The United Planets Superwatch

Aeorman and the Captives of Jemphis

Batman and Superman were transported to a "World of Wonders" by its 'host,' Jemphis. He purported to be running an annual super-hero convention and they were the first to arrive.

Jemphis was a collector, and he had recreated replicas of super-hero hideaways, including the Fortress of Solitude and the Batcave. He also mentioned other galactic heroes: the Aeroman of Marr's Skyscraper; the floating Globe of Solarman; the Pit of Serpento of Orazak; and the Iceberg-Fortress of Mr. Chill from Klon Kado.

In reality, Jemphis had nefarious motives. He hypnotized all the heroes and manipulated Earth's world's finest into fighting one another. But when Batman was pushed to his limit, he could not defy his own conscience and kill Superman. This broke Jemphis' spell over him, and he reversed the effects of the villain's hypnosis over his guests.

Before departing, Batman and Superman met Mr. Chill, Aeroman and his fiancé Windlass, and Zardin the Boy Marvel of Nangar (who looked like Robin). (World's Finest Comics #163)

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Aeroman and Windlass are known members of the United Planets Superwatch. (The Green Lantern #9)

Powers

The abilities of Aeroman and Windless are unknown. It's been mentioned that they use some kind of advanced jets.

Dyno-Man

Dyno-Man of the planet Sorrta was an "old buddy" of Superman's. The Man of Steel was invited to Sorrta to participate in a parade honoring Dyno-Man, and during the parade, the hero's vehicle exploded, apparently killing the him! (But actually, Dyno-Man had known about the plot, and substituted a lifelike android to appear in the parade.)

Dramon, the head of Sorrta's security police, accused Superman of murdering Dyno-Man and his men slapped a red-sun belt on him to neutralize his powers. Superman was assigned an attorney named Rilora Dorc, but the evidence was against him: witnesses testified that a heat ray from Superman's direction had destroyed Dyno-Man's vehicle. Worse, Superman was given a drug that induced him to "confess."

Before Dramon could install himself as dictator, Rilora found key evidence in Superman's favor, and Dyno-Man reappeared. He and Superman stopped Dramon, who fell into the path of his own "metalizer ray," transforming him into metal and fusing his body to a prison wall.

A new parade was arranged to honor three heroes: Dyno-Man, Superman and Rilora. (Superman v.1 #206)

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Dyno-Man is a known member of the United Planets Superwatch. (The Green Lantern #9)

Powers

Dyno-Man projects a variety of beams from his "power fingers," including a freeze beam, heat beam, force beam, blade-beam, blue attractor-beam, and propulsion beams (which allow him to fly).

Logi

One day on the planet Durim, the boy Logi met the scientist Hroguth on a hiking trip. They encountered a fallen meteorite that gave them great super-powers, and while Logi's impulse was to help people, Hroguth promptly began a life of crime.

Their rivalry persisted until Hroguth uncovered a way to rob Logi of his powers. The solution was on the planet Earth, where Hroguth and two henchmen went in search of that element: copper. Logi followed him there and brought a beast named Quisto. Quisto was a tracking beast who could "sniff out" the copper.

The aliens came to the attention of Superman, Batman and Robin, who encountered the green-skinned criminals first. When they met Logi, they assumed he was also hostile, in part because Quisto became agitated and lunged at the Caped Crusader — it sensed the presence of copper in Batman's utility belt.

Logi and the Earth heroes created a trap for Hroguth. Robin disguised himself as Logi and they surprised Hroguth, turning the copper ray on him instead, draining his powers. (World's Finest Comics #124)

The Green Lantern

Logi and Quisto are known members of the United Planets Superwatch. (The Green Lantern #9)

Powers

From exposure to a meteor, Logi had the powers of flight, invulnerability and super-strength. He is vulnerable to the Earth element, copper. He can also communicate telepathically; it is unclear whether this is a native ability.

Solarman

At about the time that Kal-El's rocket crashed to Earth, another spacecraft arrived. It's passenger was Xviar, a spy from a world only known as "Homeworld." His people were contracted by an unnamed entity to destroy Earth, and Xviar's mission was to collect the information required to execute that plan. Xviar did not age; he blended into Earth society and maintained a low profile while his superiors collected their data about Earth.

After decades, Xviar as "Mr. Xavier" had quietly moved into the apartment next door to Clark Kent's, in Metropolis. He developed a method that gave Superman a split-personality of sorts: when he was Clark Kent, he truly had no special abilities! (Superman v.1 #296)

The prospect of a life with no super-powers led Clark on an existential journey. He contemplated whether he should he live entirely as Clark, or Superman. Meanwhile, Xviar ransacked Clark's apartment and uncovered alien jewels … these became the key components used to turn Superman into a 'bomb' to destroy the Earth. (#297)

Now, whenever Superman used his powers, he was essentially burning a "fuse" toward a cataclysmic detonation. Xviar wanted to push Superman to the brink, so he prepared to attack Superman head on. He invented a suit to collect and transform solar energy; as Solarman, it gave him strength, flight and forceful energy, but Superman quickly decoded the suit's mechanics and overloaded it with a dose of his own heat vision. (#298)

Xviar was down but not out. The final play in his game was to gather nine of Superman's greatest enemies together. Xviar teleported the likes of Luthor and Brainiac across the Earth, in order to force the Man of Steel to use the full measure of his abilities. But Superman's time living as Clark had taught him that he didn't need to intervene in every situation. He found ways to avert disaster that did not require the full use of his super-powers.

The bomb plot would not succeed. Xviar anticipated his defeat as Superman gradually pieced together the story. He managed to prevent Xviar from escaping from Earth, and put him in a desolate space prison. On the Homeworld, Xviar's masters wondered how long it would be before Superman would come for them too. (#299)

Solarwoman

A new female hero (informally known as "Solarwoman") has appeared as a member of the United Planets Superwatch. Her uniform looks exactly like Xviar's when he was
"Solarman." Nothing is known about her history. (The Green Lantern #9, The Green Lantern: Season Two #4)

Notes

Superboy and Krypto met a troublemaker called Solar Boy in Adventure Comics #269 (Feb. 1960).

A character named "Solarman" was mentioned in World's Finest Comics #163 (Dec. 1966), but not depicted.

Powers

Solarman wore a suit covered in solar-collectors. The suit transformed yellow sun energy into a variety of abilities: super-strength, flight and forceful energy.

Strongwoman

Strong Girl was a member of a group of heroes from the planet Thronn, called the Honor Team. She and her teammates Energiman, Golden Blade and Magicko were defeated by a villain called Vant Orl, who imprisoned them in suspended animation inside an impenetrable crystal.

Energiman's powers allowed him to assume the properties of all types of energy. Over time, across the galaxy, he sensed the power of the Green Lantern, Hal Jordan. Every time Jordan recharged his power ring, Energiman was able to siphon a bit of it too. Once he was strong enough, he summoned Jordan to Thronn. Energiman spent his last energies in briefing the Green Lantern, then perished.

Jordan was confronted by Vant Orl, and triumphed over the alien's series of challenges. He found a way to free the Honor Team, and promised to alert the Guardians of the Universe: this space sector would benefit from a Green Lantern too. (Green Lantern v.2 #32)

The Green Lantern

In DC's rebirth continuity, Strong Girl graduated to becoming Strongwoman. She became a charter member of the fledgling United Planets Superwatch, a group of galactic protectors based on the planet Kranaltine.

Strongwoman and Superwoman were sent to J1407 after a group of their Superwatch teammates were wiped out by the Anti-Matter Man. This crisis was instigated by the Controller Mu, and Strongwoman fled the destruction to get help from the Green Lantern Corps. (The Green Lantern #9)

She was reunited with Hal Jordan and the Guardians of the Multiverse, who were likewise plagued by an anti-matter being. (#10) Strongwoman fought with them to beat back the forces from the anti-matter universe. (#11–12)

Notes

Strongwoman's real name was given for the first time in The Green Lantern #9.

The other members of Thronn's Honor Team have not been mentioned in the Rebirth era.

Powers

Strongwoman has the powers of super-strength, invulnerability and flight.