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| * In the Hyksos era of ancient Egypt, Prince Khufu serves the god Set and is a tyrant known as the Dark Hawkman, or the One-Who-Rules, alongside his lover Shiera. They are opposed by a good priest named Hath-Set, keeper of the Nth metal who follows Horus. ["[[https://5earths.info/earth-2/allstarsquadron-tp1942-01-4/|All-Star Squadron: Times Past, 1942: Gender Gasp, Chapter 4: Dark Hawkmen of Egypt]]"] | * In the Hyksos era of ancient Egypt, Prince Khufu serves the god Set and is a tyrant known as the Dark Hawkman, or the One-Who-Rules, alongside his lover Shiera. They are opposed by a good priest named Hath-Set, keeper of the Nth metal who follows Horus. ["[[https://5earths.info/earth-2/allstarsquadron-tp1942-01-4/|All-Star Squadron: Times Past, 1942: Gender Gasp, Chapter 4: Dark Hawkmen of Egypt]]"] |
| * Hawkgirl (Shiera Sanders) and Inza Cramer time travel from Earth-2's 1942 to this era, where they defeat the evil Khufu and Shiera, the Dark Hawkmen tyrants who rule Egypt at this time. Hawkgirl finds the Helm of Chaos in a tomb in ancient Sumer and brings it with her when she and Inza return to Earth-2 in 1942. //Note: At some point after this story, Khufu and Shiera are killed, only to reincarnate sometime in the early 20th century.// ["[[https://5earths.info/earth-2/allstarsquadron-tp1942-01-4/|All-Star Squadron: Times Past, 1942: Gender Gasp, Chapter 4: Dark Hawkmen of Egypt]]"] | * Hawkgirl (Shiera Sanders) and Inza Cramer time travel from Earth-2's 1942 to this era, where they defeat the evil Khufu and Shiera, the Dark Hawkmen tyrants who rule Egypt at this time. Inza finds the Helm of Chaos in a tomb in ancient Sumer and brings it with her when she and Hawkgirl return to Earth-2 in 1942. //Note: At some point after this story, Khufu and Shiera are killed, only to reincarnate sometime in the early 20th century.// ["[[https://5earths.info/earth-2/allstarsquadron-tp1942-01-4/|All-Star Squadron: Times Past, 1942: Gender Gasp, Chapter 4: Dark Hawkmen of Egypt]]"] |
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| ==== 1942 ==== | ==== 1942 ==== |
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| * <html><span style="background-color:rgb(236,236,236);">On Earth-2, Kent Nelson dons the blue Helm of Chaos, which is temporarily taken over by the Lord of Order Nabu, turning it a golden color and allowing him to regain the full powers of Doctor Fate long enough to defeat the Star Sapphire of the Seventh Dimension. After Nabu gives it up, the Helm of Chaos regains its original blue tint and vanishes, presumably returning to Earth-3. <em>Note: It is not yet known if the Helm of Chaos, later used by Doctor Chaos of Earth-3, returned to Earth-3 in ancient times or the present-day of 1942.</em> ["<a href="https://5earths.info/earth-2/allstarsquadron-tp1942-01-6">All-Star Squadron: Times Past, 1942: Gender Gasp, Chapter 6: Possessions</a>"]</span></html> | * <color /#ECECEC>On Earth-2, Kent Nelson dons the blue Helm of Chaos, which is temporarily taken over by the Lord of Order Nabu, turning it a golden color and allowing him to regain the full powers of Doctor Fate long enough to defeat the Star Sapphire of the Seventh Dimension. After Nabu gives it up, the Helm of Chaos regains its original blue tint and vanishes, presumably returning to Earth-3. //Note: It is not yet known if the Helm of Chaos, later used by Doctor Chaos of Earth-3, returned to Earth-3 in ancient times or the present-day of 1942.// ["[[https://5earths.info/earth-2/allstarsquadron-tp1942-01-6/|All-Star Squadron: Times Past, 1942: Gender Gasp, Chapter 6: Possessions]]"]</color> |
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| ==== 1976 ==== | ==== 1976 ==== |
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| * When Ultraman gains an ultra-vision power enabling him to see into the parallel universe of Earth-1, he finds himself fascinated to discover that the super-beings on that world use their powers to stop crimes instead of committing them. The Crime Syndicate of America, fearing that they've grown rusty from a lack of suitable competition on their own world, decide to visit Earth-1 and lure the Justice League of America into trying to capture them. On Earth-1, the Syndicators begin a crime-wave across America, and the Justice Leaguers set out to stop their doppelgängers. The Flash stops the powerful Ultraman as he rips off a bank vault door in Central City. Batman stops Johnny Quick as he robs an art museum in Gotham City. Superman stops Power Ring as he robs the 3rd National Bank in another city. Wonder Woman stops Superwoman as she steals the plaster-coated gold statues from millionaire Jason Moreland's estate. Green Lanterns stops Owlman as he robs a jewel salon in Gotham City. As each of the Syndicators are defeated, they are transported to Earth-3 by saying the name Volthoom, according to Owlman's plan enacted by Power Ring. There, the Crime Syndicate defeats the Justice League. To break the tie, the Crime Syndicate decides to fight the Justice League on the neutral battleground of Earth-2, but plan to first defeat Earth-2's Justice Society of America. Meanwhile, the Justice Society discovers that the Justice League is trapped in its Secret Sanctuary on Earth-1, and learn all about the Crime Syndicate from them. When the Syndicators invade the Justice Society's Secret Sanctuary, the JSAers manage to defeat the Syndicators while avoiding contact with them, but are still transported to Earth-3 with the Crime Syndicate due to another prearranged plan of Owlman's enacted by Power Ring. After the Crime Syndicate imprisons the JSA, they shift the Justice League to Earth-2 and meet them in battle there. The Justice League manages to overcome the Crime Syndicate through teamwork and by using the Syndicators' powers against them. Discovering that the Justice Society is imprisoned on in a special prison on Earth-3 that is rigged to automatically destroy Earth-1 and Earth-2 if the JSA is ever freed, the JLA imprisons the Crime Syndicate in a green force-bubble in Limbo, the misty borderland between universes, placing signs around it in many languages warning everyone not to free the Syndicators. Thereafter the Justice League frees the Justice Society after channelling the destructive force to destroy only two dead worlds in outer space. ["Crisis on Earth-Three," Justice League of America #29 (August, 1964); "The Most Dangerous Earth of All," Justice League of America #30 (September, 1964)] | * When Ultraman gains an ultra-vision power enabling him to see into the parallel universe of Earth-1, he finds himself fascinated to discover that the super-beings on that world use their powers to stop crimes instead of committing them. The Crime Syndicate of America, fearing that they've grown rusty from a lack of suitable competition on their own world, decide to visit Earth-1 and lure the Justice League of America into trying to capture them. On Earth-1, the Syndicators begin a crime-wave across America, and the Justice Leaguers set out to stop their doppelgängers. The Flash stops the powerful Ultraman as he rips off a bank vault door in Central City. Batman stops Johnny Quick as he robs an art museum in Gotham City. Superman stops Power Ring as he robs the 3rd National Bank in another city. Wonder Woman stops Superwoman as she steals the plaster-coated gold statues from millionaire Jason Moreland's estate. Green Lanterns stops Owlman as he robs a jewel salon in Gotham City. As each of the Syndicators are defeated, they are transported to Earth-3 by saying the name Volthoom, according to Owlman's plan enacted by Power Ring. There, the Crime Syndicate defeats the Justice League. To break the tie, the Crime Syndicate decides to fight the Justice League on the neutral battleground of Earth-2, but plan to first defeat Earth-2's Justice Society of America. Meanwhile, the Justice Society discovers that the Justice League is trapped in its Secret Sanctuary on Earth-1, and learn all about the Crime Syndicate from them. When the Syndicators invade the Justice Society's Secret Sanctuary, the JSAers manage to defeat the Syndicators while avoiding contact with them, but are still transported to Earth-3 with the Crime Syndicate due to another prearranged plan of Owlman's enacted by Power Ring. After the Crime Syndicate imprisons the JSA, they shift the Justice League to Earth-2 and meet them in battle there. The Justice League manages to overcome the Crime Syndicate through teamwork and by using the Syndicators' powers against them. Discovering that the Justice Society is imprisoned on in a special prison on Earth-3 that is rigged to automatically destroy Earth-1 and Earth-2 if the JSA is ever freed, the JLA imprisons the Crime Syndicate in a green force-bubble in Limbo, the misty borderland between universes, placing signs around it in many languages warning everyone not to free the Syndicators. Thereafter the Justice League frees the Justice Society after channelling the destructive force to destroy only two dead worlds in outer space. //Note: While comments made in the Crime Syndicate's later appearance in All-Star Squadron indicates that the team remained imprisoned in Limbo for the next few years, it is possible that occasionally the Syndicators managed to escape from time to time in untold stories.// ["Crisis on Earth-Three," Justice League of America #29 (August, 1964); "The Most Dangerous Earth of All," Justice League of America #30 (September, 1964)] |
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| ==== 1982 ==== | ==== 1982 ==== |
| === July, 1987 === | === July, 1987 === |
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| * ["Crime Syndicate of America: Strange Visitors"] | |
| * ["Showcase: A Girl Named Arcane"] | * ["Showcase: A Girl Named Arcane"] |
| | * ["Crime Syndicate of America: Strange Visitors"] |
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| === August, 1987 === | === August, 1987 === |