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* [[Royal Flush Gang|Jack]] (Deuce Canyard) (''Villains United Infinite Crisis Special'' #1)
* [[Royal Flush Gang|Jack]] (Deuce Canyard) (''Villains United Infinite Crisis Special'' #1)
* [[Jade (comics)|Jade]] (''Rann-Thanagar War Infinite Crisis Special'' #1)
* [[Jade (comics)|Jade]] (''Rann-Thanagar War Infinite Crisis Special'' #1)
* [[Kal-L]], [[Superman#Golden Age version|Superman]] of [[Earth-Two]] (''Infinite Crisis'' #7)
* [[Kal-El]], [[Superman#Golden Age version|Superman]] of [[Earth-Two]] (''Infinite Crisis'' #7)
* [[Aquaman#Supporting characters|Koryak]], [[Aquaman]]'s son (''Aquaman'' #38)
* [[Aquaman#Supporting characters|Koryak]], [[Aquaman]]'s son (''Aquaman'' #38)
* [[Lois Lane#Golden Age|Lois Lane Kent]] of Earth-Two (''Infinite Crisis'' #5)
* [[Lois Lane#Golden Age|Lois Lane Kent]] of Earth-Two (''Infinite Crisis'' #5)
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==Returns==
==Returns==
These characters returned from death or a prolonged absence sometime following the publication of ''Countdown to Infinite Crisis'':
These characters returned from death or a prolonged absence sometime following the publication of ''Countdown to Infinite Crisis'':
* [[Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld]] ''Infinite Crisis'' #7, (was seen battling the Spectre on Gemworld, later aided in the reconstruction of the Rock of Eternity and the summoning of the Specter in ''Infinite Crisis'' #6)
* [[Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld]] (''Infinite Crisis'' #7; was seen battling the Spectre on Gemworld, later aided in the reconstruction of the Rock of Eternity and the summoning of the Specter in ''Infinite Crisis'' #6)
* [[Alexander Luthor, Jr.]] (''Infinite Crisis'' #1, but posed as the [[Secret Society of Super Villains|Society]]'s Luthor as early as ''Countdown to Infinite Crisis''. ''See Deaths above.'')
* [[Alexander Luthor, Jr.]] (''Infinite Crisis'' #1, but posed as the [[Secret Society of Super Villains|Society]]'s Luthor as early as ''Countdown to Infinite Crisis''; ''see Deaths above'')
* [[Captain Atom]] (''Infinite Crisis'' #7)
* [[Captain Atom]] (''Infinite Crisis'' #7)
* [[Crispus Allen]] (''Infinite Crisis'' #4, as new host for the [[Spectre (comics)|Spectre]]; technically still dead)
* [[Crispus Allen]] (''Infinite Crisis'' #4, as new host for the [[Spectre (comics)|Spectre]]; technically still dead)
* [[Kal-L]], [[Superman#Golden Age version|Superman]] of Earth-Two (''Infinite Crisis'' #1. ''See Deaths above.'')
* [[Kal-L]], [[Superman#Golden Age version|Superman]] of Earth-Two (''Infinite Crisis'' #1; ''see Deaths above'')
* [[Kid Eternity]] (''Teen Titans'' #31)
* [[Kid Eternity]] (''Teen Titans'' #31)
* [[Lady Quark]] (''Villains United'' #5)
* [[Lady Quark]] (''Villains United'' #5)
* [[Legion of Super-Heroes (1994 team)|Legion of Super-Heroes]] - "Reboot" team (''Infinite Crisis'' #6, revealed to be inhabitants of Earth-247)
* [[Legion of Super-Heroes (1994 team)|Legion of Super-Heroes]] - "Reboot" team (''Infinite Crisis'' #6, revealed to be inhabitants of Earth-247)
* [[Lois Lane#Golden Age|Lois Lane]] of Earth-Two (''Infinite Crisis'' #1. ''See Deaths above.'')
* [[Lois Lane#Golden Age|Lois Lane]] of Earth-Two (''Infinite Crisis'' #1; ''see Deaths above'')
* [[Rocket Red|Rocket Red Brigade]] (''Villains United Infinite Crisis Special'' #1)
* [[Rocket Red|Rocket Red Brigade]] (''Villains United Infinite Crisis Special'' #1)
* [[Superboy-Prime]] (''Infinite Crisis'' #1, but has been active for some time; was glimpsed in ''[[JLA (comic book)|JLA]]'' #119. ''See New or Changed below.'')
* [[Superboy-Prime]] (''Infinite Crisis'' #1, but has been active for some time; was glimpsed in ''[[JLA (comic book)|JLA]]'' #119; ''see New or changed below'')
* [[Jason Todd]] (''Batman'' #617, ''Batman'' #638)
* [[Jason Todd]] (''Batman'' #617, ''Batman'' #638)
* [[Donna Troy]] (''DC Special: The Return of Donna Troy'' #1)
* [[Donna Troy]] (''DC Special: The Return of Donna Troy'' #1)
* [[Wonder Woman#Early days|Wonder Woman]] of Earth-Two (''Infinite Crisis'' #5. ''See Deaths above.'')
* [[Wonder Woman#Early days|Wonder Woman]] of Earth-Two (''Infinite Crisis'' #5; ''see Deaths above'')


Also, several characters from alternate continuities appeared in single-panel cameos when their respective alternate Earths emerged in ''Infinite Crisis'' #6. Although some had appeared in recent years (e.g., heroes of [[Fawcett City]], [[Tangent Comics]], DC Comics [[Western (genre)|Western]] comics, and the Earth-247 [[Legion of Super-Heroes]]) and some characters that had appeared in other media but had never previously appeared in comic book form (e.g., heroes from the 1970s ''[[Wonder Woman (TV series)|Wonder Woman]]'' television programs), several others made their first appearance since before ''Crisis on Infinite Earths''. They included:
Also, several characters from alternate continuities appeared in single-panel cameos when their respective alternate Earths emerged in ''Infinite Crisis'' #6. Although some had appeared in recent years (e.g., heroes of [[Fawcett City]], [[Tangent Comics]], DC Comics [[Western (genre)|Western]] comics, and the Earth-247 [[Legion of Super-Heroes]]) and some characters that had appeared in other media but had never previously appeared in comic book form (e.g., heroes from the 1970s ''[[Wonder Woman (TV series)|Wonder Woman]]'' television programs), several others made their first appearance since before ''Crisis on Infinite Earths''. They included:
* [[Super-Sons|Batman, Jr.]]
* [[Super-Sons|Batman, Jr.]]
* Bizarro Hawkman<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20070110102348/http://supermanica.info/wiki/index.php/Bizarro-Hawkman</ref>
* Bizarro Hawkman<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20070110102348/http://supermanica.info/wiki/index.php/Bizarro-Hawkman</ref>
* Bizarro Jimmy Olsen <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20070109081825/http://supermanica.info/wiki/index.php/Bizarro-Jimmy_Olsen]</ref>
* Bizarro Jimmy Olsen <ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20070109081825/http://supermanica.info/wiki/index.php/Bizarro-Jimmy_Olsen</ref>
* Bizarro Krypto <ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20070110102247/http://supermanica.info/wiki/index.php/Bizarro-Krypto</ref>
* Bizarro Krypto <ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20070110102247/http://supermanica.info/wiki/index.php/Bizarro-Krypto</ref>
* Bizarro Lois Lane<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20060516095154/http://supermanica.info/wiki/index.php/Bizarro-Lois</ref>
* Bizarro Lois Lane<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20060516095154/http://supermanica.info/wiki/index.php/Bizarro-Lois</ref>

Revision as of 14:46, 26 December 2018

In the course of the DC Comics event Infinite Crisis (the seven-issue limited series, its lead-in stories, and various tie-ins), numerous characters died, went missing, returned from death or long absences, took new superhero identities, or underwent other significant changes as individual characters.

Deaths

Leadup to Infinite Crisis

These characters died during Infinite Crisis lead-up events, beginning with Countdown to Infinite Crisis:

Infinite Crisis

In addition to millions of deaths worldwide (e.g., Blüdhaven populace), these characters died during the publication of Infinite Crisis and connected stories:

Unconfirmed deaths

These characters appeared to die during Infinite Crisis and lead-up storylines, but their deaths or possible survival remained either unconfirmed or debatable by the series' end. (Refer to these characters' individual articles to see if they returned or were confirmed dead after Infinite Crisis #7.)

In the case of the Demolition Team and the Supermen of America, it is unclear how many (if any) of their members were slain by OMACs.

Missing

These characters disappeared or went missing during Infinite Crisis and lead-up storylines. Note to readers: Many of these characters may return or already have, as revealed in "One Year Later" stories or hinted at in Infinite Crisis #7's two-page splash showing heroes to be featured in upcoming projects, but remain listed here because this article is about their in-story status as of the end of Infinite Crisis. (Refer to their individual articles to see if they later returned.)

Characters noted below as having gone missing during Infinite Crisis #4 or Infinite Crisis #6 were confirmed missing in Infinite Crisis #7.

Returns

These characters returned from death or a prolonged absence sometime following the publication of Countdown to Infinite Crisis:

Also, several characters from alternate continuities appeared in single-panel cameos when their respective alternate Earths emerged in Infinite Crisis #6. Although some had appeared in recent years (e.g., heroes of Fawcett City, Tangent Comics, DC Comics Western comics, and the Earth-247 Legion of Super-Heroes) and some characters that had appeared in other media but had never previously appeared in comic book form (e.g., heroes from the 1970s Wonder Woman television programs), several others made their first appearance since before Crisis on Infinite Earths. They included:

New or changed characters

The following characters were changed or introduced during Infinite Crisis and connected stories. See the article on 52 for characters who were introduced following the "One Year Later" jump.

  • Amazons of Themyscira departed from regular plane of existence (Infinite Crisis #3)
  • Artemis of Bana-Mighdall departed from regular plane of existence (Infinite Crisis #3)
  • Bart Allen aged to adulthood, then seemingly depowered (Infinite Crisis #5, Infinite Crisis #7)
  • Captain Marvel (Billy Batson) as the new protector of the Rock of Eternity (Day of Vengeance Infinite Crisis Special #1)
  • Crispus Allen as the new host for the Spectre (Infinite Crisis #4)
  • Helmet of Doctor Fate sent away to find new master (Day of Vengeance Infinite Crisis Special #1)
  • Damage critically injured by Zoom (Infinite Crisis #1, confirmed in Infinite Crisis #2)
  • Firestorm redesigned by Jason Rusch and Professor Martin Stein (Firestorm #22)
  • Fury (Helena Kosmatos) departed from regular plane of existence (Infinite Crisis #3)
  • Greek deities departed from regular plane of existence (Infinite Crisis #3, Teen Titans #33)
  • Flash (Jay Garrick) with top speed reduced (Infinite Crisis #7)
  • Jaime Reyes as the new Blue Beetle (introduced Infinite Crisis #3, debuted in costume in Infinite Crisis #5)
  • Jason Todd as the new Red Hood (Batman #617, Batman #638)
  • Kyle Rayner as Ion (Rann-Thanagar War Infinite Crisis Special #1)
  • Power Girl's conflicting origins resolved, reconfirmed as Earth-Two's Kara Zor-L (JSA Classified #4)
  • Risk's arm severed (Infinite Crisis #4)
  • Superboy-Prime depowered, imprisoned by Green Lantern Corps (Infinite Crisis #7)
  • Superman (Kal-El) depowered (Infinite Crisis #7)
  • Wonder Girl (Cassandra Sandsmark) with new powers as a champion for Ares (Teen Titans #33)

These heroes stated at the end of Infinite Crisis #7 that they would take time off from their superhero identities:

Aftermath

  • 52: Weekly comic book post-Infinite Crisis depicting events of missing year between end of event and One Year Later titles.
  • "One Year Later": Time-jump across most DC titles occurring around the same date of publication of the final issues of Infinite Crisis.

See also

References

  1. ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20070110102348/http://supermanica.info/wiki/index.php/Bizarro-Hawkman
  2. ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20070109081825/http://supermanica.info/wiki/index.php/Bizarro-Jimmy_Olsen
  3. ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20070110102247/http://supermanica.info/wiki/index.php/Bizarro-Krypto
  4. ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20060516095154/http://supermanica.info/wiki/index.php/Bizarro-Lois
  5. ^ https://archive.is/20070927235642/http://supermanica.info/wiki/index.php/Image:Bizarro_80_G_42.jpg
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