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Scott Koblish tried to improve the silver age costume of Element Lad by changing the letter E of the costume to interlac. Scott Koblish seems to have followed publication history as best as he could (there are lots of golden age villains in the silver age section). The 1970s characters of Jack Kirby are all together following publication history (jack kirby sandman and kobra are maybe in the next cover). Lots of sci fi, cowboys and war characters are in the silver age and bronze age section following publication history. Tellus and Quislet are probably in the next cover. Next cover maybe will have more golden age characters added after the golden age (from all star squadron, from young all-stars). Next cover probably will have more bronze age characters like swamp thing and ending with the COIE new characters.

R.I.P. LSH.

I'll be at the funeral wearing a black veil and swatting Superman with my purse as I demand he find whoever did this.

Love that imagery of you swatting at Superman lol

Superman is fighting Absolute Chameleon Boy in one of those variant covers.

History of the DC Universe #3 cover just dropped:

Cover #3

The Subs. 5 Years Later Legionnaires. Fatal Five. And much more around the picture.

As before, Legion characters are at the top.

Edit: Off-topic but, objectification aside, a window-less Power Girl outfit just feels wrong to me.

free comic book day superman story mentions inertron from the 31st century so it looks like the brainwashed element lad has been very busy. My guess is the 31st century legion are not dead but just brainwashed. 31st century looks like another great darkness but the legion lost in this another great darkness.

You find the man who did this! You find the man who stole this sweet angel child from our lives!

In World's Finest #39 Sinestro swings a replica Atomic Axe from the Superman Museum at Batman and Robin using his Yellow Lantern ring.

...I realized as I was typing that, just how much of a comic book sentence that was.

Superman Unlimited also contains a page of the Legion as Superman's life passes before his eye.

The Saturn Girl in Superman Unlimited 1 seems to be the Dan Mora version (costume and short hair).

Gold Lantern sighting.

It's a variant cover for Justice League Unlimited #7 for AAPI Month. I forgot he was Filipino.

It's at the bottom behind Doctor Light.

I don't believe we ever did learn his AWESOME origin.

Was it not in the JLA vs LSH series? I didn't bother to read it, but I thought that was where we supposed to find it out.

It might have been in JLA/LSH. But I didn't read it, either. I was just having a laugh with my post.

Well, I'm sure we both missed out, given how cool it was.

It was more than just cool -- it was AWESOME!

No it wasn't.

They SAY he's a Gold Lantern, but it's obvious he's just Gold-PLATED.

A Gilded Lantern, you say?

Gilt-y as charged.

So the interesting thing about the Superman 28-30 is that issue 28 - featuring the Omega Legion or whatever the hell we're calling it - will drop in July, when the Superman movie releases. This will likely result in an uptick in sales with issues featuring a Legion.

Does DC actually have a STRATEGY for once?

They probably have a strategy. Doesn't mean it's a good one, and I doubt it involves the Legion. (Aren't I a wet rag!)

You guys notice this is the third time DC's created an evil Legion and used it in someone else's book while the actual Legion doesn't have a series?

First in the New 52 Superboy, then Justice League 3000, and now here.

Well its not like they have a track record or anything LOL. I mean, DC is basically the Sideshow Bob of the comic book industry on anything that isn't Batman.