|
Legion Time |
Comments |
Issue # |
| 2987 |
| THE UNIVERSO PROJECT |
| |
Part 1: Brainiac 5, Chameleon Boy, Dream Girl, and Saturn Girl
wake up to find themselves prisoners on an unknown planet along with
other heroes, including Gas Girl, Energax (Hisshkul
of Chisshagh), Mibel,
Silver Sword (Trebia Rijleigh of Buenapar), Xera (Xera
Kharindot of Manna-5), and a Green Lantern from Xudar. Meanwhile,
Universo seizes control of Earth and disbands the Legion. |
Legion v.3 #32 (3.87) |
| |
Part 2: The Legionnaires free their fellow prisoners, including Atmos,
from Universo's control and stage an escape. Ambassador Relnic, also
under Universo's control, tries to provoke a war between the U.P. and
the Dominion. |
Legion v.3 #33 (4.87) |
| |
Part 3: Brainiac 5, Chameleon Boy, Dream Girl, and Saturn Girl
return to Earth and discover Universo's plot. Mon-El, Ultra Boy, and Blok
are returned to Earth from Dominion space. |
Legion v.3 #34 95.87) |
|
Mar 26 |
Part 4: The four Legion escapes are forced to fight their comrades,
all of whom are under Universo's domination. Saturn Girl singlehandedly
defeats Universo, breaking his hypnotic control. She rejoins the Legion. |
Legion v.3 #35 (6.87) |
| |
Legends: POST-CRISIS:
Attempting to return home from their ill-fated vacation in the 20th
century, Cosmic Boy and Night Girl find themselves at the End of Time,
where they narrowly escape the minions of the Time Trapper. The Trapper
lets them return to their own era, but warns them that "the next
occasion when a Legionnaire dares break the time barrier will be the
last." GLORITH
REALITY: No similar events. The Legion is not yet aware of
the Time Trapper's existence. NOTES: These
events directly follow those of Cosmic Boy #3 (2.87), set
in the 20th century. This story was the first to reveal that Superboy
and Krypto were pawns of the Time Trapper in post-Crisis continuity. |
Cosmic Boy #4 (3.87) |
|
Apr 21 |
POST-CRISIS: Saturn Girl reveals that Universo
planned to attack Oa with a super-powered army. Element Lad resigns as
leader; Polar Boy is elected in his place. Brainiac 5 mourns the apparent
death of Rond Vidar, while Quislet teaches Wildfire how to contain his
energy without his suit. Cosmic Boy and Night Girl return from their 20th
century "vacation" with grim news: the Time Trapper has apparently altered
20th century history so that Superboy never existed. First appearance
of Metropolis Tonight holo-vid reporter Marella Tao. GLORITH
REALITY:The Legion is not yet aware of the existence of either
Superboy or the Time Trapper. |
Legion v.3 #36 (7.87) |
|
Jul 4 |
GLORITH REALITY ONLY: Superboy appears in
the 30th century and meets the Legionnaires, who have never seen him
before—their history has no record that Superman ever was Superboy. Superboy
is admitted to the Legion. NOTES: These events
were never depicted in an actual story. They were shown briefly in
flashback in this issue and described in the
2995 Sourcebook. |
(Adventures of Superman #478, 5.91) |
| THE POCKET UNIVERSE SAGA |
| |
POST-CRISIS: The Legion attempts to
break through the Iron Curtain of Time to confront the Time Trapper.
They are instead shunted back to the Pocket Universe in the 20th century,
where Superboy attacks them. GLORITH REALITY: Superboy
invites the Legionnaires back to his own time, where he ambushes them. |
Legion v.3 #37 (8.87) |
| |
Blok, Brainiac 5, Invisible Kid, and Sun Boy escape Superboy's time and
try to return to the 30th century for reinforcements, but are instead
diverted to the real universe in Superman's time. |
Superman v.2 #8 (8.87) |
| |
The Legionnaires and the real Superman appear in Smallville, where Superman
clashes with Superboy and Krypto. Superboy confesses that he is being
blackmailed by the Time Trapper. NOTES: This
story first revealed how the Trapper created the Pocket Universe. |
Action #591 (8.87) |
|
Jul 20 |
POST-CRISIS: Superboy
and the Legionnaires confront the Time Trapper. Superboy sacrifices
himself to save the Pocket Universe; he dies in Mon-El's arms after returning
with the Legion to the 30th century. He is buried on Earth, his funeral
attended by billions. GLORITH REALITY: This
is the Legion's first encounter with the Time Trapper. They believe
him to be Glorith in disguise. NOTES: Saturn
Girl describes the Glorith-reality version of these events in Adventures
of Superman #476 (5.91). |
Legion v.3 #38 (9.87) |
| |
Gigi Cusimano is promoted to chief of the Science Police's Mars detachment
and recalls her Academy days with Gim Allon (Colossal Boy). |
Legion v.3 #39 (10.87) |
| |
Cosmic Boy organizes a new Legion of Substitute Heroes, including Bouncing
Boy, Comet Queen, Duo Damsel, Myg (now Karate Kid
II), and Night Girl.
They thwart a Dominion plot to destroy Weber's World. First app. of Visi-Lad
(Rhent Ustin of Earth), the Westerner (Timthy Santoza of Earth),
and other unnamed Academy students. |
Legion v.3 Annual #3 (1987) |
| |
Legion headquarters is attacked by Starfinger II. |
Legion v.3 #40 (11.87) |
| |
The Legion clashes with Starfinger II and his super-powered minions,
Starlight and Starbright. Colossal Boy is wounded. |
Legion v.3 #41 (12.87) |
| |
Millennium: Laurel Kent is revealed
to be a Manhunter android, intent on destroying the Chosen selected in
the 20th century as the next step in mankind's evolution. |
Legion v.3 #42 (1.88) |
| |
Millennium: Laurel Kent self-destructs
after learning that there is no longer any trace of the Chosen on Earth.
Chameleon Boy disguises himself as Rimborian Mo Seh and sets out
to infiltrate Starfinger's organization. Atmos tries to join the Legion. |
Legion v.3 #43 (2.88) |
|
Oct 27 |
Sussa Paka (Spider Girl) is released from Labyrinth. |
* |
| 2988 |
|
Jan 1 |
GLORITH REALITY ONLY: Glorith wipes out the entire population of the planet Daxam. Laurel Gand, Valor, and Dev-Em are among the few surviving Daxamites. |
(Legion v.4 Annual #1, 1990) |
| |
Atmos demonstrates his powers for the Legion. Wildfire and Quislet
visit Quislet's native dimension, Teall, where Quislet explains how
he came to Earth. On Ventura, the Luck Lords monitor the Ranzz
family. NOTES: Bogus Luck Lords appeared
in Adventure Comics #343 (4.66). This was the first appearance of the genuine article. |
Legion v.3 #44 (3.88) |
| |
The Luck Lords review the ill-starred life of Garth Ranzz and
manipulate Lightning Lord into trying to kill him. The Legionnaires review
Atmos's application for membership, and Brainiac 5 works on a mysterious
project. |
Legion v.3 #45 (4.88) |
| |
POST-CRISIS: Still disguised as Mo
Seh, Chameleon Boy joins Starfinger's gang. Atmos is rejected by the
Legion. Brainiac 5, Duo Damsel, Mon-El, and Saturn Girl organize a
conspiracy to avenge Superboy. GLORITH REALITY: Brainiac 5, Duo Damsel, Laurel Gand, Saturn Girl, and
Valor conspire against Glorith to avenge the destruction of Daxam. |
Legion v.3 #46 (5.88) |
| |
On Rimbor, Chameleon Boy gets closer to Starfinger. Tellus warns Magnetic Kid and Sensor Girl of the conspiracy within the Legion. Sensor Girl confronts Brainiac 5 about it. |
Legion v.3 #47 (6.88) |
| |
The Wanderers are murdered by the deranged wife of the Controller
Clonus and her mutated clone children. |
(Wanderers #5, 10.88) |
| |
The Controller Clonus discovers the dead bodies of the
Wanderers. He creates clones of all of them except Celebrand, each
possessing the memories of the originals, but with upgraded powers. Some
of them adopt new identities: Dartalg becomes Dartalon, Elvo
becomes Elvar, Immorto becomes Re-Animage and Ornitho
becomes Aviax. Re-Animage becomes the group's new leader. |
Wanderers #1 (6.88) |
| |
Chameleon Boy discovers Colossal Boy trying to infiltrate Starfinger's
lair. On Earth, Brainiac 5 nearly destroys Legion HQ when he tries to
power his experiment with a piece of white dwarf star matter. |
Legion v.3 #48 (7.88) |
| |
Starfinger attempts to destroy the Legionnaires through their flight
rings. He discovers Chameleon Boy and Colossal Boy in his headquarters.
Sensor Girl learns the purpose of the Legion conspiracy. Rond Vidar
reveals that he is still alive. POST-CRISIS: Rond Vidar joins Brainiac 5's efforts to break the Iron Curtain of Time. GLORITH REALITY: Rond joins the conspiracy against Glorith. |
Legion v.3 #49 (8.88) |
| |
Lightning Lass, Wildfire, and the White Witch meet the new Wanderers. |
Wanderers #3 (8.88) |
|
Feb 4 |
POST-CRISIS: Brainiac 5 and Rond Vidar turn Jaxon Rugarth back into the Infinite Man. Disgusted, the White reality: The White Witch, disgusted by the atmosphere of distrust in the Legion, resigns. Jaxon Rugarth is not turned back into the Infinite Man at this time. |
Legion v.3 #50 (9.88) |
|
Feb 6 |
POST-CRISIS: Brainiac 5, Duo Damsel,
Mon-El, Saturn Girl, and Rond Vidar confront the Time Trapper at the end
of time. Rond Vidar reveals that he is now a Green Lantern. Duo Damsel's
second body is killed and Mon-El is severely wounded. Brainy and Rond
apparently destroy the Time Trapper by confronting him with the Infinite
Man. GLORITH REALITY: Brainiac 5, Duo
Damsel, Laurel Gand, Saturn Girl, Valor, and Rond Vidar confront Glorith
after the destruction of Daxam. Duo Damsel's second body is reduced to
protoplasm and Valor is wounded, but Glorith is forced to retreat. Glorith
learns that Ultra Boy manipulated her into her earlier battle with Mordru
and vows revenge. NOTES: The
Glorith-reality version of these events is shown in flashback in Legion v.4 Annual #1. |
Legion v.3 #50 (9.88),
(Legion v.4 Annual #1, 1990) |
| |
The Legion frees Chameleon Boy and Colossal Boy from Starfinger II,
whose origin is revealed. Starfinger II escapes by disappearing into his
ring. Dream Girl leaves the Legion to go to Xanthu with Atmos. |
Legion v.3 Annual #4 (1988) |
| |
The Wanderers solve the mystery of their own murders. They are
deputized as agents of the United Planets. |
Wanderers #5 (10.88) |
|
Feb 12 |
GLORITH REALITY ONLY: Brainiac 5 discovers that the personality of Eltro Gand still exists within Valor's mind. Valor regains control of his own mind, greatly improving his morale and health. NOTES: Eltro's mind was overlaid on his cousin's when he sacrificed himself to "resurrect" Lar in Action Comics #384 (1.70). |
(Legion v.4 #6, 4.90) |
|
Feb 15 |
POST-CRISIS: Brainiac 5 is tried for the murder of Jaxon Rugarth. He resigns to return to Colu. Before he leaves, he creates a humanoid body for Computo and gives Luornu Durgo his force field belt. Grev Mallor leaves the Legion Academy to return to Talok VIII, and Phantom Girl gets a new costume. First appearance of Garak of the Glow. GLORITH REALITY: Brainiac 5 is tried for insubordination for his attack on Glorith. He resigns in disgust after secretly imbuing Luornu with force field powers. His relationship with Laurel Gand comes to a messy end when she refuses to return to Colu with him. |
Legion v.3 #51 (10.88) |
|
Feb 29 |
POST-CRISIS: Shadow Lass accompanies Mon-El to Daxam, seeking treatment for his injuries. She marries him in a Talokian ritual. The Legion confronts a Gil'dishpan called Hywyndr on Braal and Blok gets a new costume. GLORITH REALITY: Shadow Lass marries Valor, who has fully recovered from his injuries. |
Legion v.3 #52 (11.88) |
| |
The Legion prevents Hwyndyr from reshaping the planet Braal. Shadow
Lass and Mon-El leave Daxam and are attacked by Khundish warriors. Garak
of the Glow is transported to Labyrinth. GLORITH REALITY: Shadow Lass and Valor are attacked by Khunds. |
Legion v.3 #53 (12.88) |
| |
Polar Boy distributes new uniforms to all Legionnaires. The Legion
tries to thwart a prison break on Labyrinth, but Garak succeeds in freeing
the Emerald Empress. |
Legion v.3 #54 (Win.88) |
| |
On Zerox, the White Witch meets Harlak, a young Khundish
apprentice. The Coluan government forbids Brainiac 5 from experimenting
with time travel. Meanwhile, seeking knowledge about his people, Blok is
captured by the Inquisitor. NOTES: The average lifespan of a Coluan is
said to be 600 years. |
Legion v.3 #55 (Hol.88) |
| |
The Legion battles the Emerald Empress on Manna-8. Blok escapes the
Inquisitor with the help of Shadow Lass and Mon-El. Blok's physical form
begins to change. |
Legion v.3 #56 (1.89) |
| |
The Inquisitor is revealed to be a servant of the Emerald Empress, who
kills him for failing to discover the secret of immortality. The Legion
battles the Empress on Earth, while Sarvisa of Zerox leaves an
urgent message with Antonio Stefanacci of the Museum of Mystic Arts. |
Legion v.3 #57 (2.89) |
|
2989 |
|
Jan 1 |
Quislet is forced to return permanently to Teall when the Emerald
Empress destroys his ship. The Emerald Empress asks Sensor Girl
to hide her existence from the Emerald Eye. When she does so,
the Empress dies of apparent old age. |
Legion v.3 #58 (3.89) |
|
Jan |
Medical student Richard Kent Shakespeare (Impulse) is exposed to
a mutated virus, causing him to develop superhuman strength, speed,
and endurance. He is treated by Brainiac 5 on Colu. |
(Who's Who #8, 4.91) |
|
Feb 17 |
Mekt Ranzz begins his rehabilitation on Labyrinth. |
(Legion v.4 #10, 8.90) |
| |
The Wanderers create a clone of Celebrand, but vanish into a mysterious
space-warp before the clone matures. They are never seen again. |
Wanderers #13 (4.89) |
| |
Sensor Girl is elected leader; Timber Wolf becomes deputy. Sensor
Girl recalls an old adventure of the late Chemical King and the
original Invisible Kid. |
Legion v.3 #59 (4.89) |
| THE MAGIC WARS |
| |
Part 1: With Quislet gone, Wildfire reverts to a formless
cloud of energy. The Arch-Mage, imprisoned deep within
Zerox, exerts its influence on the galaxy. Science begins to fail
across the United Planets, and Sensor Girl receives a dire warning
from the Sorcerer's World. |
Legion v.3 #60 (5.89) |
| |
Part 2: The Legion struggles to contain
the catastrophes caused by the failure of technology. POST-CRISIS: Mon-El,
still mortally wounded, apparently dies. GLORITH
REALITY: Valor
remains alive and well. |
Legion v.3 #61 (6.89) |
|
Jun 20 |
Part 3: Magnetic Kid sacrifices his
life to allow the Legion to reach Zerox. |
Legion v.3 #62 (7.89) |
|
Jun 23 |
Part 4: Brainiac 5, Dream Girl, and the White Witch rejoin
the Legion. The Arch-Mage destroys the Sorcerer's World, but destroys
itself in the process, ending the Magic Wars. NOTES: Final issue of Legion of Super-Heroes
v.3. |
Legion v.3 #63 (8.89) |
| The Five Year Gap |
|
Keith Giffen and Tom & Mary
Bierbaums begin as writers |
| |
GLORITH REALITY ONLY: Shadow
Lass and Valor leave U.P. space to explore the frontier. |
(Legion v.4 #6, 4.90) |
|
Oct |
The economy of the United Planets collapses. The Khundian empire
begins expanding, encroaching on the U.P.'s borders. |
(Legion v.4 #1, 11.89) |
| |
Earth's polymer shield is dismantled. |
(Legion v.4 #30, 6.92) |
|
Nov 2 |
Tayla Wellington is elected President of Earth. |
(Legion v.4 #30, 6.92) |
|
Nov 19 |
King Jonn of Pasnic becomes High Commander of the United Planets
Militia. Somi Gan (Life Lass) also joins the militia, eventually
rising to the rank of colonel. |
(Legion v.4 #8, 6.90) |
|
Dec 14 |
Star Boy ends his relationship with Dream Girl. |
* |
|
2990 |
|
Jan 9 |
GLORITH REALITY ONLY: Laurel
Gand resigns from the Legion to fight the Khunds alongside Rond
Vidar. |
Who's Who #2 (9.90) |
|
Jan 19 |
Earthgov signs a "mutual assistance" pact with the Dominion. |
(Legion v.4 #30, 6.92) |
|
Feb 26 |
Saturn Girl resigns from the Legion and returns to Winath. Brainiac
5 discovers that Garth and Imra Ranzz's son Garridan (Validus)
is the carrier of the deadly Winathococcus Validus, the
"Validus plague." Garth is crippled by the disease and Garridan
is quarantined. Brainy dedicates himself to finding a cure. |
(Legion v.4 #3, 1.90) |
|
Mar 17 |
Nightwind (Berta Skye Haris) joins the Legion. |
* |
|
Apr 12 |
Chameleon Boy resigns to become Chairman of Brande Enterprises,
with Marla Latham as President. |
(Legion v.4 #1, 11.89) |
|
Apr 13 |
President of Earth Tayla Wellington issues a memo to Earth's
Global Council recommending that Earthgov cut off funding to the
Legion and begin surveillance and harrassment of the Legionnaires. |
(Legion v.4 #1, 11.89) |
|
Apr 14 |
Impulse (Kent Shakespeare) joins the Legion. NOTES: Kent's Legion membership was first mentioned
in Legion v.4 #12 (10.90). |
* |
|
Jun 7 |
The Legion Academy closes. |
* |
|
Jul 6 |
Chuck and Luornu Taine become Instructor Generals of the U.P. Militia
Academy. |
(Legion v.4 #15) (2.91) |
|
Jul 24 |
Earth formally secedes from the United Planets. The U.P. Council
and the Science Police are relocated to Weber's World. Chief Kimball
Zendak becomes Science Police Commissioner; Gigi Cusimano is promoted
to Chief. |
(Legion v.4 #13, 11.90) |
|
Sept 23 |
For the first time in history, Earth is indicted as a human rights
violator by the Human Rights Institute. |
* |
| 2991 |
|
Feb 10 |
Atmos and Karate Kid II (Myg) join the Legion. NOTES: Myg was first mentioned as a Legionnaire
in Legion v.4 #40 (2.93). |
* |
|
Mar 20 |
Sensor Girl resigns from the Legion, leaving Timber Wolf as acting
leader. |
* |
|
Mar 25 |
Projectra reclaims her crown as queen of Orando. She orders Orando
returned to its original orbit in Earth's dimension. |
(Legion v.4 #15, 2.91) |
|
Mar 30 |
Tinya Wazzo and Jo Nah announce their engagement, with the wedding
scheduled for June 9 on Deltwan. |
(Legion v.4 #2, 12.89) |
|
Apr 12 |
POST-CRISIS: The Time Trapper exchanges
Tinya Wazzo for the Durlan, sending the Durlan (R.J. Brande) to
Metropolis in the year 2949 and sending Tinya to Cairn in the
20th century to take his place. Tinya is stricken with amnesia
and joins the L.E.G.I.O.N. as Phase. The Legion believes that
Tinya has died in an interdimensional accident. GLORITH
REALITY: Glorith sends Tinya Wazzo's cousin,
Enya Wazzo, to the 20th century, where she becomes Phase. Tinya
is transported to September 1, 2995 by the Time Trapper, where
she is reunited with Jo Nah and her SW6 counterpart. NOTES: Originally,
Phase was explicitly identified in Who's
Who #7 (2.91) and elsewhere as Tinya Wazzo. L.E.G.I.O.N.
#70 (9.94) showed Phase to be Enya Wazzo so that Phase could
continue to appear with the L.E.G.I.O.N. after the reboot (which
was also scrapped). The Durlan's next chronological appearance
is in Legion v.4 #8 (6.90). Tinya's next chronological
appearance is Legion
v.4 #61 (9.94). |
(Legion v.4 #2, 11.89),
(L.E.G.I.O.N. #9, 12.89) |
|
Apr 19 |
Atmos resigns from the Legion. |
* |
|
May 8 |
Tinya Wazzo is declared dead by the Science Police after no trace
of her can be found folloiwng her disappearance. Grief-stricken,
Jo Nah resigns from the Legion. |
(Legion v.4 #2, 12.89) |
|
May 26 |
Mekt Ranzz (Lightning Lord) is released from Labyrinth to continue
his therapy on an outpatient basis. He joins Garth and Imra Ranzz,
his brother and sister-in-law, at their farm on Winath. |
(Legion v.4 #3) (1.90) |
|
May 28 |
Crystal Kid (Bobb Kohan), Echo (Myke-4 Astor), and Rimborian champion
Reflecto (Stig Ah) join the Legion. NOTES: Crystal Kid and Echo's membership was first
mentioned in Legion v.4 #28 (4.92), Reflecto's in #44 (5.93).
It is unclear if Stig Ah ever became Reflecto in pre- or post-Crisis
continuity. |
* |
|
Jun 12 |
Braal declares war on Imsk. Shrinking Violet resigns to join the
Imskian army, becoming a field commander. |
(Legion v.4 #1, 11.89) |
|
Jun 24 |
Rokk Krinn marries Lydda Jath (Night Girl) on the eve of his induction
into the Braalian army. NOTES:
Rokk and Lydda's marriage and Rokk's military service were first
revealed in Legion v.4 #1 (11.89). |
* |
|
Jul 5 |
Sun Boy becomes acting Legion leader. |
(Legion v.4 #28, 4.92) |
|
Jul 7 |
GLORITH REALITY ONLY: Reflecto
dies fighting the Molecule Master. NOTES: The death of Reflecto was "foretold" by the statue in the Adult
Legion story in Adventure Comics #354 (3.67). |
* |
|
Jul 23 |
Earthgov declares a state of emergency. Elections are suspended. |
(Legion v.4 #30) (6.92) |
|
Aug 12 |
Black Dawn: Dr. Regulus attempts to extinguish the sun. Wildfire sacrifices
himself to stop it. Timber Wolf is severely irradiated in the
battle, causing him to become an inhuman creature (Furball). NOTES:
Brin's transformation was revealed in Legion v.4 #6 (4.90). |
(Legion v.4 #52, L12.93) |
|
Aug 13 |
The victim of an Earthgov smear campaign, Karate Kid II is forced
to leave the Legion. He becomes a fugitive. |
* |
|
Aug 15 |
Blok, Dawnstar, and Dream Girl resign from the Legion in the wake
of Black Dawn. Nura Nal returns to Naltor to become High Seer. |
(Legion v.4 #28, 4.92) |
|
Aug 17 |
Crystal Kid resigns from the Legion. |
(Legion v.4 #28) (4.92) |
|
Aug 23 |
Element Lad resigns from the Legion. |
(Legion v.4 #28) (4.92) |
|
Aug 28 |
Jan Arrah breaks off his relationship with Shvaughn Erin to return
to Trom. |
* |
|
Sep 1 |
Impulse is forced to resign from the Legion and flee Earth after
a confrontation with Science Police Earth. He enlists in the Braalian
army. |
(Legion v.4 #20, 7.91) |
|
Sep 4 |
Echo and Tellus resign from the Legion. |
(Legion v.4 #28) (4.92) |
|
Sep 12 |
Lightning Lass resigns from the Legion and returns to Winath to
join her brothers and family. |
* |
|
Sep 14 |
Sun Boy resigns from the Legion, leaving Polar Boy as acting leader. |
(Legion v.4 #28) (4.92) |
|
Sep 24 |
Fire Lad (Staq Malven) joins the Legion. |
* |
|
Oct 8 |
The Imskian army uses a magnetic pulse weapon called the Damper
at Venado Bay on Braal-13, killing or maiming 7,000 Braalian soldiers,
including Rokk Krinn and his friend Loomis. Rokk and Loomis lose
their magnetic powers. Wounded, Rokk attacks an Imskian patrol,
unaware that its leader is Salu Digby (Shrinking Violet). Vi loses
her right eye. |
(Legion v.4 #20, 7.91) |
|
Oct 27 |
After she humiliates their occupation force on Sklar, the Khundish
Empire issues a bounty on Sklarian raider Brita An'nan (Kono). |
* |
|
Oct 20 |
Chlorophyll Kid (Ral Benem), Infectious Lass (Drura Sepht), Porcupine
Pete (Peter Dursin), and Visi-Lad (Rhent Ustin) join the Legion. |
* |
|
Nov 7 |
Prince Evillo once again becomes Supreme Ruler of Tartarus, which
joins the United Planets. |
(Legion v.4 #14) (1.91) |
|
Nov |
GLORITH REALITY ONLY: Laurel Gand falls
in love with Rond Vidar. |
* |
| |
Thom Kallor marries Yvyya Val and becomes manager of the Naltor
Dreamers batball team, which Yvyya owns. NOTES: The Naltor Dreamers were first mentioned in Adventure
Comics #366 (3.68). |
(Legion v.4 #37) (E12.92) |
|
Nov 27 |
Color Kid (Ulu Vakk) and Stone Boy (Dag Wentim) join the Legion. |
* |
|
Dec 21 |
Marte Allon, Colossal Boy's mother and the former president of
Earth, becomes First Advisor to Projectra on Orando. |
(Legion v.4 #15, 2.91) |
| 2992 |
|
Feb |
Magpie is hired by Prince Evillo to steal the Hypno-Stone of Ouranos
from an Earthgov vault. After an argument with Evillo, however, he instead
gives the stone to Eve Aries (Saturn Queen). |
(Legion v.4 #49) (E11.93) |
|
Late Feb |
GLORITH REALITY ONLY: Laurel Gand visits
Dawnstar on Starhaven and finds her moody and withdrawn. NOTES: Some time after this, Dawnstar's wings were
cut off and she was possessed by the Bounty-entity, as revealed
in Legion v.4 #36 (L11.92). |
* |
|
Mar 15 |
Storm Boy (Myke Chypurz) joins the Legion. NOTES: Storm Boy was a former reject who first appeared in Adventure
Comics #301 (10.62). |
* |
|
Mar 28 |
Infectious Lass is forced to resign from the Legion and become a
fugitive from Earthgov. |
* |
| |
Barry (Bart) Allen (Impulse II), the grandson of Barry Allen (Flash
II), is born to Don Allen and Carmen Johnson. Bart's super-speed powers
cause him to age 12 years in his first two years of life. |
(Flash 92, 6.94) |
|
Apr 9 |
Chlorophyll Kid, Color Kid, and Porcupine Pete resign from the Legion. |
* |
|
May 27 |
Calamity King (E. Davis Ester) joins the Legion. |
* |
|
Jun 30 |
Invisible Kid II resigns from the Legion to join the anti-Earthgov
resistance forces. |
* |
|
Jul 6 |
The Legion disbands. Mordru is named Supreme Teacher of Tharn, the new
Sorcerer's World. |
(Legion v.4 #1, 11.89),
(Legion v.4 #6, 4.90) |
|
Jul 29 |
Gim Allon (Colossal Boy) joins the Science Police. |
(Legion v.4 #12, 10.90) |
|
Aug 22 |
Brek Bannin (Polar Boy) is arrested as a subversive and imprisoned by
Science Police Earth. |
* |
|
Aug 28 |
On the Sorcerer's World, Mordru marries Mysa Nal, the former White
Witch. On Earth, Ral Benem (Chlorophyll Kid) narrowly escapes the Science
Police. |
* |
|
Sep 9 |
Dirk Morgna signs a contract to become the new spokesperson for
Earthgov. |
(Legion v.4 #28, 4.92) |
|
Dec 29 |
Myg (Karate Kid II) is arrested by Science Police Earth. |
* |
| 2993 |
|
Jan 7 |
Myg is transferred to the Dominators' Weisinger Chambers beneath
Metropolis to become a research subject. |
* |
|
Jan 15 |
E. Davis Ester (Calamity King) is transferred to the Weisinger
Chambers. |
* |
|
Mar |
Dag Wentim (Stone Boy) discovers that through the use of a post-hypnotic suggestion, he can retain his mobility while turned to stone, although he remains unconscious and must be directed by his comrades. |
* |
|
Mar 22-23 |
Jo Nah "liberates" Brin Londo from Medicus One. Jacques Foccart begins
a romantic relationship with Drura Sehpt (Infectious Lass). |
* |
|
April 9 |
Char Burrane (Starfinger II) is murdered by the Persuader on the orders
of Molock Hanscom (Starfinger III). |
* |
|
May 21 |
Universo hires Grinn, a mercenary who previous served with Zaryan and
the Dark Circle, to work for the anti-Earthgov resistance on Earth. |
* |
|
Jun 12 |
Bobb Kohan (Crystal Kid) is arrested by Earthgov. |
* |
|
Jul 18 |
Bobb Kohan is transferred to the Weisinger Chambers. |
* |
|
Aug 14 |
Grev Mallor (Shadow Kid) marries Kahnya Nahtahnie, Lady Memory, in hopes of unifying Talok VIII's people. NOTES: Lady Memory's real name was revealed in the text piece in Legion v.4 #4 (2.90). |
(Legion v.4 #15, 2.91) |
|
Oct |
The Quebec City powersphere is destroyed in an apparent terrorist
bombing. Earthgov blames "Khundish sympathizers." |
(Legion v.4 #17, 4.91) |
| |
Braal surrenders to Imsk and becomes an occupied world under martial
law. |
(Legion v.4 #1, 11.89) |
|
Nov 14 |
The Science Police on Rimbor issue a warrant for Jo Nah's arrest for
his Silverale bootlegging operation. |
(Legion v.4 #2, 12.89) |
