Legion of Super-Heroes: Millennium (2019) #1-2.Convergence: Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes (2015) #1-2.Adventure Comics Special Featuring The Guardian (2009) #1.Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds (2008).Superman & The Legion of Super-Heroes in Action Comics (1938) #858-863.“Retroboot” Continuity, AKA “Before Five Years Later” (2008 – 2015).Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes (2006) #16-36.New Earth Continuity AKA “Threeboot” (2004 – 2009).Titans/Legion of Super-Heroes: Universe Ablaze (2000) #1-4.Legion of Super-Heroes Secret Files (1999) #2.Reboot Continuity (AKA After Zero Hour) (1994 – 2004).Original Continuity, “Five Years Later” (1989 – 1994).Who’s Who in the Legion of Super-Heroes (1988) #1-7.Legion of Substitute Heroes Special (1985).Secrets of the Legion of Super-Heroes (1981).Legion of Super-Heroes (1973) (reprints only).& Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes #197-258 Debut of the Legion of Super Heroes (April 1958 – July 1962).Original Legion Continuity (Silver Age – 1989).This page exists thanks to research and consultation from Where to Start Reading Legion of Super-Heroes While the rest of DC reboots significantly after Flashpoint in New 52, LOSH continued their “Retroboot” era.Īnd, finally, Brian Bendis launched a familiar-but-new rebooted LOSH after Doomsday Clock and the explosion of the Source Wall in 2019 as a home for his newly aged-up Jon Kent. It’s called Retroboot because Geoff Johns retroactively inserted his version of the team back into the original continuity just after Crisis on Infinite Earths before handing the team to their author from that period, Paul Levitz. However, there is a fourth reboot tucked into 2009 called “Retroboot” that kicks off with the Lightning Saga crossover. Characters are sometimes referred to as “New Earth” versions. This is known to LOSH fans as “Threeboot” era. Then, DC rebooted LOSH continuity prior to Infinite Crisis. LOSH’s first major inflection point comes with Zero Hour in 2004, which begins what fans refer to generically as “Reboot” continuity. While they did have a slight pivot after Crisis in 1989 with “Five Years Later,” it was still within the same era of storytelling. Yet, the original LOSH) stories extend from the Silver Age through the Bronze Age and past Crisis on Infinite Earths.
SOLO ZERO HOUR SERIES
You can read and enjoy any LOSH story or series on its own, but to understand how certain stories rely on each other and where you can follow a specific group of LOSH characters, it makes sense to think in terms of reboots.įor many DC heroes, the first examples of this come with the Silver Age, or immediately after Crisis on Infinite Earths. Sometimes this happens right in the middle of series!
LOSH is considered to be rebooted whenever their future continuity is radically changed such that not all new LOSH stories line up with prior ones. LOSH fans do think about their heroes in terms of continuity reboots, but those do not line up DC’s publishing eras. We usually think of DC comics as arranged by their publishing era, like Silver, Bronze, Post-Crisis, or New 52, which also tend to come with a continuity reboot (or, at least, a light reshuffle). Think of it as a cross between the Teen Titans and the Green Lantern Corps.
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