c. 2004?

Thom (Star Boy) Kallor comes from the future (see 3009 in Hypertimeline L2) to take the identity of Danny Blaine, and serve as Starman.

c. 2006? (=Year 14 +10)

Hypertimeline A: Lord Chaos rules this alternate future. It is discovered by Monarch (Nathaniel Adam), who masquerades as Hank (Hawk) Hall and creates the Team Titans, sending them into the past (see 1996/Yr14), ostensibly to prevent Lord Chaos’ creation but in reality to lure him back to his defeat.

c. 2009

Hypertimeline B: An adult Tim Hunter, grown evil, engages in a Magic War with Earth’s heroes.

c. 2010

Htl. A: Monarch defeats the last of this timeline’s heroes and seizes control of Earth.

c. 2012

Hypertimeline C: After ten years without a Batman, a dystopian Gotham is rocked when… the Dark Knight Returns.

c. 2014

Hypertimeline D: Ten years into their own future, the Teen Titans of 2004/Year 22 discover they have become iron-fisted tyrants over half of North America.

2016

Hypertimeline E?: The time-hopping Ray and Black Canary visit briefly (from 1997/Yr15), and are guided back by a woman law officer named Gaelon. The Ray of this era is a corporate tycoon and rival of Vandal Savage, and is yanked from his moment of death into a far-future battle by Captain Atom.

2020s

Hypertimeline “K”?: Superman—in self-imposed retirement since Lois Lane’s tragic death—returns in the wake of Kansas’ nuclear destruction, and leads his colleagues in reigning in an undisciplined, violent generation of younger superhumans.

Htl. K?: Having fallen in love and borne a son, Superman and Wonder Woman (along with godfather Batman) must pursue the murderous Gog into the past (see 1998/Yr16) to rescue their child and save history, even at the risk of their own timeline. They are followed and aided by Ibn Al’Xuffash, son of Batman and Talia (see 1995/Yr13); Nightwing and Starfire’s daughter Mar’i (Nightstar); Wally West’s teenage daughter Iris (Kid Flash); and Plastic Man’s son Offspring, along with Linear Man Rip Hunter.

Jay Garrick seeks out Iris West’s aid against the time-spanning curse of Cobalt Blue’s gem (see 1999/Yr17).

Hypertimeline “M” ?: Ayo Sotinwa, still “a young girl in Africa” in our present, makes scientific contributions on an historic par with Edison, Einstein, and Ted Knight.

2025

John Constantine, age 72, pulls off the coup of a lifetime—literally. When John’s young friend Daljit “Dolly” Smith, working class medic and apparent “royal bastard,” finds herself in the middle of a civil war between Royalists desperate for a successor to the dying King Charles III and Puritan Republicans desperate to prevent one, Constantine steps in to play both ends against the middle in his inimitable way… and maneuvers Dolly into place as England’s first elected president.

2030

Htl. A: Monarch manipulates Matthew Ryder into traveling to the past (see 1996/Yr14), where he becomes Waverider. Monarch then follows, manipulating events to lead to his own origin.

Hypertimeline F?: An alternate Matthew Ryder, a chronal scientist for LexCorp, discovers a stable moment outside the timestream that he dubs “Vanishing Point,” and relocates there to found the time-policing Linear Men.

Htl. “M”?: The second Batman defeats Two-Face Two by proving statistically that his good side is dominant.

c. 2040?

Hypertimeline F?: In an increasingly Orwellian society, citizen Buddy Blank becomes OMAC, the One Man Army Corps.

2045

World War III occurs, a “limited” nuclear war.

2050

Jonah Hex is kidnapped to the postwar future from 1875 by the eccentric Reinhold Borsten.

c. 2055

Rip Hunter’s colleague Bonnie Baxter stays here, to help the remnants of the Iluminati rebuild civilization.

2075-2100

[2079-2092] Axel Starker, aka Star Hawkins, has a successful career as a detective, aided by his robot helper Ilda.

Htl. M?: Jack Knight’s grandson sullies the Starman name by turning to villainy.

Htl. M?: At the close of the 21st century, having “outlived his time… his friends… his beloved…” , the original Superman departs known space to explore in solitude. He is not seen again for nearly 68,000 years (see 701st Century). He is succeeded by his heir, Superman Secundus—the first in a long dynasty of Supermen who serve heroically in every era until at least the 853rd Century.

22nd Century

A new technological golden age emerges, as space exploration and colonization finally fulfill their potential. Water and other resources remain scarce, however, and the government is very strict, as a result of the preceding decades of anarchy.

Htl. M?: J’onn J’onzz travels to the stars alongside Earth’s explorers, serving as a protector of humanity throughout the third millennium, taking other forms and living other lives along the way.

[c. 2100?] Htl. G?: The orphaned Kamandi, grandson of OMAC, survives in a post-Disaster wilderness ruled by Beast-Men… until rescued by Horatio Tomorrow of the Planeteers; he grows up to become the heroic Colonel Tommy Tomorrow.

[2113] Psychotic shape-changer Hayden Glass murders hundreds as the “Justice League Killer,” until apprehended by a time-stranded Walker Gabriel.

Home era of the Space Rangers and the Planeteers (apparently, the respective civilian and military authorities of Earth in this period).

[c. 2137] Christopher Columbus Ambler [the first baby born in space, c. 2120] begins a career of exploration as Kris-KL99.

Ace Arn, aka Ultra the Multi-Alien, is active in this era.

The Star Rovers, a team of adventurers, are also active during this period.

[2152] The time-travelling Jack (Starman) Knight and companions (see 1999/Yr17) rescue a captive Starfire from Jarko, the Space Pirate.

[c. 2153-54] Space Cabby operates in this era, although he makes occasional forays into the past.

[2174] Hypertimeline H: Gary Concord, the Ultra-Man, awakens from suspended animation, having slept since a cataclysmic war in 1950.

Htl. M?: Tommy Tomorrow II becomes one of history’s greatest Starmen.

23rd Century

[2231] Max Mercury seeks the help of this era’s Flash against the threat of Cobalt Blue’s gem (see 1999/Yr17, 2020), only to see him killed… but then succeeded by the energy form of his paralyzed daughter, Sela Allen.

[2240] Htl. H: Gary Concord Jr. succeeds his father (see 2174) as Ultra-Man and “High Moderator of the United States of North America” … and eventually also follows him into suspended animation.

The original Time Institute exists.

Society falls (at least briefly) under the dominance of the psychotic scientist Rotwang, who sends his robotic servant Mekanique back in time to ensure his success.

Era of the Great Wars on Earth, in which much knowledge is lost.

24th Century

No data known at this time.

25th Century

Home era of the Knights of the Galaxy, founded “to protect the free people of the galaxy.”

The Space Museum is a popular attraction on Earth.

The Justice Society travels from 1941 to retrieve a Bomb Defense Formula.

Landor travels from this era to battle the JSA.

[c. 2447] Knodar, “the Last Criminal,” travels twice from this era to 1947, defeated both times by the original Green Lantern. He then travels to 1993/Yr11, where he is defeated by Infinity, Inc; and to 1985/Yr3, where he is captured by Superman and Batman.

[2452] America’s eastern seaboard recovers from the second Khund invasion, which was defeated by the United Planet Alliance. No Superman has been seen on earth for a century.

This era’s Flash, Chardaq Allen, loses his speed powers in battle with Savitrix.

[2456] Home era of Eobard Thawne, aka Professor Zoom, aka the Reverse-Flash. He first visits Wally West from this era (see 1996/Yr14), then becomes a deadly enemy of Barry Allen (see 1985/Yr3).

[2458] Home era of Booster Gold. Legionnaires seeking to return to their era (see 1998/Yr16) steal a Flux Capacitor from Rip Hunter’s last Time Sphere in the Space Museum, which Michael “Booster” Carter later uses to travel back in time and establish himself as a super-hero (see 1993/Yr11). Booster later returns briefly on Rip Hunter’s first time trip, and escapes back using Reinhold Borsten’s time platform (see 2050).

Htl. M?: The evil sun Solaris goes mad, and begins a “scorched Earth rampage,” until defeated by this era’s Superman and Justice League.

Htl. M?: The Resurrection Man confronts Vandal Savage amidst the “Californian holocausts.”

26th Century

[2591] This era’s Flash, contacted by Jesse Quick, joins the quest against Cobalt Blue’s gem (see 1999/Yr17, 2020, 2231).

27th Century

[2645] Physicist John Fox inherits the identity of the Flash, defeating the villainous Manfred Mota.

[2660] Superseded by the robotic Speed Metal, John Fox defies the Time Travel Accord of 2659 to follow a time-hopping Wally West back to the past [see 1998/Yr16], then departs to explore the future [see 853rd C.]

28th Century

An era of chaos, and more Great Wars, including World War VI; much technology is lost, not to be rediscovered until the 30th century or beyond.

[2754] This era’s Flash, Blaine Allen of Earth colony Petrus, sacrifices himself to the speed force in order to pass his powers to his young son Jace, saving him from this era’s Cobalt Blue. Jace continues the family heritage as the new Flash.

[2764] Jace Allen, now an adult, is sought out by Jesse Quick for help against Cobalt Blue (see 1999/Yr17).

29th Century

[Early] Htl. M?: Solaris returns from deep space leading an army of sentient comets, and is defeated only by the combined forces of this era’s Superman, its Justice League, and the Legion of Super-Heroes.

[Late] The sorcerer Mordru uses the Emerald Eye of Ekron to terrorize the galaxy, until defeated through the efforts of his teenage daughter Mysa, who is transformed into a withered hag.

[2899] The Flash of this era is contacted by John Fox (see 853rd C.) to help against Cobalt Blue’s gem.

30th Century…

An era of profound political and scientific advancement for Earth, and the dawn of a new Heroic Age unparalleled since the 20th century.

2945

Time-jaunting Flash John Fox lands in an era on the brink of a devastating war between Eastern and Western blocs. He narrowly averts the war, but not before helping scientists Eric and Fran Russell send their infant daughter Iris to safety in the 20th century.

2957

Global politics much improved, the Russells retrieve their now-adult daughter Iris to her home era,
rescuing her from the moment of her own death (see 1991/Yr9).

Acquitted in his murder trial (see 1993/Yr11), Barry (Flash) Allen relocates to the 30th century to be reunited with his wife Iris.

Skipping through time under the manipulation of the Time Trapper (see 2995), Jenni (XS) Ognats (see 2980) meets her grandfather, Barry Allen.

A team of Flashes from throughout history, led by Wally West, defeats the schemes of Cobalt Blue.

After only a month with Iris, Barry is captured by the Anti-Monitor during the Crisis (see 1993/Yr11), and dies saving Earth from an anti-matter cannon.

2958

Iris gives birth to Barry’s children, fraternal twins Donald Wallace and Dawn Jae Allen.

2979

Don and Dawn Allen meet time-travelling Wally West, and are inspired to continue their father’s heroic tradition as the “Tornado Twins.”

2980

Secretly set up by corrupt EarthGov President Malcolm Thawne, the Tornado Twins die combatting a conspiracy by the alien Dominators.

Wally West pursues the Reverse-Flash here to stop the threat of Cobalt Blue’s mystic gem (see 1999/Yr17).

Barry “Bart” Allen is born to Don’s widow, Meloni Thawne-Allen, daughter of President Thawne. Bart is born with a super-speed metabolism, and is kidnapped for study by EarthGov.

2982

Iris West Allen discovers her grandson Bart is alive in VR captivity, having aged the equivalent of 12 years in his first two, and effects his rescue, taking him to the past (see 1997/Yr15). His mother Meloni follows (to 1998/Yr16) and retrieves him briefly, long enough to broker a tenuous peace with her father.

31st Century

The new millennium dawns with only “security, stability, and order” for the third generation in a row… as a result of which society has grown complacent and conservative, valuing protocol and decorum over the free exchange of ideas and open personal interaction. In particular, many young people are “protected” until the age of 18 by constant adult monitoring via the gene-linked “Public Service.”

3003

Cosmic Boy (Rokk Krinn of Braal), Saturn Girl (Imra Ardeen of Titan), and Lightning Lad (Garth Ranzz of Winath) form the Legion of Super-Heroes, dedicated to voicing the concerns of the “underage” generation fed up with their too-staid society. The team is headquartered on Earth, and tenuously allied with the political forces backing the fledgling United Planets. They use a “transmatter” portal to teleport to other worlds.

Triplicate Girl (Luornu Durgo of Cargg), sole (yet multiple) occupant of her mysteriously depopulated home planet, joins the Legion when a U.P. exploratory vessel contacts her world.

Other young meta-powered individualists join the LSH, including Brainiac 5 (Querl Dox of Colu) and Star Boy (Thom Kallor of Xanthu). Brainy invents flight rings for his teammates, expensive but indispensable tools that provide (in additional to flight) environmental protection, instant communication, and shielding from the Public Service.

3004

The Legion grows quickly, and attracts a following among young people on many worlds. By late this year, additional members include Colossal Boy (Gym Allon of Earth), Chameleon (Reep Daggle of Durla), Dream Girl (Nura Nal of Naltor), Element Lad (Jan Arrah of Trom), Karate Kid (Val Armorr of Earth), Light Lass (Ayla Ranzz of Winath, Garth’s sister), Phantom Girl (Tinya Wazzo of Bgztl), Princess Projectra (Wilimena Morgana Daergina Annaxandra Projectra Velorya Vauxhall of Orando), Shadow Lass (Tasmia Mallor of Talok VIII), Sun Boy (Dirk Morgna of Earth), and Ultra Boy (Jo Nah of Rimbor). A seldom-seen (or believed) member is Shrinking Violet/“Atom Girl” (Salu Digby of Imsk). Projectra finances the Legion from her personal wealth. Nonmember Brin Londo of Zoon also works alongside the team, and dates Ayla for a time. Cosmic Boy serves as team leader, with Sun Boy as field leader.

After a year with the Legion, Luornu makes a return visit to her homeworld… but finds herself rejected by her “other selves.”

The Legionnaires attract positive attention when they save the U.P. Council from an “intraterrorist attack.”

[Midyear] The paramilitary Science Police, fed up with the growing Legion movement, attempt to raze LSH Headquarters Plaza, but are stopped by the throngs of young supporters who block their machines.

The Legion resolves the “fusionstrike case.”

The Legion saves most of IndoJapan from a Psi-Plague.

[Late 3004] Invisible Kid (Lyle Norg of Earth) is recruited by Brainiac 5 to be the Legion’s latest member. On the same day, his teammates-to-be defeat a rogue Macrobot; the Legion is outlawed on Daxam; and the team defies the U.P. Council to stop an armed adult counter-rebellion on Lallor (a non-U.P. world).

After a fight with his authoritarian father, Lyle leaves home for good to live with the Legion. Meanwhile, Shikari (from the Legion of Htl. L-2; see 3001) finds herself “relocated” into this reality.

The Legion rescues the U.P. Council from a covert assassin. One week later, they stop the authorities on Naltor from blocking underager’s precognitive dreams via the Public Service, and Dream Girl foresees a looming interstellar war.

3005

Triplicate Girl stops the arsonist Phaxred. She then goes on simultaneous dates with Jan, Dirk, and Jo, reflecting on her own history with the team… and secretly scoping out each one for information to pass along to Cosmic Boy.

The S.P. attempts to outlaw flight rings and arrest the Legion, but backs off when Lyle strikes a deal with his father, head of the Northam S.P. The blood sample Lyle provides soon winds up in the hands of the mysterious Praetor Lemnos, but also allows Brainy to sneak a informational bug into the U.P. systemworks.

[May 2] On the mostly evacuated Rimworld 19, Garth, Imra, and Brin encounter the culprits responsible for the planet’s devastation: the “Terror Firma” team, led by one Elysion. Brin pursues them back to their base in “Otherspace.”

The Legion closes a dimensional rift on the planet Rokyn.

Terror Firma launch a surprise attack on Orando, the economic hub of the U.P., and kill Projectra’s father King Voxv. Soon after, Praetor Lemnos reveals himself to Brainiac 5, explaining that he is using Terror Firma to foment a war because “peace… has paralyzed societal progress”… but he uses his memory-evading power to make Brainy forget the encounter.

Brainy discovers “Colu is next”; he and a group of teammates arrive too late to stop his homeworld from being intellectually regressed to barbarity, but they do encounter (and remember) Praetor Lemnos. Meanwhile, Cosmic Boy, feeling his leadership challenged, covertly searches Brainy’s lab.

Sun Boy tries to quit the Legion, leading to an open schism on the team between those loyal to Cosmic Boy and a faction supporting Brainy as leader. Meanwhile, Braal decides to secede from the U.P.

The Legion confronts Terra Firma on the planet Helegyn.

With Elysion captured, Rokk and Brainy mend fences and try to rally the troops for the threat ahead. They determine Earth is one of three strategically key planets, and send squads to the others, Dormir and Ttrxl. When suicide bombers attack Legion Plaza, though, Elysion escapes, destroying the team’s headquarters… and killing Dream Girl.

With the help of Lyle and the previously hidden Atom Girl, Brainy takes out Elysion. Meanwhile Rokk convinces the Dormirans to lend their communications infrastructure, and converts the “Public Service” into Legion Channel One… rallying underagers across the galaxy. With the Ttrxl team cutting off the Transmatter network, a third Legion team takes the battle to the warmongering Lemnos on his baseworld—narrowly saving the entire United Planets.

More Legion adventures remain to be chronicled.

…later 31st Century…

Hypertimeline unclear: The U.P. falls apart when the original Legion disbands.

Htl. unclear: Lyle Norg, earlier of the Legion, “goes on to achieve greatness through science.”

33rd Century

Home era of the villainous Black Barax (see 1944).

c. 4th Millennium (±35th C.?)

Htl. M?: The Clanetary System attacks Earth with its space-ark-robot Antares VII, sparking a devastating war. After helping defeat the attackers, J’onn J’onzz sets off on a 10,000-year quest to find the Swarm, the pursuers whom Earth’s attackers were fleeing.

38th Century

[3786] Home era of the Lord of Time (aka Epoch).

41st Century

[4070] Htl. M?: Veda Nite becomes the hero Doc Midnite. In 4078, she saves the universe.

51st Century

Htl. M?: John Irons’ Steel armor is worn by Steel 7.

58th Century

[5700] The U.P. has been replaced by the 36 planets of the Solar Council, headed by Chairman Dasor. Periodically, Hal Jordan is plucked from early in his career as Green Lantern (c. 1984/Yr2) and brainwashed into protecting this era as lawman Pol Manning.

[5711] After several years, Hal is replaced by fellow GL Salakk of Slyggia (Sector 1418) in the role of Pol.

64th Century

Home era of the villainous Abra Kadabra.

Wally West helps to free Kadabra’s era from the oppressive scientific rule of the Central Clockworks.

67th Century

Htl. M?: This era’s Superman weds Queen Gzntplzk of the 5th Dimension, endowing his descendants with ten new sensory powers, including super-ESP.

[6700] Htl. M?: A core collapse is tried as a tactic against an attacking Solaris; he becomes Neutron Solaris, and destroys the Khund star.

75th Century

Hypertimeline I: Wildfire forms a new Legion to combat a threat to the galaxy.

90th Century

Hypertimeline J: Home era of Cece Beck of Binderaan, aka Thunder, scion of the Marvel family.

100th Century

Htl. H: Gary Concord Jr., the Ultra-Man, awakens from 77 centuries of suspended animation on Almeer-5, where he helps local heroes and a time-lost XS.

Htl. M?: The Steel armor (see 51st Century) is worn by Steelman of the New Centurians.

111th Century

[11,021] Htl. M?: The Chronovore, a powerful temporal parasite, attacks Hong Kong. Meanwhile, Walker Gabriel uses John Fox’s stolen chronal gauntlets (see 853rd Century) to trap the evil Warworld leader Scourge in a time loop.

118th Century

Htl. M?: Lancelot Grail, the Cosmic Knight, is the last known wearer of the Steel armor (see 100th C.).

120th Century

Xotar, the Weapons Master, travels 10,000 years into the past to combat the original Justice League.

c. 14th Millennium (±135th C.?)

Htl. M?: J’onn J’onzz finds the Swarm, enemies of all other life forms (see 4th Millennium), and spends the next 20,000 years battling them across space.

250th Century

Htl. M?: This era’s Superman leads his “deputy Superhunters” in ending the centuries-long Bizarro Scourge that has nearly eradicated the human race.

322nd Century

Htl. M?: After long enmity, the Superman and Luthor dynasties forge a benevolent alliance.

c. 34th Millennium (±335th C.?)

Htl. M?: The Swarm defeated, J’onn J’onzz (see 14th Millennium) wanders aimlessly, gradually restoring his sense of self by becoming a philosopher and teacher. Then Darkseid attacks, conquering Mars; and “on the streets of the new Armagetto [comes] the final battle.” J’onn prevails, becoming one with the Source, and then with his homeworld itself.

364th Century

Htl. M?: A scheme of Solaris’ backfires, endowing a “new phase” of heroes with “the quantum powers of the uncertainty principle.”

505th Century

Htl. M?: This era’s Superman confronts Solaris’ cancer plague, aided by the 4th Singularity and the Gravity Witch, and gives his life reprogramming Solaris for benevolence and servitude.

Htl. M?: Solaris re-emerges as a hero, working alongside a new Superman in that era’s Justice League of the Atom.

c. 51st — 70th Millennia

Htl. M?: In an “epoch veering toward paranoia and instability,” humanity grows increasingly xenophobic, and Solaris founds the Pancosmic Justice Jihad in response to changing times.

701st Century

[70,001] Htl. M?: After eons of absence (see 2100), the original Superman returns to Earth. His return signals the beginning of a system-wide Great Spiritual Revival, but he eschews worship, choosing to retire to a new Fortress of Solitude deep within the Sun. The PJJ is disbanded, and Solaris returns to the role of a mere secondary power source.

800th Century

Htl. M?: The Amazons, after millennia voyaging in a space-ark built by Hermes, return and colonize Venus.

801st Century

Htl. M?: Starwoman’s (?) singularity attack exiles Solaris from the galaxy for a thousand years.

821st Century

Believed to be the home era of Brainiac 13.

c. 822nd Century

Htl. M?: The heritage of Starman is abandoned for “three millennia, at least,” until revived by Farris Knight’s great-grandfather (see 852nd Century).

837th Century

Htl. M?: Resurrection Man lives through the Datawars on Mu Pegasi.

843rd Century

Htl. M?: [c. 84,271] Cris Kend, the Superboy of his era, is summoned a thousand years into the future by Brainiac 417 (see 853rd Century).

845th Century

Htl. M?: Vandal Savage kills Resurrection Man for the next-to-last time.

852nd Century

Htl. M?: Farris Knight’s great-grandfather finds the Quarvat in space, discovers his lineage, and revives the heroic mantle of Starman.

853rd Century

[85,245] Htl. M?: The “laughing” techno-virus invades the prison planet Pluto, resulting in the “thousand scream blip,” as the inmates massacre the staff before the eyes of their 15,000 children.

[85,265] Htl. M?: Time-travelling Flash John Fox settles here, becoming the protector of Mercury.

[85,269] Walker Gabriel steals John Fox’s time gauntlets (see 111th Century).

[85,271] Hypertimeline M?: Another great Heroic Age, the preeminent heroes of which are the powerful Justice Legion A.

• Earth’s solar system has been widely terraformed, and linked into a single huge, re-engineered data processing network, its worlds joined to one another—and to other eras—by instantaneous travel. Artificial star-computers provide limitless energy and link cultures via the Galactic Macronet, overseen by the United Galaxies. On Earth, whole populations exist in tesseracts, leaving the planetary surface pristine, watched over by the society of Green Arrows. Humans have evolved “neo-cortex structures” and innate telepathy, accessing the info-dense Headnet with the aid of chip implants, and enjoying the benefits of designer genes. The heroic dynasties of earlier eras are held in high esteem, with a thriving trade in totemic power icons that grant temporary metahuman powers.

• When Superman Prime, the archetypal hero, plans to return from the heart of Earth’s primary Sun, the tyrant sun Solaris resumes his evil ways, plotting with the ancient Vandal Savage to destroy Superman, while simultaneously sending his own consciousness back to the 20th century via a nanotech virus to force his own creation (see 1998/Yr16). Even as he succeeds at bringing himself into being in the past, however, he and Savage meet destruction in the future, thanks to the planning of our own era’s JLA.

Meanwhile (among other details)…

• The one millionth clone of Superboy discovers our era’s Guardian, preserved alive in Antarctic ice…

• The aged Captain Marvel passes his powers on to a worthy youth named Tanist…

• …and in deep space, a society of worlds called the United Planets Cluster (including the merged Colu/Bgztl and Daxam/Imsk) is watched over by the Justice Legion L, carrying on the tradition of the 30th-century Legion with the help of the “Wildflame.” They guide the Cluster toward Earth, hoping to “replenish its diversity,” but the quest is sabotaged by one of the JLL’s own members, Titangirl.

[Later] John Fox is contacted again by Wally West, seeking help against Cobalt Blue’s gem (see 1999/Yr17, 2980).

863rd Century

[86,271] A thousand years after the Justice Legion L, the last incarnation of the LSH, life is slow… until Vera, Chec, and Dav, three bored teens in a tesseract, discover its proud history and resurrect its heroic tradition.

4,290th Century

[428,906] Prophesied end of the current Kali Yuga, and hence the current Day of Brahma.

A ransacked Earth, its seas boiled away, tumbles on slow, wounded spirals toward the sun. Here at “Summer’s End” reigns Earth’s final empire, the parasitic Sheeda, living on the refuse of the past. (See 8,000 BCE.)

The Earth is long dead.

The End of Time

Superman traps Doomsday here (temporarily).

The mysterious Time Trapper lives here.

Tim Hunter and Mr. E visit here.

Time loops around to its own beginning.