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| - | * Bruce Barlow, brilliant young scientist and so-called " | + | * [[Bruce Barlow]], brilliant young scientist and so-called " |
| === June, 1980 === | === June, 1980 === | ||
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| === August, 1982 === | === August, 1982 === | ||
| - | * **[[Golden Man|Golden Lad]]** comes out of suspended animation after 36 years when the Minstrel forgets to pay the Keeper. Fighting alongside Thunderbunny on a **single case**, he is shot by an energy cannon and instantly ages to an old man. He falls unconscious and is taken away to the hospital, but not until he tells Thunderbunny about the Keeper and the other golden age heroes the villain is keeping captive. //Note: Golden Lad is referred to as Golden Kid in this story. Only a few heroes are pictured (none Charlton or Earth-4 characters); | + | * **[[Golden Man|Golden Lad]]** comes out of suspended animation after 36 years when the Minstrel forgets to pay the Keeper. Fighting alongside Thunderbunny on a **single case**, he is shot by an energy cannon and instantly ages from his preserved 14-year-old form to an old man. He falls unconscious and is taken away to the hospital, but not until he tells Thunderbunny about the Keeper and the other golden age heroes the villain is keeping captive. //Note: Golden Lad is referred to as Golden Kid in this story. Only a few heroes are pictured (none Charlton or Earth-4 characters); |
| === September, 1982 === | === September, 1982 === | ||
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| === October, 1982 === | === October, 1982 === | ||
| - | * The Sentinels of Justice (Captain Atom, Blue Beetle III, Nightshade, and the Question, as well as the Peacemaker, Son of Vulcan, and Tyger) travel to the parallel universes of Earth-1 and Earth-2, where they meet those worlds' | + | * The Sentinels of Justice (Captain Atom, Blue Beetle III, Nightshade, and the Question, as well as the Peacemaker, Son of Vulcan, and Tyger) travel to the parallel universes of Earth-1 and Earth-2, where they meet those worlds' |
| === November, 1982 === | === November, 1982 === | ||
| - | * A Central City bank teller named David Carson unwittingly travels to the Fifth Plane, where he learns he is [[Lord Cumulus]], ruler and protector of that dimension' | + | * A bank teller |
| === December, 1982 === | === December, 1982 === | ||
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| * **[[Sentinels of Justice|The Sentinels of Justice]]** return to battle the Manipulator (secretly a businessman named Jonathan Barrington Collingsworth, | * **[[Sentinels of Justice|The Sentinels of Justice]]** return to battle the Manipulator (secretly a businessman named Jonathan Barrington Collingsworth, | ||
| - | * Scientist Dr. Ed Serch invents an experimental space environmental suit. After an accident while wearing it, his assistant Mac Rey becomes the electromagnetically super-powered action hero known as **[[Static (Ed Serch)|Static]]** and has his first case. [Eclipse Monthly #1] | + | * Scientist Dr. Ed Serch invents an experimental space environmental suit. After an accident while wearing it, his assistant Mac Rey becomes the electromagnetically super-powered action hero known as **[[Static (Mac Rey)|Static]]** and has his first case. [Eclipse Monthly #1] |
| * E-Man battles the Feeder (an extraterrestrial sentient pocket of energy like E-Man) and his costumed henchmen, all called Thoughtmaster. Michael Mauser takes on his 18-year-old nephew, Donald Duke, as an apprentice in the private eye business. [E-Man (First) #6-7] | * E-Man battles the Feeder (an extraterrestrial sentient pocket of energy like E-Man) and his costumed henchmen, all called Thoughtmaster. Michael Mauser takes on his 18-year-old nephew, Donald Duke, as an apprentice in the private eye business. [E-Man (First) #6-7] | ||
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| * August 6: Two weeks before this date, an anthropologist named Don Johnston studying a newly discovered Indian tribe in South America, ingests a potion that gives him visions of the future in which the world is destroyed by fire on August 6, 1986. When the date comes and goes without incident, Johnston is relieved. On that same date, the planet Sondu eighty light years away is destroyed in the same way as Johnston' | * August 6: Two weeks before this date, an anthropologist named Don Johnston studying a newly discovered Indian tribe in South America, ingests a potion that gives him visions of the future in which the world is destroyed by fire on August 6, 1986. When the date comes and goes without incident, Johnston is relieved. On that same date, the planet Sondu eighty light years away is destroyed in the same way as Johnston' | ||
| - | * Booster Gold battles Agent Broderick of the Transdimensional Police, Time Division, from his native era of the 30th century, who believes Booster Gold will eventually become the tyrant Monarch in a few decades. Booster Gold convinces Agent Broderick to let him remain in the 20th century for now. [" | + | * Booster Gold battles Agent Broderick of the Transdimensional Police, Time Division, from his native era of the 30th century, who believes Booster Gold will eventually become the tyrant Monarch in a few decades. Booster Gold convinces Agent Broderick to let him remain in the 20th century for now. [" |
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