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Legion of Death (Justice League 3000)

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The Legion of Death was a group of empowered teenagers mind-controlled by Lady Styx into serving her.

History

Styx appointed Eclipso as their leader and sent them out to strike the Justice League.[1]

The Legion and the League clashed in the ruins of Paradise Island.[2] At the beginning the Legion had the upper hand,[3] but Supergirl managed throw all of them through a dimensional portal manipulated by Green Lantern. The Legion was teleported in the Nirvana frozen world, halfway across the galaxy. Supergirl hoped that location was far enough away that Styx's influence over them might wear of. And maybe in time they would become friends and allies.[4]



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Links and References

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Justice League 3001 #9
  2. ↑ Justice League 3001 #11
  3. ↑ Justice League 3001 #12
  4. ↑ Blue Beetle (Volume 9) #13


Legions Original Legion • Batch SW6 • Reboot Legion • Prime Legion • Post-Rebirth Legion • Animated Legion
Legionnaires Blok • Blood Claw • Bouncing Boy • Brainiac 5 • Catspaw • Celeste McCauley • Chameleon Boy • Chameleon Girl • Chemical King • Colossal Boy • Computo • Cosmic Boy • Dawnstar • Dev-Em • Dragonmage • Dream Boy • Dream Girl • Earth-Man • Elastic Lad • Element Lad • Ferro Lad • Firefist • Flederweb • Gates • Gazelle • Gear • Insect Queen • Invisible Kid • Karate Kid • Kent Shakespeare • Kid Psycho • Kid Quantum • Kinetix • Kono • Laurel Gand • Lightning Lad • Lightning Lass • Magnetic Kid • Magno • Matter-Eater Lad • Mon-El • Monstress • Night Girl • Phantom Girl • Polar Boy • Princess Projectra • Quislet • Reflex • Saturn Girl • Shadow Lass • Shikari • Shrinking Violet • Spider Girl • Star Boy • Sun Boy • Superboy • Supergirl • Superman • Tellus • Thunder • Timber Wolf • Triplicate Girl • Tyroc • Ultra Boy • Veilmist • White Witch • Wildfire • XS
Villains Blight • Composite Superman • Computo • Controllers • Cosmic King • Dark Circle • Darkseid • Dominators • Emerald Empress • Evillo • Fatal Five • Glorith • Grimbor • Hunter • Infinite Man • Khunds • League of Super-Assassins • Legion of Super-Villains • Leland McCauley • Lightning Lord • Mano • Micro Lad • Mordru • Nemesis Kid • Ol-Vir • Omega • Persuader • Pulsar Stargrave • Roxxas • Saturn Queen • Sklarian Raiders • Starfinger • Superboy-Prime • Taurus Gang • Tharok • Time Trapper • Tyr • Universo • Validus • White Triangle
Supporting Brainiac 4 • Doctor Gym'll • Gigi Cusimano • Heroes of Lallor • Kimball Zendak • Legion Academy • Legion of Substitute Heroes • Loomis • M'Rissey • Marla Latham • Micah Aven • R.J. Brande • Rond Vidar • Science Police • Shvaughn Erin • Uncanny Amazers • United Planets • Wanderers • Workforce
Storylines Adult Education • Argo • The Beginning of Tomorrow • The Choice • Consequences • Death of a Dream • The Dominator War • The Dominators • The Early Years • Earthwar • End of an Era • Enemy Manifest • Enemy Rising • An Eye for an Eye • The Fatal Five • Foundations • The Great Darkness Saga • Hostile World • Legion of 3 Worlds • Legion of the Damned • Legionnaires 3 • The Lightning Saga • Long Live the Legion • The Magic Wars • The More Things Change • The Quest for Cosmic Boy • The Quiet Darkness • Run From Tomorrow • Strange Visitor from Another Century • Superboy and the Legion • Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes • Teenage Revolution • When Evil Calls
Comics Adventure Comics (Vol. 1) • Adventure Comics (Vol. 2) • Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds • The Legion • Legion Lost (Vol. 1) • Legion Lost (Vol. 2) • Legion of Super-Heroes (Vol. 1) • Legion of Super-Heroes (Vol. 2) • Legion of Super-Heroes (Vol. 3) • Legion of Super-Heroes (Vol. 4) • Legion of Super-Heroes (Vol. 5) • Legion of Super-Heroes (Vol. 6) • Legion of Super-Heroes (Vol. 7) • Legion of Super-Heroes (Vol. 8) • Legion of Super-Heroes in the 31st Century • Legion of Super-Heroes: Millennium Vol 1 • Legion: Secret Origin • Legion Worlds • Legionnaires • Legionnaires 3 • Secrets of the Legion of Super-Heroes • Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes • Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes • Who's Who in the Legion of Super-Heroes
Miscellaneous Origins • Publication History • Recommended Reading • Legion of Super-Heroes Villains • Legion of Super-Heroes is confusing
Creators Otto Binder • Al Plastino • Jerry Siegel • John Forte • Cary Bates • Mike Grell • Jim Shooter • Paul Levitz • Keith Giffen • Steve Lightle • Tom Bierbaum • Mary Bierbaum • Tom McCraw • Mark Waid • Stuart Immonen • Barry Kitson • Tony Bedard • Francis Manapul • Geoff Johns • George Perez • Yildiray Cinar • Brian Michael Bendis • Ryan Sook
Other Media Legion of Super-Heroes (TV Series) • Arrowverse: Legion's Future
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