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• Angor

  Angor's resident superhero team, the Assemblers, were too wrapped up in their own fame to really protect Angor from any serious threats. There was a nuclear holocaust caused by a terrorist group of supervillains

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• Angora Lapin (New Earth)

  The White Rabbit was a mysterious weapons dealer that operated out of the city of Metropolis. Accompanied by her henchmen C&H, Dutch and Mucus, she was responsible for stealing high-end weaponry developed by

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• Champions of Angor

  See Also 7 Appearances of Champions of Angor, 7 Images that include Champions of Angor, Team Gallery: Champions of Angor Links and References None.

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• Champions of Angor/Gallery

  Assemblers Champions of Angor See Also Jay Abrams (New Earth)/Gallery, Laura Neilsen (New Earth)/Gallery, Wandjina (New Earth)/Gallery

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• Extremists (New Earth)

  See Also 38 Appearances of Extremists (New Earth), 3 Images that include Extremists (New Earth), Team Gallery: Extremists (New Earth) Links and References None.

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• Multiverse

  #Perpetua's Multiverse was the original form of the multiverse but it was twisted by its creator, Perpetua, into a dangerous self-sustaining weapon. It was reformatted into the Original Multiverse by the Source

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• Earth 8

  Reality names were reused several times. See also Earth-8, Earth-Eight. For generations, life on Earth 8, known to its inhabitants as Angor, passed similarly to that in the other universes. Yet there at

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• Justice League International (New Earth)

  See Also 350 Appearances of Justice League International (New Earth), 88 Images that include Justice League International (New Earth), Team Gallery: Justice League International (New Earth) Recommended Reading Justice League (Volume 1), Justice League America

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• Thor

  This is the Thor disambiguation page. Thor Odinson is the god of thunder and the son of Odin in Norse mythology. There have been several characters in the DC Universe inspired by him. Manhunter has

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• Earth-8

  the Multiverse shortly following the events of Infinite Crisis. Its equivalent of Earth, the planet known as Angor, is under virtual global control by the United States of Angor, apart from an ominous "Russian wasteland

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• Convergence Vol 1 0

  "The God Machine": Having dragged Brainiac into a black hole in order to save Metropolis, Superman is confused to find himself in a bizarre, otherworldly plane. Wondering if that was Brainiac's doing, he

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• Justice League of America Vol 5 4

  "The Extremists, Finale": In the sky above the city of Martoras in the eastern European nation of Kravik, Ray is surveying the work of Dreamslayer of the Extremists. Dreamslayer has a personal predicament: they

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• Laura Neilsen (New Earth)

  Laura Cynthia Neilsen was the superheroine known as the Silver Sorceress. She along with Blue Jay and Wandjina came from another world called Angor, the only survivors of a nuclear holocaust. They came to Earth

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• Countdown Vol 1 27

  ""Disasters Great& Otherwise"": Buddy Blank takes his grandson, Val and Una through the ruins of Blüdhaven so that he can show Val what the entire world may look like one day. Buddy Blank takes

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• Justice League Vol 1 3

  "Meltdown": Continuing their worldwide quest, Rumaan Harjavti convinces the Champions of Angor to take out the Soviet Union's nuclear power sources next. Meanwhile, the Justice League, inside [[Blue Beetle's Bug Continuing their

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• Bialya

  Bialya is a country in located in the Middle East north of Iran and Saudi Arabia. During the Cold War, the country was little more than an arid desert, with a small struggling populace. Captain

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• Kal-El (Earth-8)

  Herr Superman was one of Monarch's transdimensional "recruits". Herr Superman along with his other worldly cohorts were ordered by Monarch into attacking Tracer as a response to Lord Havok's refusal to his offer

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• Lord Havok

  This is the Lord Havok disambiguation page. Lord Havok is a genius super-villain bent on conquest and leader of the Extremists. He is based on the Marvel Comics character Doctor Doom at the [https

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• Dreamslayer (New Earth)

  into another dimension. He remained there for five years before accruing the power necessary to return to Angor. Upon returning to Angor, Dreamslayer discovered that Mitch Wacky, a brilliant inventor, had created robotic duplicates of

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• Dreamslayer (Earth 8)

  he came to believe that Lord Havok was wrong when they ended up causing the destruction of Angor, in which Dreamslayer had attempted, unsuccessfully, to kill Blue Jay of the Retaliators. With the eradication of

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• Jay Abrams (New Earth)

  Blue Jay was a former member of the Champions of Angor. His real name was Jay Abrams. He could shrink to seven inches tall, and grow blue wings which allowed him to fly. He survived

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• Alexi Nikolai (Earth-8)

  assisted Gorgon, Tracer, Doctor Diehard and Dreamslayer). However, when Tin Man tried to bring together all of Angor's metahumans, he brought his associates together to form an alliance. On this day, the Extremists were

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• Justice League Vol 1 2

  "Make War No More!": After saving her from terrorists, Batman interrogates Dr. Light who was given a Justice League Signal Device without the team's knowledge. The Martian Manhunter studies the device and d

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• Extremists

  page. The Extremists are a team of super-villains based on Marvel Comics' characters who usually fight against the Justice League. They were originally introduced as residents of the planet Angor, an analogue of the [

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• Wandjina

  This is the Wandjina disambiguation page. Wandjina is an alien superhero from the planet Angor with the ability to control weather. He is a member of the Champions of Angor. His name is taken from

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