| Alias |
|
| Legion
of Super-Heroes |
| Nick
Name |
|
31st Century Legion |
| Founding
Members |
|
| |
|
Members |
|
Braniac
Chameleon
Colossal Boy
Cosmic Boy
Dream Girl
Element Lad
Invisible Kid
Karate Kid
Light Lass
Lightning Lad
Phantom Girl
Princess Projectra
Saturn Girl
Shadow Lass
Shrinking Violet
Star Boy
Sun Boy
Supergirl IV
Triplicate Girl
Ultra Boy |
| Occupation |
| Club of super-human
juveniles. |
| Legal
Status |
| Sanctioned by the United
Planets. |
| Nation
or Planet of Origin |
| Various worlds within the
allegiance known as the United Planets during the 31st Century. |
| Group
Alliances |
|
| |
| Base
of Operations |
| Legion Headquarters, Metropolis |
| Accessories |
|
Legion Flight Ring:
Two-way communication device
worn on the finger enabling the wearer to fly and disrupt electronic
tracking systems. Transmatter Teleporter:
Device capable of teleporting large amounts of mass from one location to
another. |
| Common
Enemies |
|
Science Police |
| Regularly
Appearing |
|
Legion of Super-Heroes Vol. 6
|
| First
Appearance |
|
Legion of Super-Heroes
Adventure
Comics #247 (April, 1958)
New Legion of Super-Heroes
Teen Titans/Legion Special #1 (Nov. 2004) |
| Creator |
| Mark
Waid & Barry Kitson Based upon
characters created by Otto
Binder & Al Plastino. |
| Origin |
|
The early days of the 31st
century are a Golden Age for the galaxy, as poverty, famine, war and
disease have become relics of the past, not only on Earth but on most
other known worlds. The Dawning Millennium is utopian: shining,
optimistic, bright...and deadly dull. That is, until a bright,
defiant, energized team of super-powered teenagers from different worlds
is assembled! Forming a team of passionate activists and fierce
dreamers they crusade to make a difference and leave their mark on a
society that has forgotten how to fight for change - as the
Legion of
Super-Heroes. |
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