA are formed.
- Princess Diana, a.k.a. "Wonder Woman" is killed by the Demon Neron and is transfigured by the Olympian Gods as a new Olympian- Diana, the goddess of truth. Meanwhile on Earth, Diana's mother Queen Hippolyte takes up the mantle of Wonder Woman to continue where Diana left off. She would subsequently find herself involved in a time travelling adventure to the 1940's where she becomes known as that era's "Golden Age Wonder Woman".
- After a being called the Sun-Eater extinguishes the sun, Parallax sacrifices himself to reignite it.[49]
- Superman briefly experiences a shift in his abilities and transforms into the energy-based Superman Blue.[50]
- Clark Kent and Lois Lane are wed.[51]
- Oliver Queen is resurrected and becomes Green Arrow once again.[52]
- Superboy, Robin, and Impulse form Young Justice.
- The Titans reform.
- Hal Jordan becomes the new host spirit for The Spectre.[53]
- No Man's Land: Gotham City is struck by a massive earthquake. The Federal government, finding that the cost of rebuilding Gotham would be too great, declares the city a "No Man's land", meaning Gotham is no longer a property of the United States. Most of the populace evacuates, but those who remain form territorial tribes in order to protect themselves. After restoration by Lex Luthor, the order is lifted one year later, and Gotham City is readmitted into the U.S.
- Lex Luthor is elected president of the United States of America.
- Our Worlds at War: Almerac and Warworld are destroyed. Imperiex Prime almost succeeds in destroying the universe and recreating a Big Bang only to be deterred by the Earth and the alien alliance.
- Kyle Rayner's powers grow exponentially and becomes Ion. He expels his massive energies to recreate the Guardians of the Universe and recharge the Central Power Battery on Oa.
- An old friend of Batman's Thomas Elliot comes back as Hush to tear his life apart at the seams. Jason Todd becomes entangled in the affair and appears before Batman, although because of Clayface his return is not confirmed.[54]
- Donna Troy is killed by a Superman robot and Brainiac 8[55]
- The Spectre erases the Flash's secret identity from the world.
- Krona seeks to erase both the DC Universe and the Marvel Universe to observe the creation of a new universe. After heroes from both universes fight to stop Krona, Flash and Hawkeye imprison him in a cosmic egg.
- Kara Zor-El arrives on Earth.[56]
- Black Adam, Atom-Smasher, and a band of younger JSA members overthrow the Kahndaqi government, and Adam appoints himself ruler.[57]
- Sue Dibny is murdered by Jean Loring.[58]
- Jack Drake (Robin's father), and Captain Boomerang kill each other simultaneously.[59]
- The Atom shrinks himself to microscopic size and disappears for time away, after discover his wife was a psychopath.[60]
- Wally West and Zatanna return the Top's memories,[61] and he subsequently starts the Rogue War.
- Coast City is reconstructed.[62]
- The Vanishing, a mysterious force of nature, causes millions of people, including Lois Lane, to disappear. Superman, as it turns out, finds them in an alternate universe Phantom Zone-type dimension, where he tries to create a new world for humans to avoid the same fate as Krypton. Eventually, he destroys this place after an alternate Zod tries to take over, the Fortress of Solitude is destroyed after a fight with Wonder Woman, and Lois and the other humans are returned with their memories of the whole event erased.[63]
- Hal Jordan is resurrected and Parallax is imprisoned in the Central Power Battery.[64] The Spectre remains without a host.[65]
- The Guardians of the Universe return.
- Green Lantern Corps reforms; doubles its membership.[66]
- Guy Gardner loses his Vuldarian abilities and rejoins the Green Lantern Corps with a promotion to the Green Lantern Honor Guard.
[edit] Modern Era of Heroes: Year Twelve
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[edit] Modern Era of Heroes: Year Thirteen
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- Queen Hippolyta (manipulated by Granny Goodness[98]) is brought back to life by Circe and leads an attack on the United States of America.[99]
- Bart Allen is killed by the Rogues. [100]
- Wally West returns from the Speed Force with the aid of The Legion of Super-Heroes.[101]
- The Sinestro Corps War begins.[102]
- A Monitor, Jason Todd, Donna Troy, and Kyle Rayner travel through the Multiverse to find Ray Palmer.[109]
- Monarch and his cohort, Forerunner, search the Multiverse recruiting an army to stop the Monitors.[110]
- Booster Gold joins forces with Rip Hunter to correct temporal anomalies throughout the DC Universe.[111]
- Lex Luthor, The Joker, and Cheetah reform the Injustice League Unlimited and are consequently defeated by the Justice League of America.[112]
- Starman unintentionally opens a dimensional rift and accidentally pulls Superman from Earth-22 into the mainstream DC Universe.[113]
- Ray Palmer is found on Earth-51. Monarch's army and the Monitors wage war here. Superman-Prime resurfaces and causes Monarch to explode, destroying the entire universe.
- Talia al Ghul reveals the result of her forced affair with Batman; Damian. Ra's al Ghul returns to life.[114]
- The Challengers and Ray Palmer return to the mainstream DC Universe.
- Almost all the DC supervillains are gathered and shipped (courtesy of the Suicide Squad) to a presumably peaceful planet under Darkseid's reign.[115]
- All of the New Gods except for Orion and Darkseid are killed by The Source.[116] Orion nearly destroys Darkseid on Earth.[117]
- Ray Palmer, Donna Troy, and Kyle Rayner threaten to police the Monitors, solving "Who Monitors the Monitors?"[118]
- The Spoiler reveals herself to Robin as having survived the events of the War Games.[119]
For more major events that take place within this time period, see Major Events of the DC Universe.
[edit] Future
[edit] Legion of Super-Heroes
- c. 3000 AC: Legion of Super Heroes is formed.[125]
- Barry Allen lives during this era, following his murder trial and before his death in the Crisis on Infinite Earths.[126]
- The Legion is officially sponsored by United Planets.
- Death of Dream Girl.
- Supergirl arrives from the past following the Zeta Beam accident after Infinite Crisis.[127]
- Bart Allen is born.[128]
- Owen Mercer is born.[issue # needed]
- c. 64th Century AC: Magic and Science have become one and the criminal Abhararakadhararbarakh is exiled to the 20th Century where he again takes up a life of crime.
- 64th century: Brainiac 13's home time.
[edit] Alternate and possible future events
As of Infinite Crisis, these future events are unconfirmed.
- c. 2020 Superman returned from ten year retirement to stop those new generation heroes from corrupting current society and possibly start an apocalypse.
- 2030 Monarch reigns for 20 years on Earth and the being Waverider is born. He uses the Timestream to change the future.
- c.2030 The son of Donna Troy torned Lord Chaos, an oppressor king of world. The Monarch will create the Team Titans.
- 853rd century Solaris destroys thousands of Superhumans and with the aid of Supermen, Justice Legion Alpha save the solar system. An android Hourman escapes to the past.
- The Great Disaster. Jack Kirby's Fourth World presented a scenario known as The Great Disaster, which destroys human civilization sometime between the 20th and 30th centuries. Infinite Crisis and Countdown have contained a number of implicit and explicit references to the event, and that it may come to pass in the near future.
- Future Earth A.D. (After Disaster)- the world is ruled by evolved animals with intelligence, Kamandi is the last human on Earth.
[edit] The End of Time
- The Legion of Super-Heroes' enemy, the Time Trapper, lives at the end of time. The universe begins to collapse as it is consumed by entropy.
- Krona tries to look past this time to view the beginning of the universe, only to unleash entropy on the early universe wiping out countless lives. Doomsday is sent here, consumed by entropy, and later escapes.
- Epoch the Lord of Time goes to the year 1 billion and creates the Timepoint.
- 100,000,000,000 A.D – The universe finally ends. Mister E and Timothy Hunter visit here briefly. Destiny closes his book and dies, and Death sends Mr. E and Tim Hunter back. Death figuratively closes shop on the universe. (The Books of Magic)
- The universe loops back to the beginning. It is the job of Imperiex to end and recreate the DC Universe.
[edit] References
- ^ Zero Hour #0, 1994
- ^ Action Comics #782
- ^ Superman/Doomsday: Hunter/Prey 1994
- ^ Crisis on Infinite Earths #12, 1985.
- ^ The Sandman
- ^ 52 Week #2, 2006
- ^ Sandman
- ^ 52 Week #2, 2006
- ^ 52 Week #2, 2006
- ^ 52 Week #2, 2006
- ^ The Flash #137
- ^ 52 Week #2, 2006
- ^ JLA
- ^ JLA
- ^ Action Comics #850, 2007
- ^ Flashback in Detective Comics #33, November, 1939
- ^ Infinite Crisis #7
- ^ Wonder Woman vol. 2, #1
- ^ Green Arrow Year One Annual: From the Beginning, Green Arrow: Year One
- ^ The Man of Steel, Action Comics #850
- ^ Batman: Year One
- ^ Batman: Year One, Catwoman: Her Sister's Keeper
- ^ Batman: The Man Who Laughs
- ^ (Showcase #4)
- ^ Green Lantern v.4 #30, 2008
- ^ Detective Comics #38, Robin: Year One
- ^ Showcase #97
- ^ All-Star Comics #58
- ^ Batgirl: Year One
- ^ The Power of Shazam! (1994, graphic novel)
- ^ Batman #408, Nightwing #101
- ^ Batman #422, Nightwing #103
- ^ Tales of the Teen Titans #44, Nightwing #104
- ^ Crisis on Infinite Earths, 1985
- ^ Crisis on Infinite Earths, 1985
- ^ Crisis on Infinite Earths, 1985
- ^ Hawkworld: Book Three
- ^ Batman: A Death in the Family
- ^ No official publication has fixed the position of Lonnie's existence within the timeline of the DC universe. However, Anarky's debut was proceeded by the death of Jason Todd, and followed by the introduction of Tim Drake as Robin. His location on this version of the DC timeline is an estimate in relation to these two events and may be subject to change. Detective Comics #608, 1989
- ^ Batman #457, 1990
- ^ Batman Annual #25, 2006
- ^ Superman: They Saved Luthor's Brain!
- ^ Superman vol. 2, #75, 1992
- ^ Emerald Twilight, Green Lantern: Rebirth
- ^ Green Lantern: Emerald Twilight
- ^ Green Lantern #50
- ^ Batman #497-500, 1993
- ^ The Power of Shazam! #4, #7
- ^ Final Night
- ^ Superman v.2 #122, 1997
- ^ Superman: The Wedding Album, 1996
- ^ Final Night
- ^ Day of Judgement, 1999
- ^ Batman: Hush
- ^ Titans / Young Justice: Graduation Day
- ^ Superman/Batman #8, 2004
- ^ JSA: Black Reign
- ^ Identity Crisis #1, 2004
- ^ Identity Crisis #5, 2004
- ^ Identity Crisis #7, 2004
- ^ Flash: The Secret of Barry Allen
- ^ Green Lantern: Rebirth #1, 2004
- ^ Superman: For Tomorrow
- ^ Green Lantern: Rebirth #3, 2005
- ^ Green Lantern: Rebirth limited series
- ^ Green Lantern Corps: Recharge
- ^ Countdown to Infinite Crisis #1, 2005
- ^ JLA #119
- ^ JSA Classified #4
- ^ Wonder Woman 219
- ^ Rann/Thanagar War: Infinite Crisis Special
- ^ Infinite Crisis #2, 2005
- ^ Infinite Crisis #6
- ^ Villains United: Infinite Crisis Special, Infinite Crisis #7 (2006)
- ^ Infinite Crisis #7
- ^ Infinite Crisis #7
- ^ 52: Week One
- ^ 52: Week Five
- ^ 52: Week Eight
- ^ 52: Week Eleven
- ^ 52: Week Twelve
- ^ 52: Week #15
- ^ 52 Week #37, 2007
- ^ 52: Week Thirty-Five, Batman #651
- ^ Wonder Woman #1, 2006
- ^ 52:Week Forty
- ^ 52 #42, 2007
- ^ 52 Week Forty-Five, World War III
- ^ 52 #52
- ^ 52 #52, 2007
- ^ Superman #652, 2006
- ^ Batman #651
- ^ Action Comics #840
- ^ Bart first appeared in costume during Infinite Crisis, but became the Flash in The Flash: The Fastest Man Alive #2, 2006
- ^ Teen Titans #33
- ^ Green Lantern #10, 2006
- ^ Sinestro Corps Special #1, 2007
- ^ Amazons Attack #6
- ^ Amazons Attack #1
- ^ The Flash - The Fastest Man Alive #13,2007
- ^ Justice League of America #10, 2007
- ^ Sinestro Corps War #1, 2007
- ^ Green Lantern #23, 2007
- ^ Green Lantern Corps #17, 2007
- ^ Green Lantern #24, 2007
- ^ Green Lantern #25, 2007
- ^ Green Lantern #25, 2007
- ^ Green Lantern #25, 2007
- ^ Countdown Presents The Search For Ray Palmer #1, 2007
- ^ Countdown: Arena #1, 2007
- ^ Booster Gold #1, 2007
- ^ Justice League of America: Wedding Special #1, 2007
- ^ Justice Society of America #9, 2007
- ^ The Resurrection of Ra's al Ghul #4, 2007
- ^ Salvation Run #1, 2007
- ^ Death of the New Gods, 2008
- ^ Countdown to Final Crisis #2, 2008
- ^ Countdown to Final Crisis #1, 2008
- ^ Robin #174, 2008
- ^ DC Universe: #0, 2008
- ^ DC Universe: #0, 2008; Justice League of America #21, 2008
- ^ Final Crisis #1, 2008
- ^ Infinite Crisis #2, 2005
- ^ Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes #20, 2006
- ^ Legion of Super-Heroes #1, 2005
- ^ The Flash: The Fastest Man Alive #2, 2006
- ^ Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes #16, 2006
- ^ The Flash: The Fastest Man Alive #2, 2006
[edit] See also
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