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Look, we all love the '''[[Legion of Super-Heroes]]'''. There's no argument there. But it's nearly impossible keeping everything straight, because the continuity has been disrupted so many times. Not to say you can't enjoy the stories by themselves regardless... there's nothing wrong with that... but it's incredibly daunting if you want to try understanding them in context. This has the unfortunate side effect of making many new readers ''not'' want to get into the Legion, because it's so confusing. It's especially hard trying to decipher all of their history in little bits and pieces.
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| HistoryText = Look, we all love the '''[[Legion of Super-Heroes]]'''. There's no argument there. But it's nearly impossible keeping everything straight, because the continuity has been disrupted so many times. Not to say you can't enjoy the stories by themselves regardless... there's nothing wrong with that... but it's incredibly daunting if you want to try understanding them in context. This has the unfortunate side effect of making many new readers ''not'' want to get into the Legion, because it's so confusing. It's especially hard trying to decipher all of their history in little bits and pieces.
   
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===Introduction===
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There are three different primary incarnations of the Legion, each of which takes place during the [[30th Century]] in its own exclusive continuity. '''[[Legion of Super-Heroes (Pre-Zero Hour)|Legion of Super-Heroes One]]''', '''[[Legion of Super-Heroes (Post-Zero Hour)|Legion of Super-Heroes Two]]''', '''[[Legion of Super-Heroes (New Earth)|Legion of Super-Heroes Three]]'''. Problem, they all occupy the same place in history. Originally, these were all supposed to exist in different [[possible futures]] for the [[DC Universe]]. [[Final Crisis: Legion of Three Worlds|Final Crisis]] establishes that they are all actually from different realities, each interacting with the past of the [[New Earth|primary one]] because of flaws in the time travel.
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There are three different primary incarnations of the Legion, each of which takes place during the [[30th Century|30th and 31st centuries]] in its own exclusive continuity. '''[[Legion of Super-Heroes (Pre-Zero Hour)|Legion of Super-Heroes One]]''', '''[[Legion of Super-Heroes (Post-Zero Hour)|Legion of Super-Heroes Two]]''', '''[[Legion of Super-Heroes (Earth-Prime)|Legion of Super-Heroes Three]]'''. Problem, they all occupy the same place in history. Originally, these were all supposed to exist in different [[possible futures]] for the [[DC Universe]]. [[Final Crisis: Legion of Three Worlds|Final Crisis]] establishes that they are all actually from different realities, each interacting with the past of the [[New Earth|primary one]] because of flaws in the time travel.
   
 
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[[File:Adventure Comics Vol 1 247.jpg|thumb|left|200px|And he thinks ''he's'' confused.]]
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* '''[[1958]]''': First appearance of the original '''[[Legion of Super-Heroes (Pre-Zero Hour)|Legion of Super-Heroes]]''', a club of teenagers from the [[30th Century]] who have based their heroic ideals on the career of [[Superboy (Earth-One)|Superboy]], who is then admitted into their ranks.<ref>{{c|Adventure Comics #247}}</ref> They were founded by core members [[Rokk Krinn (Pre-Zero Hour)|Cosmic Boy]], [[Garth Ranzz (Pre-Zero Hour)|Lightning Lad]] and [[Imra Ardeen (Pre-Zero Hour)|Saturn Girl]]. Their sponsor [[René Jacques Brande (Pre-Zero Hour)|R.J. Brande]], who thought of the idea, is explicitly inspired by the adventures of Superboy and [[Kara Zor-El (Earth-One)|Supergirl]].<ref>{{c|Superboy #147}}</ref>
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* '''[[1958]]''': First appearance of the original '''[[Legion of Super-Heroes (Pre-Zero Hour)|Legion of Super-Heroes]]''', a club of teenagers from the [[30th Century]] who have based their heroic ideals on the career of [[Kal-El (Earth-One)|Superboy]], who is then admitted into their ranks.<ref>{{c|Adventure Comics #247}}</ref> They were founded by core members [[Rokk Krinn (Pre-Zero Hour)|Cosmic Boy]], [[Garth Ranzz (Pre-Zero Hour)|Lightning Lad]] and [[Imra Ardeen (Pre-Zero Hour)|Saturn Girl]]. Their sponsor [[René Jacques Brande (Pre-Zero Hour)|R.J. Brande]], who thought of the idea, is explicitly inspired by the adventures of Superboy and [[Kara Zor-El (Earth-One)|Supergirl]].<ref>{{c|Superboy #147}}</ref>
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:* '''[[1961]]''': The [[Adult Legion]] is introduced, older versions of the Legionnaires from a slightly further future who team up with [[Kal-El (New Earth)|Superman]] in his adulthood.<ref>{{c|Superman #147}}</ref> This plot device also completely defined future Legion chronology, and determined the paths of the characters, including many romances.
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** '''[[1961]]''': The [[Adult Legion]] is introduced, older versions of the Legionnaires from a slightly further future who team up with [[Kal-El (New Earth)|Superman]] in his adulthood.<ref>{{c|Superman #147}}</ref> This plot device also completely defined future Legion chronology, and determined the paths of the characters, including many romances
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::* '''[[1983]]''' [[retcons]] this as only one of many [[possible futures]], to free up possibilities.<ref>''[[Legion of Super-Heroes Vol 2 300|Legion of Super-Heroes (Volume 2) #300]]''</ref>
  
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***'''[[1976]]''': It is revealed that the Legion of Super-Heroes is only a ''possible'' future of Earth-One and there are countless variant 30th centuries.<ref>{{c|Superman Vol 1 295}}</ref>
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**** '''[[1983]]''' [[retcons]] this as only one of many [[possible futures]], to free up possibilities.<ref>''[[Legion of Super-Heroes Vol 2 300|Legion of Super-Heroes (Volume 2) #300]]''</ref>
 
* '''[[1986]]''': [[Crisis on Infinite Earths]].<ref>{{c|Crisis on Infinite Earths #10}}</ref> The original team is separated into two distinct [[alternate timelines]]. The regular timeline continues normally from here, but another version of the team divergent from this point will reappear twenty years later after [[Infinite Crisis]].
 
* '''[[1986]]''': [[Crisis on Infinite Earths]].<ref>{{c|Crisis on Infinite Earths #10}}</ref> The original team is separated into two distinct [[alternate timelines]]. The regular timeline continues normally from here, but another version of the team divergent from this point will reappear twenty years later after [[Infinite Crisis]].
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** '''[[Five Years Later|Divergent Timeline]]'''
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::* '''[[1986]]''': ''[[The Man of Steel]]'' retconned [[Superboy (Earth-One)|Superboy]] out of continuity, so that Clark Kent wouldn't become a hero until much later when he becomes [[Superman (Clark Kent)|Superman]].<ref>{{c|Man of Steel #1}}</ref> This created problems for the Legion's origins which depended on his existence.
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*** '''[[1986]]''': ''[[The Man of Steel]]'' retconned [[Kal-El (Earth-One)|Superboy]] out of continuity, so that Clark Kent wouldn't become a hero until much later when he becomes [[Kal-El (New Earth)|Superman]].<ref>{{c|The Man of Steel #1}}</ref> This created problems for the Legion's origins which depended on his existence.
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::* '''[[1987]]''': To repair the discrepancies, the [[Time Trapper (Pre-Zero Hour)|Time Trapper]] is said to have intentionally altered the timeline. He creates a new [[Kal-El (Pocket Universe)|Superboy]] in a [[Pocket Universe]], and makes it so that whenever the Legion travels back in time, they were instead shunted to this alternate reality. He is killed in action.
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*** '''[[1987]]''': To repair the discrepancies, the [[Time Trapper (Pre-Zero Hour)|Time Trapper]] is said to have intentionally altered the timeline. He creates a new [[Kal-El (Pocket Universe)|Superboy]] in a [[Pocket Universe]], and makes it so that whenever the Legion travels back in time, they were instead shunted to this alternate reality. He is killed in action.
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::* '''[[1990]]''': [[Lar Gand (Pre-Zero Hour)|Mon-El]] defeats the Time Trapper and destroys his physical form, which undoes all of his work from history.<ref>''[[Legion of Super-Heroes Vol 4 4|Legion of Super-Heroes (Volume 4) #4]]''</ref> This leads to a future where the Legion never existed, and the wizard [[Mordru (Pre-Zero Hour)|Mordru]] conquered all with no one to oppose him. In the [[Mordruverse]], the former Legionnaires fight as a rebellion against his totalitarian regime. [[Glorith (Pre-Zero Hour)|Glorith]] stepped in to take the Trapper's place in history, and brought back the universe as it had been.<ref>''[[Legion of Super-Heroes Vol 4 5|Legion of Super-Heroes (Volume 4) #5]]''</ref> This led to some key differences, most notably [[Lar Gand (Pre-Zero Hour)|Valor]] taking the place of Superboy in continuity.
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*** '''[[1990]]''': [[Lar Gand (Pre-Zero Hour)|Mon-El]] defeats the Time Trapper and destroys his physical form, which undoes all of his work from history.<ref>''[[Legion of Super-Heroes Vol 4 4|Legion of Super-Heroes (Volume 4) #4]]''</ref> This leads to a future where the Legion never existed, and the wizard [[Mordru (Pre-Zero Hour)|Mordru]] conquered all with no one to oppose him. In the [[Mordruverse]], the former Legionnaires fight as a rebellion against his totalitarian regime. [[Glorith (Pre-Zero Hour)|Glorith]] stepped in to take the Trapper's place in history, and brought back the universe as it had been.<ref>''[[Legion of Super-Heroes Vol 4 5|Legion of Super-Heroes (Volume 4) #5]]''</ref> This led to some key differences, most notably [[Lar Gand (Pre-Zero Hour)|Valor]] taking the place of Superboy in [[Glorithverse]] continuity.
 
* '''[[1994]]''': [[Zero Hour]]. The original Legion is ostensibly destroyed and erased from existence, because entropy wrecks their version of the future in [[End of an Era]].<ref>''[[Legion of Super-Heroes Vol 4 61|Legion of Super-Heroes (Volume 4) #61]]''</ref> They are replaced by a new incarnation of the '''[[Legion of Super-Heroes (Post-Zero Hour)|Legion of Super-Heroes]]''' starting over with a continuity reboot.<ref>''[[Legion of Super-Heroes Vol 4 0|Legion of Super-Heroes (Volume 4) #0]]''</ref>
 
* '''[[1994]]''': [[Zero Hour]]. The original Legion is ostensibly destroyed and erased from existence, because entropy wrecks their version of the future in [[End of an Era]].<ref>''[[Legion of Super-Heroes Vol 4 61|Legion of Super-Heroes (Volume 4) #61]]''</ref> They are replaced by a new incarnation of the '''[[Legion of Super-Heroes (Post-Zero Hour)|Legion of Super-Heroes]]''' starting over with a continuity reboot.<ref>''[[Legion of Super-Heroes Vol 4 0|Legion of Super-Heroes (Volume 4) #0]]''</ref>
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* '''[[2004]]''': The second Legion is erased from continuity because of a cosmic Crisis, and they are replaced by the third '''[[Legion of Super-Heroes (New Earth)|Legion of Super-Heroes]]'''.<ref>{{c|Teen Titans/Legion Special #1}}</ref>
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* '''[[2004]]''': The second Legion is erased from continuity because of a cosmic Crisis, and they are replaced by the third '''[[Legion of Super-Heroes (Earth-Prime)|Legion of Super-Heroes]]'''.<ref>{{c|Teen Titans/The Legion Special #1}}</ref>
 
* '''[[2006]]''': Superman's history with the Legion is reestablished as a result of [[Infinite Crisis]]. The first Legion returns to continuity during the [[Lightning Saga]].
 
* '''[[2006]]''': Superman's history with the Legion is reestablished as a result of [[Infinite Crisis]]. The first Legion returns to continuity during the [[Lightning Saga]].
 
* '''[[2007]]''': Superman travels to the future to help the Legion in [[Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes]], elaborating on his past with them.
  
* '''[[2007]]''': Superman travels to the future to help the Legion in [[Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes]], elaborating on his past with them.
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* '''[[2008]]-[[2009|09]]''': Superman travels to the future to help the Legion against [[Superboy-Prime]] in [[Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds]]. Brainiac 5 explains that the other two Legions are from parallel worlds in the [[multiverse]], who met after the [[Crisis on Infinite Earths]] to help protect the [[Tornado Twins]] from [[Eobard Thawne (New Earth)|Professor Zoom]].
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* '''[[2008]]–[[2009|09]]''': Superman travels to the future to help the Legion against [[Superboy-Prime]] in [[Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds]]. Brainiac 5 explains that the other two Legions are from parallel worlds in the [[multiverse]], who met after the [[Crisis on Infinite Earths]] to help protect the [[Tornado Twins]] from [[Eobard Thawne (New Earth)|Professor Zoom]].
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* '''[[2015]]''': The pre-Crisis and post-Zero Hour Legions are pulled out of their respective timelines.
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* '''[[2016]]''': The Legion is scattered through time and Saturn Girl is trapped in Arkham Asylum.
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* '''[[2018]]–[[2019]]''': Saturn Girl escapes Arkham Asylum with the second Rorshach in {{V|Doomsday Clock Vol 1}}.
   
 
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This is by no means complete, and shouldn't be regarded as a legitimate source of information until this banner is taken down.

Look, we all love the Legion of Super-Heroes. There's no argument there. But it's nearly impossible keeping everything straight, because the continuity has been disrupted so many times. Not to say you can't enjoy the stories by themselves regardless... there's nothing wrong with that... bu

History

Look, we all love the Legion of Super-Heroes. There's no argument there. But it's nearly impossible keeping everything straight, because the continuity has been disrupted so many times. Not to say you can't enjoy the stories by themselves regardless... there's nothing wrong with that... but it's incredibly daunting if you want to try understanding them in context. This has the unfortunate side effect of making many new readers not want to get into the Legion, because it's so confusing. It's especially hard trying to decipher all of their history in little bits and pieces.

Introduction

There are three different primary incarnations of the Legion, each of which takes place during the 30th and 31st centuries in its own exclusive continuity. Legion of Super-Heroes One, Legion of Super-Heroes Two, Legion of Super-Heroes Three. Problem, they all occupy the same place in history. Originally, these were all supposed to exist in different possible futures for the DC Universe. Final Crisis establishes that they are all actually from different realities, each interacting with the past of the primary one because of flaws in the time travel.

Continuity

Adventure Comics Vol 1 247

And he thinks he's confused.

  • 1958: First appearance of the original Legion of Super-Heroes, a club of teenagers from the 30th Century who have based their heroic ideals on the career of Superboy, who is then admitted into their ranks.[1] They were founded by core members Cosmic Boy, Lightning Lad and Saturn Girl. Their sponsor R.J. Brande, who thought of the idea, is explicitly inspired by the adventures of Superboy and Supergirl.[2]
    • 1961: The Adult Legion is introduced, older versions of the Legionnaires from a slightly further future who team up with Superman in his adulthood.[3] This plot device also completely defined future Legion chronology, and determined the paths of the characters, including many romances
      • 1976: It is revealed that the Legion of Super-Heroes is only a possible future of Earth-One and there are countless variant 30th centuries.[4]
  • 1986: Crisis on Infinite Earths.[6] The original team is separated into two distinct alternate timelines. The regular timeline continues normally from here, but another version of the team divergent from this point will reappear twenty years later after Infinite Crisis.
    • Divergent Timeline
      • 1986: The Man of Steel retconned Superboy out of continuity, so that Clark Kent wouldn't become a hero until much later when he becomes Superman.[7] This created problems for the Legion's origins which depended on his existence.
      • 1987: To repair the discrepancies, the Time Trapper is said to have intentionally altered the timeline. He creates a new Superboy in a Pocket Universe, and makes it so that whenever the Legion travels back in time, they were instead shunted to this alternate reality. He is killed in action.
      • 1990: Mon-El defeats the Time Trapper and destroys his physical form, which undoes all of his work from history.[8] This leads to a future where the Legion never existed, and the wizard Mordru conquered all with no one to oppose him. In the Mordruverse, the former Legionnaires fight as a rebellion against his totalitarian regime. Glorith stepped in to take the Trapper's place in history, and brought back the universe as it had been.[9] This led to some key differences, most notably Valor taking the place of Superboy in Glorithverse continuity.
  • 1994: Zero Hour. The original Legion is ostensibly destroyed and erased from existence, because entropy wrecks their version of the future in End of an Era.[10] They are replaced by a new incarnation of the Legion of Super-Heroes starting over with a continuity reboot.[11]
  • 2004: The second Legion is erased from continuity because of a cosmic Crisis, and they are replaced by the third Legion of Super-Heroes.[12]
  • 2006: Superman's history with the Legion is reestablished as a result of Infinite Crisis. The first Legion returns to continuity during the Lightning Saga.
  • 2007: Superman travels to the future to help the Legion in Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes, elaborating on his past with them.
  • 2008–09: Superman travels to the future to help the Legion against Superboy-Prime in Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds. Brainiac 5 explains that the other two Legions are from parallel worlds in the multiverse, who met after the Crisis on Infinite Earths to help protect the Tornado Twins from Professor Zoom.
  • 2015: The pre-Crisis and post-Zero Hour Legions are pulled out of their respective timelines.
  • 2016: The Legion is scattered through time and Saturn Girl is trapped in Arkham Asylum.
  • 2018–2019: Saturn Girl escapes Arkham Asylum with the second Rorshach in Doomsday Clock (Volume 1).
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  1. ↑ Adventure Comics #247
  2. ↑ Superboy #147
  3. ↑ Superman #147
  4. ↑ Superman #295
  5. ↑ Legion of Super-Heroes (Volume 2) #300
  6. ↑ Crisis on Infinite Earths #10
  7. ↑ The Man of Steel #1
  8. ↑ Legion of Super-Heroes (Volume 4) #4
  9. ↑ Legion of Super-Heroes (Volume 4) #5
  10. ↑ Legion of Super-Heroes (Volume 4) #61
  11. ↑ Legion of Super-Heroes (Volume 4) #0
  12. ↑ Teen Titans/The Legion Special #1


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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