| Planet |
|
| Apokolips |
| Nick
Name |
| The
Fourth World |
| Indigenous
Inhabitants |
|
New
Gods of Apokolips
Parademons
|
| Immigrant
Inhabitants |
| Bug
People |
| Dimension
or Galaxy |
| Unknown
Extra-Dimensional Galaxy |
| Notable
Cities |
| Armagetto |
| Notable
Structures or Monuments |
| Darkseid's
Tower of Rage: Structure that serves as both a monument to and
headquarters for the ruler of Apokolips. Granny Goodness's Happiness
Home: "Orphanage" used a train elite military troops known
as Dog Soldiers. |
| Notable
Residents |
|
Bernadeth
Big
Barda
Darkseid
Desaad
Dr. Bedlam
Glorious Godfrey
Granny
Goodness
Heggra
Kalibak
Kanto
Lashina
Mad Harriet
Mokkari
Orion
Pursuer
Simyan
Steppenwolf
Stompa
Tiggra
Virmin Vundabar
|
| Resources |
| Fiery
Energy Pits: Resource hungry power and light generators. |
| Neighboring
Planets or Celestial Bodies |
|
Supertown,
New
Genesis |
| Regularly
Appearing |
|
Jack
Kirby's Fourth World
Jack Kirby's New Gods
JLA
Orion
The New Gods Vol. 1, 2 & 3
|
| First
Appearance |
|
The
New Gods #1 (Mar.
1971) |
| Creator |
| Jack
Kirby |
| Origin |
| Eons
ago on a planet in an other-dimensional universe lived a glorious race of
beings known only as the Old Gods. In their twilight, legends tell
of a great war that unleashed powers that split the world in two. From the catastrophic ruins of the
Old Gods rose two planets. Taking form over the ages both evolved
humanoid beings with very different natures.
On the planet known as New Genesis
a noble race imbued with the living atoms of the Old God, Balduur gave
rise. On the other rose a race saturated with the cunning and evil
of an Old God sorceress, this planet of darkness and decay would be known
as Apokolips. |