LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES
Rebirth Legion: Chronology
Introduction
This chronology is edited assuming:
- The Legion's first meeting with Superman and Superboy was Superman vol. 5 #14 (Oct. 2019). Superman did not have a youthful history with this Legion.
Chronology Conventions
- Color codes:
A new member joins the Legion. A Legionnaire dies. Major storyline. - Characters' first appearance IN PRINT is bolded. This often differs from …
- Characters first CHRONOLOGICAL appearance is italicized.
- When the placement of a tale within continuity is in question, the event is usually placed in the most recent possible time.
- Consideration for inclusion is based on an event's relevancy to the Legion, its members and their legacy. This includes major Legion series and key issues from other DCU series.
Chronology
Comments
Issue #
21st Century
Convergence, pre-Flashpoint: When the multiverse is rewritten due to "Flashpoint," Brainiac plucks Clark Kent and Lois Lane from the dying reality and places them in a self-contained reality, on a world called Telos. Superman is deprived of his powers and Lois becomes pregnant.
Convergence: Superman #1 (July 2015)
On Telos, Clark Kent and Lois Lane have a son, Jonathan Samuel Kent. Note: This was Jonathan's first appearance in print. The story is no longer in continuity, retconned by the events of "Superman Reborn."
Convergence: Superman #2 (July 2015)
The New 52 Superman dies from kryptonite poisoning and from absorbing a dangerous amount of energy. His body flares with energy that infuses (the New 52) Lana Lang and Lois Lane (who became "Superwomen"), and Kong Kenan in China (the "New Superman").
Superman vol. 3 #52 (July 2016)
Rebirth
Lois and Clark retreat to Superman's Arctic Fortress of Solitude in preparation for the birth of their son, Jonathan Samuel Kent. They take sabbaticals from the Daily Planet (and the Justice League) and move to California. About a year later, they return to their former duties and relocate to rural Hamilton County, north of Metropolis. Notes: This Action Comics story retcons the Convergence tale of Jon's birth. The Superman: Clark & Lois mini-series takes place in Salinas, California.
Superman: Clark & Lois #1 (Dec. 2015), Action Comics #978, (June 2017)
Rebirth: Clark Kent and Lois Lane move to the Smith Farm in Hamilton County, 300 miles north of Metropolis. At the age of 10, Jon's heat vision manifests and he accidentally kills his cat. His super-hearing is also developing.
Superman vol. 4 #1 (Aug. 2016)
Superman introduces his son Jon to the Justice League as Superboy. Note: In New 52 continuity, there were two prior Superboys, a son of Superman from the future, and his clone. The pre-Flashpoint Superboy (Conner Kent, also a clone) also returned in Young Justice vol. 3 #1 (Mar. 2019).
Superman vol. 4 #6 (Early Nov. 2016)
Superboy uses freeze breath for the first time. He is taken by the Batman to the Batcave, where he meets Robin (Damian Wayne) and his ally, Nobody.
Superman vol. 4 #10 (Early Jan. 2017)
"Superman Reborn"
Part 1: Trapped outside reality by the events of Flashpoint, Mister Mxyzptlk finds his way back and kidnaps Jonathan Kent.
Superman vol. 4 #18 (Early May 2017)
Part 2: Mxyzptlk tortures Superman and Lois over the fate of their son, who is in the 5th Dimension.
Action Comics #975 (May 2017)
Part 3: Superman and Lois pursue Jon into the realm of Mxyzptlk.
Superman vol. 4 #19 (Late May 2017)
Part 4: Two versions of Superman and Lois Lane (pre- and post-Flashpoint) are essentially merged into one, and Superman's history and reality realigns more closely to his pre-Flashpoint experiences. Notes: Many flashbacks reference pre-Flashpoint Superman events, suggesting that much his earlier history has been reinstated. This retroactively eliminates the New 52 Superman (though some of his adventures are merged in with revised continuity). Clark, Lois and Jon do not remember any other existences, but do remember their "odd" encounter with Mxyzptlk. The resulting Superman, however, has never met the Legion of Super-Heroes.
Action Comics #976 (May 2017)
"Black Dawn": Batman says that Jon's powers should be fully developed by now. (#20) Jon is kidnapped by Manchester Black and his Super Elite. (#23) Black's Elite are aliens and they man a spaceship under Hamilton that helps keep a cosmic rift in check. Black claims Jon is destined to be more powerful than his father. He's betrayed by some of his Elite, who free Superman's allies. (#24) Under Black's control "Superboy Black" fights his father until a quantum explosion shakes him free (and gives Jon glimpses of a potential future). Afterwards, Jon can fly. (#25)
Superman vol. 4 #20-25 (Late May-Aug. 2017)
The Kent family moves back to Metropolis.
Action Comics #980 (July 2017)
The elusive Mr. Oz reveals that himself to Superman... he is his father, Jor-El.
Action Comics #987 (Nov. 2017)
Lois Lane and Jonathan Kent meet Jor-El.
Action Comics #989 (Dec. 2017)
The Super Sons of Tomorrow
Part 1: A version of Tim Drake (as Batman) arrives from the future on a mission to kill Superboy.
Superman vol. 4 #37 (Feb. 2018)
Part 2: The Titans learn that in Drake's future, Jon Kent releases a solar flare that kills millions. When Drake attacks Superboy, he provokes a similar release of power that partially destroys Titans Tower.
Super Sons #11 (Feb. 2018)
Part 3: Tim Drake adopts a new uniform and name, Savior. Robin tries to keep Superboy safe in hiding.
Teen Titans vol. 6 #15 (Feb. 2018)
Part 4: Superboy unleashes a solar flare, whose power is siphoned off by, and into the Savior. It gives him the power to travel through time.
Superman vol. 4 #38 (Early Mar. 2018)
Part 5: Superboy convinces Superman that his partnership with Robin is helping both of them to grow and become better heroes. The Titans vote against Superboy joining the team, because of his uncontrollable power.
Super Sons #12 (Mar. 2018)
Linnya Wazzo of Bgtzl is stranded in the Dark Multiverse for 9 years. She is discovered and rescued by Mister Terrific, Plastic Man and Metamorpho. (#1) The heroes become spacially bonded to one another (#2) for a time, and operated as the Terrifics. Plastic Man dubs her Phantom Girl. (#3) She was the princess of Bgtzl and returned, (#11) but preferred her new life on Earth. (#12)
The Terrifics #1–30 (Apr. 2018–Nov. 2020)
At some point when Rose Forrest is in her Thorn persona, she somehow gains immortality. Note: The Golden Age Rose Cantonfirst appeared in Flash Comics #89 (Nov. 1947). Rose Forrest's first was Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #105 (Oct. 1970). Her first appearance in this continuity was Action Comics #1012 (Aug. 2019).
(Legion of Super-Heroes: Millennium #1, Nov. 2019)
Rogol Zaar destroys the bottled city of Kandor. Note: Zaar first appeared in Action Comics #1000 (June 2018).
Man of Steel vol. 2 #3 (Aug. 2018)
Over his father's objections, Jon Kent and Lois Lane go with Jor-El on an adventure into space.
Man of Steel vol. 2 #5–6 (Aug.–Sept. 2018)
Superman constructs a new Fortress of Solitude in the Bermuda Triangle.
Superman vol. 5 #1 (Oct. 2019)
The Unity Saga: The House of El
Part 1: Jor-El's ship is immediately attacked by Dominators. Lois returns to Earth soon thereafter, for her own safety.
Superman vol. 5 #7 (Mar. 2019)
Part 2: Jon finds difficulty connecting with his grandfather and asks Green Lanterns Kilowog and Arisia for a "ride home." Jor-El is hurt; before they can reconcile, their ship is pulled into a black hole and Jon lands on Earth-3, meeting the Crime Syndicate of Amerika.
Superman vol. 5 #8 (Apr. 2019)
Part 3: Jon is kidnapped by Ultraman and put inside a volcano, away from the rays of the sun. After a very long imprisonment, Jon rides a lava flow out of it and finds his way to CSA headquarters, where he was discovered by the evil version of his mother, Superwoman.
Superman vol. 5 #9 (May 2019)
Part 4: Jor-El finally locates Jon and gives him a new uniform. Superboy learns that he’s been gone for years and demands they return to Earth. When they are attacked by Rogol Zaar, Jor-El transports Jon immediately to Earth. Superman and Superboy are called back in to battle in space.
Superman vol. 5 #6 (Sept. 2018), #10 (June 2019)
Superboy explains his time in space to his parents. (#7-10)
Superman vol. 5 #7 (Feb.-Mar. 2019)
Part 7: Jor-El reveals that Jon’s suit has teleportational abilities.
Superman vol. 5 #13 (Sept. 2019)
Green Lantern Hal Jordan meets the United Planets Superwatch: Strongwoman, Superwoman, Marvel Maid, Logi, Quisto, Regor, Solarwoman, Dyno-Man, Hal Kar, Maxima, Hyperboy, Hyper-Man I, Vartox, Powerlord, Aeroman and Windlass.
The Green Lantern #9 (Sept. 2019)
Conclusion: Superman, his son Jonathan Kent, and Supergirl ally with the family of Zod to defeat Rogol Zaar (who destroyed Krypton). To prevent it from happening again, they call together representatives from planets across the galaxy and suggest the formation of a United Planets. Just then, the Legion of Super-Heroes appears from the 31st century to praise the U.P.'s "founder," Jon Kent, and invite him to join their ranks. They claim that this day will become known as "Unity Day." Worlds represented include Bgtzl, Oa, Tamaran, Khundia, Thanagar, Rann, Okaara, the Dominion and Durla as well as the Red Lanterns, Spider Guild and Psions. First appearance of Blok, Brainiac 5, Bouncing Boy, Chameleon, Colossal Boy, Cosmic Boy, Dawnstar, Doctor Fate, Dream Girl, Element Lad, Gold Lantern, Karate Kid, Light Lass, Lightning Lad, Matter-Eater Lad, Mon-El, Monster Boy, Phantom Girl, Princess Projectra, Saturn Girl, Shadow Lass, Shrinking Violet, Star Boy, Sun Boy, Timber Wolf, Triplicate Girl, Ultra Boy, White Witch, Wildfire, [radiation suit]. Notes: Members of the L.E.G.I.O.N. appear in the crowd. Zod's first New 52 appearance was Action Comics #23.2 (Sept. 2013).
Superman vol. 5 #14 (Oct. 2019), Supergirl vol. 7 #33 (Nov. 2019)
Conclusion: The Legion discovers that they have arrived earlier than intended; the United Planets has not officially formed yet. Superboy calls the day "Unity Day." They depart to give Superboy time to consider their offer. The United Planets is formed and their first formal act is to sentence Jor-El to death — to return to Krypton at the moment of its destruction.
Superman vol. 5 #15 (Nov. 2019)
Saturn Girl returns to escort Superboy to the future. Superman is given a device to call him back home.
Superman vol. 5 #16 (Dec. 2019
Doctor Manhattan restores the legacy of the Justice Society, and the timeline of Earth-0 realigns around Superman's current existence. His future, including the Legion is recreated. In battle against Black Adam and an army of international metahumans, the Legion comes from the 31st century to fight. First appearance of Soultaker.
Doomsday Clock #12 (Feb. 2020)
The United Planets sends its new honor guard, the United Order, to Earth. Led by Hawkslayer (Torhu Nodu of Thanagar), with Prince Zerep of Tamaran, Dominator QQ, Divineq (Daxam), Bloodstar (Gordanian) and other unnamed heroes.
Justice League vol. 4 #64 (Sept. 2021)
Superman meets Thao-La, one of a forgotten tribe of Kryptonians called the Phaelosians, now enslaved on Warworld. Note: These Kryptonians left the planet 3,400 years ago, per Action Comics #1042 (June 2022).
Action Comics #1030 (June 2021)
Thaaros leaves his post as Highlord of Durla to become the first Lord Premier of the United Planets. He knows the secret history of the Phaelosians. Superman takes his Authority team to Warworld to liberate these Kryptonians.
Action Comics #1036 (Jan. 2022)
The Future
LEGION of Super-Heroes: MILLENNIUM
Rose Forrest meets the President — Supergirl. The medication that suppresses her alter ego, Thorn, is being discontinued and she fears what Thorn will do.
Legion of Super-Heroes: Millennium #1 (Nov. 2019)
2039: The Thorn meets Terry McGinnis, the Batman who succeeds Bruce Wayne (but she had hoped he was the original Batman). Note: There are several versions of "Batman Beyond." The television show debuted on January 10, 1999, on Kids' WB. The character's first in-comic appearance was Batman Beyond #1 (Mar. 1999). That world has also been identified as Earth-12 (in Countdown and elsewhere). McGinnis also appeared in the canonical future of Earth-0, in Batman #700 (Aug. 2010, which was pre-New 52).
Legion of Super-Heroes: Millennium #1 (Nov. 2019)
The Great Disaster: The Thorn steals the uniform of the original Superman from Kamandi and his friend, Ben Boxer. Note: Kamandi first appeared in Kamandi, the Last Boy on Earth #1 (Oct. 1972). This event echoes those from Kamandi #29–30 (May–June 1975). No concrete date was ever definitively established for the era of "Earth A.D." (After Disaster), but it was considered non-canonical to Earth-One. Superman #295 (Jan. 1976), Karate Kid #15 (July/Aug. 1978) and Kamandi #58 (Aug./Sept. 1978) all assert that Kamandi’s era was an alternate version of the 30th Century in which the Legion of Super-Heroes never comes to be. However, other stories from the same period (including the 1975–1977 Hercules Unbound) suggest that the Great Disaster takes place in the near future, after an atomic war, implying that Kamandi’s time is the mid-to-late 21st Century. Post-Infinite Crisis continuity placed these characters on Earth-51 (Countdown #19-13, 2007–2008).
Legion of Super-Heroes: Millennium #1 (Nov. 2019)
The Thorn applies to Tommy Tomorrow to become a part of the Planeteers, space adventurers. Note: Tomorrow first appeared in Real Fact Comics #6 (Jan. 1947), then regularly in Action Comics between 1948–58. His adventures were said to be 50–100 years in the future. Crisis on Infinite Earths #12 (Mar. 1986) and History of the DC Universe #2 (1987) asserted that in the post-Crisis timeline, the boy who would otherwise have become Kamandi was rescued from Command D by Gen. Horatio Tomorrow of the Planeteers and became Tommy Tomorrow.
Legion of Super-Heroes: Millennium #1 (Nov. 2019)
2462, Gotham City: Thorn meets security guard Michael Jon Carter (the future Booster Gold) at the Space Museum. Note: Booster Gold first appeared in Booster Gold #1 (Feb. 1986). Date from Booster Gold #6 (July 1986). The Space Museum first appeared in Strange Adventures #104 (May 1959), which also established that it was “one of the wonders of the 25th Century.”
Legion of Super-Heroes: Millennium #2 (Dec. 2019)
Thorn challenges OMAC (Buddy Blank) to find solutions beyond violence, then she/Rose Forrest ventures into space. Note: OMAC first appeared in OMAC #1 (Oct. 1974). In all previous OMAC stories, the character was set in times before Kamandi's. No definitive date was ever established for OMAC’s era, described in the original series only as "The World That’s Coming!" However, Kamandi #50 (April/May 1977) established that OMAC’s alter ego Buddy Blank was the grandfather of Kamandi. Then in post-Crisis reconfiguring, in Who’s Who, OMAC was also made the grandfather of Tommy Tomorrow. Post-Infinite Crisis, Buddy Blank was also the grandfather of the boy who became Kamandi on Earth-51 (Countdown, 2007–2008), although that story was set in the present day.)” The OMAC backup series beginning in Kamandi #59 asserted that OMAC tales took place 60 years before Kamandi.
Legion of Super-Heroes: Millennium #2 (Dec. 2019)
DC Future State
On Sanctuary, Kara Zor-El (Superwoman) marries her niece, the "Valkyrie" Alura Van-El to Khan (descendant of the Phaelosians on Warworld). Their cousin Pyrrhos (lord of Apokolips) challenges them to ritual combat by stranding them in the Phantom Zone. When they return, Brandon Kent passes the mantle of "Superman" on to Ronan Kent.
Action Comics Annual #1 (Sept. 2021)
Centuries into the future, Superman's descendants have proliferated throughout the galaxy. Spouses Alura Van-El and Khan-El lead the free Warzoons of Warworld. Theand'r Ban-El is the daughter of Brandon Kent and a Tamaranean. Ronan Kent is the current Superman and his sister, Rowan, is a Blue Lantern. They battle Pyrrhos aka the Red King (the son of Kal-El and a New God named Circe). Their ally, Brainiac 4 ("Bry," an android), is killed.
Future State: Superman: House of El #1 (April 2021)
The Earth explodes, although several major cities are saved and preserved in transparent life support domes. As the planet is destroyed, Earth’s oceans mysteriously disappear. NOTE: The exact circumstances and date of Earth’s destruction in this timeline have not been revealed.
Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 8 #1 (Jan. 2020)
The United Planets reassembles the surviving Earth cities around the remnants of the planet’s core, moored by force beams, creating New Earth. NOTE: Date is unknown, but Legion vol. 8 #2 (Feb. 2020) implies that it may have been over a century before the Legion. A similar "New Earth" was created in Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 4 #38 (Dec. 1992, Glorith Reality timeline), from the 94 domed cities that survived the destruction of the Earth in 2995.
Legion of Superheroes: Millennium #2 (Dec. 2019)
31st Century
The Elders of Oa send Gdon to recruit Kala Lour of Apploza as the first Gold Lantern.
Justice League vs. the Legion of Super-Heroes #2 (May 2022)
On Saturn's moon, Titan, Imra Ardeen receives news that she has been accepted to be a part of a "mentorship" on Daxam, to be a part of a new United Planets youth delegation. On Braal, athlete Rokk Krinn learns that his planet his appointed him to do the same. On Winath, twins Garth and Ayla Ranzz gain galactic fame by defending non-native beings against the Science Police. Later at home, their two mothers fear for their safety and the pair are also invited to join the U.P.'s delegation. Ayla refuses. Imra, Rokk and Garth meet en route to meet the United Planets President, R.J. Brande. She is inspired by them, wants their counsel and perspective. Blok of Dryad is Brande's security chief.
Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 8 #4 (Apr. 2020)
The three teens’ thwart of the assassination attempt on President by the Horraz. Afterwards, she proposes the formation of a Legion of Super-Heroes to the leaders of the galactic. Sgt. Blok is the first to join them them. They recruit Brainiac 5 on Colu, who has recently ascended from 10th to 12th level intelligence. He convinces them that it is crucial to bring Superboy to the 31st century to inspire a new age of heroes. First appearance of President Qmacc of Braal.
Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 8 #5 (May 2020)
The three founders agree that Cosmic Boy will be the team's first leader.
Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 8 #7 (Sept. 2020)
Dozens of other Legionnaires are are recruited.
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Rose Forrest arrives on New Earth on the day that Superboy is inducted to the Legion. They are taking a photo to commemorate the day. First mention of Invisible Kid. Note: New Earth is made of floating cities, similar to its fate in Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 4 #39 (Jan. 1993). Invisible Kid is called "Lyle" but when he's revealed in Legion vol. 8 #5, his identity is changed to Jacques Foccart.
Legion of Super-Heroes: Millennium #2 (Dec. 2019)
Brian Michael Bendis and Ryan Sook begin as writer and artist
On Planet Gotham, Ultra Boy spirits the Trident of Poseidon away from the alien Horraz, who were delivering it to Mordru. Saturn Girl and Superboy arrive from the 21st century to Metropolis. The entire city is Legion headquarters. The Horraz follow Ultra Boy back to Earth. On United Planets Homeworld, the President (and Legion benefactor), Madamhonor R.J. Brande learns of the Legion's activities. The Legionnaires are identified by Frichtman tags that hover near them.
Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 8 #1 (Jan. 2020)
Saturn Girl's powers fail to affect the Horraz leader, Tortor, but the trident activates and unleashes an ocean of water into the city. Cosmic Boy calls a team meeting in 'Heaven,' their dining hall.
Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 8 #2 (Feb. 2020)
Dawnstar is horrified to find that Superboy has brought Damian Wayne (Robin) from the 21st century. Damian collapses in Metropolis' atmosphere. Saturn Girl immediately wipes Damian's memories and takes him home. General Crav Nah learns his eldest son (Ultra Boy) is a member of the Legion. He and his six member guard receive the Legionnaires. After a fight, Nah is arrested. In Gotham's, Dini City, Saturn Girl tries unsuccessfully to trick Mordru into revealing his motives. First appearance of Commissioner December Sevenbergen. Someone steals the trident. Note: Cosmic Boy and Shadow Lass are dating. Dawnstar's is given a last name for the first time: Gr'ell, in honor of artist Mike Grell.
Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 8 #3 (Mar. 2020)
Superboy learns about the Legion's beginnings with the help of the Legionnaire Computo, a techno-organic Legionnaire. President Brande orders the Science Police to "lock down" the Legion.
Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 8 #4 (Apr. 2020)
Brainiac 5 defuses the conflict with the Science Police. Invisible Kid (Jacques Foccart) angrily reveals himself and voices his preferred codename: "Invisible Gentleman." Chameleon Boy admits that his mother is R.J. Brande.
Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 8 #5 (May 2020)
The Legion reclaims the the Trident of Atlantis from the Horraz, unintentionally restoring Earth's oceans. General Nah resigns his seat with the United Planets and threatens war.
Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 8 #6 (Aug. 2020)
The Trial of the Legion
After Cosmic Boy embarrasses the team in front of the United Planets council, Saturn Girl calls for a new Legion leader election. Ultra Boy challenges him and is elected. General Nah comes to Earth with five warriors ordering the Legion to surrender. The Lightning twins' family relocates to Earth.
Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 8 #7 (Sept. 2020)
President Brande reviews the history of the Legion. First appearance of Ferro Lad, who takes down General Nah. Note: This issue features art by different artists on every page. Ferro Lad is depicted as Black, which is a nod to creator Jim Shooter's original intention for the character, which he spoke about for The Legion Companion (2003), by Glen Cadigan.
Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 8 #8 (Oct. 2020)
The trial of the Legion begins; they are charged with violating the space/time continuum by bringing Jonathan Kent to the 31st century. President Brande produces some of the Legionnaires' anti-United Planets sentiments as evidence against the team. Shadow Lass, their defender, presents the opposite. First appearances of the Legionnaires Entropy Kid and Radius Lad. Note: This issue features art by different artists on every page.
Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 8 #9 (Nov. 2020)
The Legion receives a full pardon. On Oa, Gold Lantern brings General Nah before the Elders of Oa, who imprison him. Legionnaires visit Mon-El on New Krypton, meeting his great-grandfather, Lor-Zod and his children: Conner, Lane and Laraz. Mordru seeks out Rogol Zaar on Xanthu.
Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 8 #10 (Dec. 2020)
Rogol Zaar attacks New Krypton as Mordru attacks Daxam and kidnaps Cosmic Boy. Doctor Fate is apparently killed on Xanthu.
Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 8 #11 (Jan. 2021)
The timely return of Doctor Fate with the power of Mordru's daughter, the White Witch, defeats him while Lor-Zod banishes Rogol Zaar to the Phantom Zone. Brainiac 5 tells Gold Lantern that his ring is not a traditional ring of Oa, nor are the Elders who they claim to be. Note: Final issue.
Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 8 #12 (Mar. 2021)
Justice League vs. the Legion
When the Justice League encounters Epoch, he warns them, "The Gold Lantern! If you find it, destroy it!"
Justice League 2022 Annual #1 (Apr. 2022)
In an encounter with the "Great Darkness" anomaly, one of Triplicate Girl is spirited away to the 21st century and aged greatly. Jon Kent brings the Legion and Justice League together to investigate.
Justice League vs. the Legion of Super-Heroes #1–2 (Mar. –May 2022)
The heroes are thrown into different eras of time, including those of the Great Disaster with Kamandi and of Batman Beyond.
Justice League vs. the Legion of Super-Heroes #3 (July 2022)
Justice League vs. the Legion of Super-Heroes #4 (2022)
Justice League vs. the Legion of Super-Heroes #5 (2022)
Justice League vs. the Legion of Super-Heroes #6 (2022)
Future State
Element Lad is possessed by the Elders of Titan and leads his people on a reign of terror across the United Planets.
(Future State: Legion of Super-Heroes #2, Apr. 2021)
Ultra Boy calls former Legionnaires back together. Many former members now serve on the United Planets Council on Daxam. On Winath, Staq Mavlin rallies metahumans who were transformed by the Tromites' campaign. They are all searching for Element Lad. Notes: Many Legionnaires are depicted in dramatically different forms. Kid Quantum appears. Historically, Mavlin is Fire Lad; his recruits resemble historical members of the Legion of Substitute Heroes: Antennae Boy, Color Kid, Double-Header, Infectious Lass and Polar Boy.
Future State: Legion of Super-Heroes #1 (Mar. 2021)
Saturn Girl discovers that her people were behind Element Lad's treachery. She returns home to Titan and broadcasts their confession to the universe. Titan is imprisoned and the Legionnaires recommit to their original mission.
Future State: Legion of Super-Heroes #2 (Apr. 2021)