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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 (New Earth)

  The Champions of Angor were a extra-terrestrial superhero team from the planet Angor. The team first came into contact with the Justice League of America when their planet Angor was attacked by a spacefaring

  https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Champions_of_Angor_(New_Earth)

• Champions of Angor (New Earth)/Gallery

  Team Gallery: Champions of Angor This page contains all images on the database pertaining to this team or organization. Assemblers Add a photo to this gallery Champions of Angor Add a photo to this gallery

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• Extremists (New Earth)

  The Extremists were the enemies of the Champions of Angor. On the other-dimensional world of Angor, an ambitious group of five (human) terrorists attempted to steal an experimental megabomb. When the bomb detonated accidentally

  https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Extremists_(New_Earth)

• Justice League

  The Justice League is the DC Universe's most powerful and premier superhero team. A strike force comprised of the world's mightiest heroes. They act as stalwart protectors of sentient life; Earth's first

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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

  the Multiverse in the New 52. For generations, life on Earth 8, known to its inhabitants as Angor, passed similarly to that in the other universes. Yet there at last came a day unlike any

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• Thor

  DC Comics has published several homages to this character. The original was Wandjina of the Champions of Angor. There is a member of the Maximums named Viking. In the Amalgam Universe, Thor is mixed with

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• Justice League International (New Earth)

  Justice League International is an incarnation of the Justice League established to represent a more global presence. Under the leadership of Maxwell Lord they gained United Nations sponsorship, allowing them greater resources in exchange for

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• Bialya

  Some time before the modern age of superheroes, archaeologist Dan Garrett discovered the Blue Beetle Scarab while unearthing the tomb of the Pharaoh Kha-Ef-Re in Bialya. It granted him a vision, giving him

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• Lord Havok (Earth 8)

  new blood and metal skin, ultimately retaking the throne by force and becoming the greatest supervillain of Angor. Lord Havok waged war against the likes of the Retaliators and the Future Family (declaring himself for

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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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• Justice League: A New Beginning

  The all-new Justice League assembles in Secret Sanctuary. This team includes Batman, Black Canary, Blue Beetle, Captain Marvel, [ A New Beginning is a Justice League storyline introducing the team Justice League International. It was

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• Countdown Vol 1 28

  "Now, Forager!": Forager exits a Boom Tube over Metropolis and seeks out Jimmy Olsen. She finds him with the Newsboy Legion and takes him high into the sky to ask him some questions. She

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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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• 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 International (New Earth)|Justice Leagu Justice League

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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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• 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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• 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)

  Lord Havok is the leader of the Extremists. Alexi Nikolai is the son of Czar Nikolai III of Russia. There were complications in the delivery, and he was born disfigured. His father, disgusted by his

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• Justice League of America Vol 5 25

  "New Life and Death, Part One": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written. Justice League of America (Volume 5)#25 is an issue of the series Justice League of America (Volume

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