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| * War is soon declared between the Atlanteans and the Kryptonians, with each group of Legionnaires taking opposing sides in what is intended to be a bloodless war, until a few Kryptonians are accidentally killed by Atlanteans. Meanwhile, Brainiac 5 discovers that the element xenon in Earth's atmosphere is poisonous to the Atlanteans and will kill them all in time, but if the Atlanteans are genetically modified to become water-breathers and live beneath the ocean, they can be saved. Mon-El arrives from the 30th century in time to stop an atomic missile launched by the Kryptonian colony from destroying Atlantis. The Legionnaires end the war between the Kryptonians and the Atlanteans by genetically modifying the Atlanteans into the original mer-folk (half-human, half-fish), then sinking the city of Atlantis into the ocean. ["The War Between Krypton and Earth," Adventure Comics #333 (June, 1965)] | * War is soon declared between the Atlanteans and the Kryptonians, with each group of Legionnaires taking opposing sides in what is intended to be a bloodless war, until a few Kryptonians are accidentally killed by Atlanteans. Meanwhile, Brainiac 5 discovers that the element xenon in Earth's atmosphere is poisonous to the Atlanteans and will kill them all in time, but if the Atlanteans are genetically modified to become water-breathers and live beneath the ocean, they can be saved. Mon-El arrives from the 30th century in time to stop an atomic missile launched by the Kryptonian colony from destroying Atlantis. The Legionnaires end the war between the Kryptonians and the Atlanteans by genetically modifying the Atlanteans into the original mer-folk (half-human, half-fish), then sinking the city of Atlantis into the ocean. ["The War Between Krypton and Earth," Adventure Comics #333 (June, 1965)] |
| * After the Legionnaires return to the 30th century, the Kryptonian colony dies out after their tame dinosaurs become wild and attack them. However, a few Kryptonian survivors intermarry with the Vruunian colonists, producing stronger children able to breathe the atmosphere without any trouble. These first true Atlanteans, the descendants of the Vruunians and Kryptonians, use technology to build a new city of Atlantis over the ruins of the Rmoahal settlements. Jhor Lal and his daughter Leta Lal also become the direct ancestors of Lori Lemaris. //Note: Since Atlantis is known to have remained above the waves until at least 43,000 BC, it's likely that the Vruunian colonists managed to find a way to raise their city once more, and breeding with the Kryptonians may also have made them strong enough to live in the atmosphere. It is likely that the Kryptonian genetics mixed in with that of humans results in the metagene that grants super-powers to their human descendants in centuries to come.// ["The War Between Krypton and Earth," Adventure Comics #333 (June, 1965); "The Freedom of Rmoahal," Arion, Lord of Atlantis #11 (September, 1983)] | * After the Legionnaires return to the 30th century, the Kryptonian colony dies out after their tame dinosaurs become wild and attack them. However, a few Kryptonian survivors intermarry with the Vruunian colonists, producing stronger children able to breathe the atmosphere without any trouble. These first true Atlanteans, the descendants of the Vruunians and Kryptonians, use technology to build a new city of Atlantis over the ruins of the Rmoahal settlements. Jhor Lal and his daughter Leta Lal also become the direct ancestors of Lori Lemaris. //Note: Since Atlantis is known to have remained above the waves until at least 43,000 BC, it's likely that the Vruunian colonists managed to find a way to raise their city once more, and breeding with the Kryptonians may also have made them strong enough to live in the atmosphere. It is likely that the Kryptonian genetics mixed in with that of humans results in the metagene that grants super-powers to their human descendants in centuries to come.// ["The War Between Krypton and Earth," Adventure Comics #333 (June, 1965); "The Freedom of Rmoahal," Arion, Lord of Atlantis #11 (September, 1983)] |
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| | =====1 million years ago===== |
| | * The ancient civilization of Thale, populated by six-inch-tall, yellow-skinned people, rules the Earth. The Thalen ruler, Karbo Rim, uses a device called the Cosmitron to absorb the power of earthquakes, cancelling them from happening on Earth, in order to allow them to destroy anything the Cosmitron has photographed. The Thalens build a galactic empire by threatening earthquakes and destruction upon any world that refuses to surrender, then following up with destruction by causing anything that happens to a smaller model of a planet occur to the real planet. The Cosmitron eventually loses its power, having nullified all earthquakes for years, and eventually the star-worlds revolt and destroy the Thalen civilization on Earth. The surviving Thalens are captured and imprisoned, their descendants remaining prisoners for hundreds of thousands of years. //Note: It is likely that the modern-day Katarthans are descended from the ancient Thalens.// ["The Case of the Cosmic Camera," The Atom #7 (June-July, 1963)] |
| ====700,000 years ago:==== | ====700,000 years ago:==== |
| * Human and Neanderthal men start to genetically diverge. | * Human and Neanderthal men start to genetically diverge. |
| ====55 A.D.:==== | ====55 A.D.:==== |
| * Marcus becomes known as the Golden Gladiator. | * Marcus becomes known as the Golden Gladiator. |
| | ====70 A.D.:==== |
| | * Jerusalem and the Temple of Solomon are sacked and destroyed by the Romans after a siege, marking the end of the Old Covenant age of Temple sacrifices as required by Jewish law. |
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| =====4th century===== | =====4th century===== |
| * Tom Hawk becomes known as Tomahawk. Fighting the British during the Revolutionary War, Tomahawk becomes the leader of a group of volunteers known as Tomahawk's Rangers. | * Tom Hawk becomes known as Tomahawk. Fighting the British during the Revolutionary War, Tomahawk becomes the leader of a group of volunteers known as Tomahawk's Rangers. |
| ====1783:==== | ====1783:==== |
| * The Atom uses the Time Pool to go to American to help the Montgolfier brothers makes the first successful hot-air baloon flight using animals. [THE ATOM #27] | * The Atom uses the Time Pool to go to American to help the Montgolfier brothers makes the first successful hot-air balloon flight using animals. [THE ATOM #27] |
| ====1789:==== | ====1789:==== |
| * The French Revolution begins. | * The French Revolution begins. |
| ====1790:==== | ====1790:==== |
| * Victor Frankenstein creates the monster known as the Frankenstein Monster or the Spawn of Frankenstein, which eventually names itself Adam Frankenstein. [Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus (1818 novel by Mary Shelley); Phantom Stranger v2 #23] | * Victor Frankenstein creates the monster known as the Frankenstein Monster or the Spawn of Frankenstein, who eventually names himself Adam Frankenstein. [Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus (1818 novel by Mary Shelley); Phantom Stranger v2 #23] |
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