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| Timeline_of_Earth-X_1950s_to_the_future [2017/08/03 19:49] – docquantum | Timeline_of_Earth-X_1950s_to_the_future [2020/07/12 07:57] – [1968] docquantum |
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| ==== 1964 ==== | ==== 1964 ==== |
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| | * Delilah (Dee) Tyler, the future Hourgirl, is born sometime this year to unknown parents. At three months old she is left with Stormy Foster, the former Great Defender, to be raised as his foster daughter. ["Freedom Fighters: The Fight Continues"] |
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| === February === | === February === |
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| * The Fuhrer's health now failing, Joseph Mengele takes Adolf Hitler's DNA and improves on it, creating a son and heir for him, intended to become the new Fuhrer when he reaches the proper age. Mengele names the newborn boy Adam Weishaupt Hitler. | * The Fuhrer's health now failing, Joseph Mengele takes Adolf Hitler's DNA and improves on it, creating a son and heir for him, intended to become the new Fuhrer when he reaches the proper age. Mengele names the newborn boy Adam Weishaupt Hitler. |
| * Happy Terrill's wife dies in childbirth giving birth to their son, Ray Terrill. Having inherited his father's powers of light, the newborn Ray was unable to control them. He and the doctor then devised the lie that Ray is fatally allergic to sunlight. Unable to look at his son's face without being reminded of losing his wife, Terrill leaves Ray to be raised for the next 18 years by his brother, Thomas. ["Freedom Fighters: The Fight Continues, Book One"] | * Happy Terrill's wife dies in childbirth giving birth to their son, Ray Terrill. Having inherited his father's powers of light, the newborn Ray was unable to control them. He and the doctor then devised the lie that Ray is fatally allergic to sunlight. Unable to look at his son's face without being reminded of losing his wife, Terrill leaves Ray to be raised for the next 18 years by his brother, Thomas. ["Freedom Fighters: The Fight Continues"] |
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| ==== 1968 ==== | ==== 1968 ==== |
| * Protected from the rays' influence, Blackhawk, Stanislaus, and Hendrickson are killed in a risky suicide mission attempting to destroy the mind-control rays. | * Protected from the rays' influence, Blackhawk, Stanislaus, and Hendrickson are killed in a risky suicide mission attempting to destroy the mind-control rays. |
| * The Nazi government tries to use the mind-control rays to uncover anyone on Earth who may be a threat to them, and the rays cause people to become subservient to the occupational government. They execute all members of the American Resistance they can find, as well as many people who have super-powers throughout the world, only recruiting a few to work as Nazi super-agents. The ones protected from the mind-rays go underground, fighting the government using guerrilla tactics for the next five years. Other former mystery-men merely live ordinary lives. | * The Nazi government tries to use the mind-control rays to uncover anyone on Earth who may be a threat to them, and the rays cause people to become subservient to the occupational government. They execute all members of the American Resistance they can find, as well as many people who have super-powers throughout the world, only recruiting a few to work as Nazi super-agents. The ones protected from the mind-rays go underground, fighting the government using guerrilla tactics for the next five years. Other former mystery-men merely live ordinary lives. |
| * Jerry Noble (nicknamed the Yankee Eagle) and Joanne Noble (nee Joan Dale, alias Miss America), former heroes and members of the American Resistance, are among those protected by Uncle Sam's mystical influence. They go underground in California. ["Freedom Fighters: The Fight Continues, Book One"] | * Jerry Noble (nicknamed the Yankee Eagle) and Joanne Noble (nee Joan Dale, alias Miss America), former heroes and members of the American Resistance, are among those protected by Uncle Sam's mystical influence. They go underground in California. ["Freedom Fighters: The Fight Continues"] |
| * Alex Luthor's parents, members of the American Resistance, are among those executed. Five-year-old Alex is made a ward of the state. ["Freedom Fighters: What If?"] | * Alex Luthor's parents, members of the American Resistance, are among those executed. Five-year-old Alex is made a ward of the state. ["Freedom Fighters: What If?"] |
| * The Nazis are betrayed by their own the highly advanced artificial intelligence (AI) mind they created to help them govern the world. Every last remaining major figure in the Nazi government, also affected by the mind-control rays despite thinking they would be immune to them, are quickly replaced by androids created by the AI. | * The Nazis are betrayed by their own the highly advanced artificial intelligence (AI) mind they created to help them govern the world. Every last remaining major figure in the Nazi government, also affected by the mind-control rays despite thinking they would be immune to them, are quickly replaced by androids created by the AI. |
| === February === | === February === |
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| * <html><span style="background-color:rgb(236,236,236)">Bored of the Post-Occupation period of rebuilding, the Freedom Fighters decide to visit Earth-1, intending to return home long before July 4th, 1976 (America's Centennial Independence Day). A side-effect of the prototype transporter they use, invented by scientist Newton P. Lovell, gives Phantom Lady the ability to temporarily become a phantom, causes the Human Bomb's entire body instead of just his hands to become explosive, and grants Doll Man telekinesis. In New York City, they battle a villain -- who has a Midas touch-like power to turn anything into silver -- named the Silver Ghost, who was secretly Raphael Van Zandt and was convinced the team had come looking for him. New York District Attorney David Pearson provides an old armory to the team as their new headquarters. Planning to destroy them as the Silver Ghost, Van Zandt transforms Phantom Lady, Doll Man, and the Black Condor into silver, then blackmails Uncle Sam, the Human Bomb, and the Ray into being his unwilling pawns to terrorize New York City. The Silver Ghost, claiming to be descended from the family that originally owned Manhattan, demands the evacuation of New York City and implicates the Freedom Fighters as his allies. When Uncle Sam learns that the Silver Ghost plans to kill people, he and the others turn on him and defeat the villain, then the Human Bomb learns the technological secret behind his Midas touch and transforms the three silvery heroes back to normal. Unfortunately, because of their working with the Silver Ghost, the Freedom Fighters become fugitives from the law, and D.A. Pearson sets the police after them. (Earth-1 time: July 1981) [Freedom Fighters #1-2]</span></html> | * <html><span style="background-color:rgb(236,236,236)">Bored of the Post-Occupation period of rebuilding, the Freedom Fighters decide to visit Earth-1, intending to return home long before July 4th, 1976 (America's Centennial Independence Day). A side-effect of the prototype transporter they use, invented by scientist Newton P. Lovell, gives Phantom Lady the ability to temporarily become a phantom, gives Black Condor telepathy, grants Doll Man telekinesis, and causes the Human Bomb's entire body instead of just his hands to become explosive, forcing him to permanently wear his protective suit. In New York City, they battle a villain -- who has a Midas touch-like power to turn anything into silver -- named the Silver Ghost, who was secretly Raphael Van Zandt and was convinced the team had come looking for him. New York District Attorney David Pearson provides an old armory to the team as their new headquarters. Planning to destroy them as the Silver Ghost, Van Zandt transforms Phantom Lady, Doll Man, and the Black Condor into silver, then blackmails Uncle Sam, the Human Bomb, and the Ray into being his unwilling pawns to terrorize New York City. The Silver Ghost, claiming to be descended from the family that originally owned Manhattan, demands the evacuation of New York City and implicates the Freedom Fighters as his allies. When Uncle Sam learns that the Silver Ghost plans to kill people, he and the others turn on him and defeat the villain, then the Human Bomb learns the technological secret behind his Midas touch and transforms the three silvery heroes back to normal. Unfortunately, because of their working with the Silver Ghost, the Freedom Fighters become fugitives from the law, and D.A. Pearson sets the police after them. (Earth-1 time: July 1981) [Freedom Fighters #1-2]</span></html> |
| * <html><span style="background-color:rgb(236,236,236)">Visitors from Qward change businessman/lawyer/homicidal maniac Arthur Sommar into Skragg the Super Sniper, who ends up battling the still-fugitive Freedom Fighters. (Earth-1 time: July 1981) [Freedom Fighters #3]</span></html> | * <html><span style="background-color:rgb(236,236,236)">Visitors from Qward change businessman/lawyer/homicidal maniac Arthur Sommar into Skragg the Super Sniper, who ends up battling the still-fugitive Freedom Fighters. (Earth-1 time: July 1981) [Freedom Fighters #3]</span></html> |
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