Sunday, March 10, 2024

Cosmic Inbalance: Story of the Sentinent Stellar Stones


Despite a variety of reality altering events throughout history, and specifically during the middle to latter half of the 20th century, the first occasion wherein Mallo the Cosmic Balancer intervened in his native reality and its cosmic twin was in 1981. This enigmatic entity deemed it necessary to intervene in the events of humanity, as he perceived an inbalance in his own reality of Earth-Two as well as its closest cosmic kin, that of Earth-One.

Specifically, upon analyzing the various superhumans populating both worlds, most costumed crusaders had correlating counterparts with compatiable capabilities. This included the Supermen, the Flashes, the Green Lanterns, and the Hawkmen... despite the fact that, aside from the Hawkmen, each doppleganger derived his powers from a separate power source. For Superman-One, it was a yellow sun and lighter gravity. For Superman-Two, it was genetic adaptation to his native Krypton. For Flash-One, it was immersion lightning charges chemics. For Flash-Two, it was by inhaling hard water fumes. For Green Lanterns One and Two, it was the specific types of green plasma compatiable with each of their universes.

Then there was the twin Tiny Titans, the Atoms also known as Ray Palmer and Al Pratt. While Al of Earth-Two possessed superstrength from Tholium radiation, Ray of Earth-One possessed size-changing abilities from a sentinent White Dwarf Star fragment. Tholium existed on both worlds, however the fragment was specific to Earth-One. Other techniques for shrinking, employed by Doctor Mid-Nite and Brain Wave, used magnetic contraction of atomic particles.

The reason Mallo intervened at this point, rather than years or even centuries before, is because the doppelgänger of the White Dwarf Star Core fragment was the the fragment of the Green Flame Starheart meteor which crashlanded at the same time a dimension away. However, while the Dwarf Star plunged onto the area that would become Ivy Town in the North American continent of Earth-One, the sentient Starheart plunged onto the Earth-Two continent of Asia in the area of a future Chinese village.

And in 1979, the alien entity named Zalaz stole the Starheart globe from the star which it resided within.* Bringing it to the Earth-One universe, its radiation was emitted from the globe throughout that reality. To balance this out, comparable (if compacted amount of) white dwarf** radiation was pulled from Ray Palmer’s equipment and transmitted into Al Pratt’s on Earth-Two***.

Because the chaotic Green Flame energy, projected from Earth-One's universe by the Guardians of that Universe into Earth-Two's reality, was entombed within the star deemed the Starheart, that star never condensed into a white dwarf star as had its doppelgänger which powered Ray Palmer's costume

** The sun which Zalaz and his love M’La’s planet once orbited around eventually became the condensed white dwarf which plummeted to Earth-One. That sun’s counterpart in the Earth-Two universe was the star within which the Green Flame Starheart resided. Other such meteors on parallel planets such as on Earth-S originated from that same star in Earth-Two's  universe.

Monday, February 12, 2024

Hardwater’s Heroic Helping Hands

Hard water is said to be "high in dissolved minerals, largely calcium and magnesium" according to the USGG.gov website. When heated, hard water can form solid deposits of calcium carbonate in confined areas, such as within water heaters. However, moderate intake in this type of liquid can have healthy benefits on humans.

In the DC Multiverse, hard water has different physical properties in each universe it exists within. Two instances of this are in the parallel planes of existence known as Earths One and Two. And the individuals who manifested divergent abilities from this particular property as Mera and the golden age Flash.

On Earth-One, the queen of adjacent Dimension Aqua known as Queen Mera possessed the power to solidify water particulars into various objects. While other inhabitants of her native realm likewise possessed this skill, including her twin sister Hela, it was Mera who mastered it.

On Earth-Two, college student turned police scientist Jay Garrick accidentally inhaled hard water fumes overnight, causing his metabolism to become superhumanly fast. While his counterpart Barry Allen gained his similar powers from lighting striking a plethora of chemicals within his police lab, it was hard water that altered Jay. Both men became Flash, the Fastest Men of their worlds.

Jay's Garrick Laboratories experimented with hard water years later. The lab's scientists concealed this substance, which inadvertently unleashed their hyper-accelerated stored kinetic energy, which proved fast enough to even challenge Garrick as the Flash. Whether Mera's Earth-Two counterpart Queen Eeras ever employed hard water weaponry in Atlantis is also unknown.

Interestingly, the Water Sprites of Earth-One had hard water based powers similar to Mera, who were allies of she and her husband Aquaman. Qwsp and his Sprite brethren’s doppelgängers on Earth-Two were the Thunderbolts with lighnting-based powers derived from sparks of electricity similar to that which empowering a Barry-Flash. They were of the Thunderbolt Dimension, the Earth-Two version of Earth-One’s Dimension Aqua.*

* While on Earth-One, lightning energy translates into speed force and hard water translates into solidified constructs, on Earth-Two it is the reverse with hard water translating into speed force and lightning energy into solidified constructs.

Tuesday, January 30, 2024

Ominous Ocean Overlord & Sinister Sea Sleuth

Orm Curry and Phineas Pike were two men fascinated with the world underneath the waves. Both were connected with the Aquaman of their respective worlds, with Orm being the Earth-One Aquaman's half-brother and Phineas being the Earth-Two Aquaman's best friend. Each used their genius intellect to device techniques to master the sea and the lives within it. And yet, tragedy struck, altering the behavior and personality of both Curry and Pike. Mister Marius and Mister Styx were born!

Orm as the Ocean Master and Pike as the Sea Sleuth had repeat encounters with the Kings of the Sea, second only to the Aquamen's arch-enemies, Black Manta and Black Jack. Each aspired to be like these marine marauders, yet didn't possess the necessary physique to match them. While Orm used his scientific acumen to devise specialized devices allowing him to breath underwater and survive its crushing depths, Phineas used his biological knowledge to help him control sea-life.

Due to some type of accident, Orm lost his memory and gained criminal attributes, fed by his jealously for his half-brother Arthur... now unaware of their relationship. Each time they met, Arthur as Aquaman attempted to persuade Orm to seek help which he refused. On one occasion, Orm inflicted amnesia on Arthur, manipulating him into being his minion. As Mister Marius founder of Marius Enterprises, Orm attempted to finance an undersea city, which Batman suspected was a criminal scheme. Together with Aquaman, who regained his memories, the pair of Justice Leaguers exposed Ocean Master's plot, although the villain escaped. He would later return to torment his sibling.

As for Phineas, after having a few adventures alongside Aquaman in 1949, he disappeared for three years. Then in 1952, a mysterious man named Mister Styx appeared with a scheme to hide high-profile criminals within his "Aqua-Lair", a facility undoubtedly inspired by Aquaman himself! Batman and Robin were able to track Styx and his minions back to their base, which was actually in a freighter rather than beneath the seas. 

This Mister Styx looked suspiciously like the Sea Sleuth, although Phineas appeared a bit thinner. Might a similar head trauma, which had been inflicted on his counterpart Ocean Master, have also caused Sea Sleuth to develop an evil persona? The evidence seems clear. Unlike his doppelgänger Orm, Phineas never reappeared… as either Mister Styx nor as the Sea Sleuth.

As for Ocean Master, he would later battle Aquaman and his fellow Justice Leaguers, as a member of the Anti-Justice League, while also dueling with his brother’s sidekick Aqualad and his teammates in the Teen Titans.

Saturday, January 27, 2024

Marine Marauders Menace Maritime Monarchs

While the Aquamen were most often the dominant Kings of the Sea, with their mastery of mentally motivating marine life, each faced a similar threat that nearly challenged their title. Marine Marauder and the Master of Marineland were inventive men who developed the mechanical means of telepathically controlling creatures of the depths with devices of their own design.

A former marine biologist, the mysterious man who would become the Marine Marauder, coerced various aquatic mammals to do his bidding. The Marauder captured a medical freighter in the Atlantic Ocean, holding it ransom. However, the timely intervention of the Earth-One Aquaman and his wife Mera freed the vessel. Marine Marauder escaped capture.

Tom Lariar was a relentless photographer, seeking to expose the Earth-Two Aquaman's lack of control toward underwater sealife. After an attack on a cargo vessel by subservient swordfish and a subsequent confrontation with sea cows, Aquaman notices that Lariar is present on both occasions and tracks him back to his secret hideaway. However, Aquaman used water ejected from the blowhole of a whale under the Master of Marineland's control to unbalance the criminal, separating him from his gadgetry.

While the unnamed man who was Marine Marauder incorporated his telepathic sending device within his mask, Tom Lariar in his Marineland Master alias incorporated his telepathic sending device within his camera. After these initial encounters, neither villain returned, although a robotic duplicate developed by the Ocean Master was later built as a tool to use against Aquaman.

Wednesday, January 17, 2024

Vile Vrangs & Just Jeyes: Foes & Friends of Superman

Unique quirks occur in the parallel planes of existence where Earths One and Two reside. Among these, some alien species are dramatically different, not just in their form but also in their function. Such is the case with the residents of parallel planets Vrang and Jeyes.


The Vrang were an intergalactic species of conquerors, who first visited Earth-One in the early 1980s. Centuries earlier, they had been invaders of Krypton-One, enslaving the Kryptonians until an uprising rebelled against these alien overlords. During the late 20th century, a Vrang vessel discovered the remained of Krypton's Argo City floating in space, with evidence that two Kryptonians... Superman and Supergirl... survived! As they approached, Earth-One, the invisible energy-wrath residents of the Phantom Zone.... who were criminals exiled from Krypton before it exploded... escaped that dimension to face the hated Vrang.

The Jeyes were an intergalactic species of explorers, who first visited Earth-Two in the early 1950s. While it is possible that centuries earlier they had journeyed to Krypton-Two, their presence would have remained undetected. This is due to the nature of their physical being, as invisible energy-wraths. When one of their vessels crash-landed on Earth-Two, the Jeyes telepathically contacted Susie Thompkins... niece of that world's Superman.

While Superman-One worked alongside four Phantom Zone criminals to vanquish the surviving Vrang, Superman-Two along with Susie and his wife Lois Lane Kent assisted the Jeyes in restoring their space craft and sending them back to their homeworld. Later, Superman-Two asked for their assistance in borrowing one of their spacecraft for a special mission, which they gladly agreed to provide.

While the four Phantom Zone criminals, now in solidified physical bodies, used their superhuman abilities to counteract the Vrang spaceship's massive weaponry, only the golden age Superman directly confronted the Jeyes spaceship's amazing armaments. Although for the greatest hero of Earth-Two, his wife and niece lent support from a protective bubble nearby.

It’s interesting that on Krypton-One, a large number of Kryptonian survivors were phantoms while their Vrang foes still had solid bodies, while the Vrang's counterparts the Jeyes were themselves phantoms. Quite likely, some of these Jeyes were the phantom rogues who battled some of Superman's Justice Society allies.

Sunday, January 7, 2024

Crooked Copy Cat Caped Crusaders

Unethical reporters John Corbin and Manny Tharp were one-time pests of the Men of Steel, impersonating the heroes in hopes of gaining better lives for themselves. This led them into conflict, not just with the Supermen, but the Lois Lanes of twin Earths.

On Earth-One, Corbin was inadvertently the victim of a near-fatal automobile accident, which very nearly claimed his life were it not for the timely intervention of Professor Vale. The scientist used his robotics research to reconstruct John's damaged body with a robotic facsimile which was powered by a radioactive Uranium heart. Due to the expenditure of this synthetic heart to keep Corbin alive, it had to be replenished every day. As Metallo, Corbin proceeded to use his new found powers to steal Uranium to reignite his life-sustaining mechanical organ. Simultaneously, he was hired a reporter for the Daily Planet, where he fell in love with Lois Lane.

On Earth-Two, Thorp was a former employee of the Daily Star who, out of jealousy for always being "out-scooped" in stories by fellow reporter Lois Lane, quit the newspaper and joined the Star's rival, the Evening Standard. While there, he hatched a scheme to finally triumph over Lane, by fabricating a story which would expose her as inferior to Thorp. 

Vale eventually discovered that Kryptonite could power Corbin's heart, and gave him a small fragment he possessed. Seeking a larger piece of Kryptonite to both indefinitely power his Metallo body, as well as kill Superman who was challenging him, Corbin was lured to an exhibit where a large Kryptonite fragment was on display. While disguised as Superman, Corbin stole the meteorite and threatened Lois' life, as she was uncovering the truth about Metallo's secret identity. In fact, the meteorite he placed in his chest was a fake, and without its radioactive energy, Corbin perished. However, his brother Roger would seek revenge against Superman, and would become the second Metallo.

Thorp disguised as Superman entered the Daily Star, expounding on an outlandish tale of battling an alien invasion which hadn't occurred. Unbeknownst to Thorp, the Star's Editor-in-Chief Clark Kent was listening in on Thorp's conversation with his wife Lois, and himself hatched a scheme where he... as Superman... actually did battle aliens. However, these aliens were friends of his, and the resulting story in the Star's paper made it appear that Thorp has a story that he gave away to his old employer. This led to his being fired from the Evening Standard. Shortly after this, the Metalo of Earth-Two George Grant returned to seek revenge against Superman.

Sunday, December 31, 2023

Hideous Headmen's Heinous Headquarters

Previously we had discussed the first headquarters of the Injustice Gang, as well as the later base of operations for the Injustice Society's Brainwave and his henchmen aboard a pair of orbiting satellites. However the more famous sinister citadels for these megalomical menaces were locales also frequented by their arch-enemies, the Justice League and Justice Society!

Throughout the formative initial years of the Justice League, they utilized a cave just outside the seaside town of Happy Harbor, which they refashioned into a stylized headquarters. Contained therein was a centralized meeting room, as well as a trophy room, gymnasium, library, kitchen, and hanger for the team's various aircraft. This fortress of solitude was used up until honorary League member Snapper Carr betrayed his teammates, revealing the cave's location to Batman's arch-enemy the Joker. The League abandoned the site, building their own satellite headquarters in its place, more inaccessible to their adversaries.

Following his first foray versus the Justice Society, Brain Wave transitioned his base of operations from a highend skyscraper condo into a lighthouse off the coast of Sharktooth Bay. This locale included a meeting room, laboratory and a dungeon. From this tower, Brain Wave launched to attacks against his arch-foes, first by capturing the Society members and later by shrinking the team.

Abra Kadabra, an adversary of the Flash from the 64th century, recruited the Injustice Gang into forming its third incarnation. He schemed that the League's now abandoned Happy Harbor cave would be the ideal location for the Gang. However, the Justice League along with Earth-Prime's sole superhero Ultraa tracked the supervillains to the old HQ and defeated them.

Similarly, while not an intentional headquarters for the Society, the Sharktooth Bay tower was more like their recurring prison. Their girlfriends, dressed up like the heroes themselves, helped free the Society members who then vanquished Brain Wave. Later, a return engagement with the Brain Wave led to his tower being permanently destroyed when Society ally Thunderbolt moved the criminal's bomb from where the heroes were to underneath the tower itself!


Saturday, December 23, 2023

Twice-Told-Tales: enacious Tin-Soldiers Terrorize Twin Titans


Eric Knowles was a master craftsman and toymaker, who came to prominence in Gotham City on Earth-Two. While appearing to be a reputable businessman in public, even appearing on radio announcer Alan Scott's WXYZ program, Knowles was secretly the costumed criminal known as the Tin Soldier.

His counterpart on Earth-One was given the alias Key-Man #1 by his master, the Key... a recurring adversary of the Justice League of America. When Key and his Key-Man threatened the safety of Saint Louis, Missouri, the Justice League assembled. This included Green Lantern, though not the one who was their teammate!

The initial confrontation between Alan's alter ego Green Lantern and Tin Soldier ended with Scott being knocked unconscious by an exlarged yo-yo lauched from Knowle's hand. Before Hal Jordan could join his League teammates, he slipped on a bar of soap and was knocked unconscious. His power ring recruited one of Jordan's two backups, architect John Stewart, to substitute as the Green Lantern for this adventure.

Both John and Alan faced off against their tenacious foes, as Key-Man #1 sent Tin Soldier robots to deal with Stewart and the Red Tornado, while other gimmicks of the Key preoccupied the other Leaguers. Similiarly, Alan had a rematch with his Tin Solder, which once more saw his foe gain the upper hand. 

Thankfully, both the Tin Soldiers' master and Tin Soldier himself were defeated. Key-Man #1 had been secretly replaced by honorary Leaguer known as the Phantom Stranger, who saved the lives of his teammates. And Green Lantern Alan Scott eacaped Tin Soldier's tornado top and turned his automated minions against him.

The Key escaped the grasp of his Justice League adversaries, who turned his scheme of destroying a part of St. Louis into an opportunity to rebuild the city's dilapidated domiciles, with help from John Stewart's power ring coupled with his brilliant architectural mind. As for the Key of Earth-Two, he had no known connection to the Tin Soldier, and faced Green Lantern Alan Scott and the Justice Society members during their last case in 1951.

Thursday, December 14, 2023

Evil Enigmas Engineer Elemental Endgames

Each universe within the Multiverse have common aspects, as well as divergent exceptions. Among these are unique elements to each reality. One such example was the mystery element known as Dexium, first discovered in the late 1940s on Earth-Two.

Research scientist and amateur archaeologist Carter Hall was tasked with discovering hidden aspects of this recently discovered element. Undoubtedly, he would have recruited his Justice Society teammate Jay "Flash" Garrick, who himself was a leading chemist, to assist him in dissecting this curious anomaly. However, before he could, the Dexium was stolen!

In fact, it was the criminal "Bulk" Mane who had sent his henchman to abscond with this revolutionary chemical concoction. which seemingly caused an ancient mace to move by itself through the air.  In fact, that mace was being held by Hall's fiancee Shiera Sanders in her Hawkgirl identity, as she attempted to prevent the theft while making herself invisible. The catalytic element causing this invisibility was the Dexium! Carter in his Hawkman alter ego tracked down both Hawkgirl and her captors, bringing Bane and his minions to justice.

A similarly menacing man-mountain named Java was given an ancient instrument known as the Orb of Ra, which contained a meteorite fragment which could unleash elemental transformations. This occurred when his employer Simon Stagg tasked Java with sealing his contracted employee Rex Mason within an Egyptian tomb. The meteor's radiation transformed Mason into Metamopho, the Element Man. On later occasions, Java would use manufactured duplicates of the Orb of Ra to attempt to vanquish Rex, whom he saw a rival to the affections of Stagg's daughter Sapphire.

Interestingly, Carter was a distant descendant of Prince Khufu, who was the counterpart of Rex Mason! While Mason... who had been transported to the same ancient Egyptian era that Khufu resided in... later found his humanity stripped away with his mind now within the Metamorpho body in the 20th century... Khufu's mind would merged with Hall in the modern day. It would be a colleague of Hawkman, Sandy Hawkins, who would transform into his own Metamorpho-style Silicon body. Meanwhile, Carter's Earth-One counterpart Katar "Hawkman" Hol was a teammate of fellow Justice League alum Metamorpho.

Tuesday, December 12, 2023

Senhorita & Senorita Sensations of South America

Damsel doppelgängers Beatriz Da Costa and Mariana De Las Cordelliras were near mirror-images of one another, legendary lasses of South America with divergent pasts. While Beatriz lived in Brazil, Mariana lived in neighboring Columbia. Despite their differences, each lady charted a course guided by internal drive and external opportunities to be heroines in their native lands.

Beatriz achieved her career goal as the president of Wayne Enterprises in native Brazil on Earth-One. Secretly, she had an alter ego as Green Fury, her country's powerful protector, using powers given to her as a child. These included the ability to create illusions with her dazzle effect, flame and ice breath, and the power of flight. When she briefly resided in Gotham City in the United States to train under the Foundation's CEO Bruce Wayne for her new position, she likewise became an auxiliary member of the Super Friend training with Wayne's alias the Batman. 

Mariana discovered her familial connection with Hop Harrigan, who was a part owner of All-American Avaition. When Hop journeyed to her homeland of Columbia on Earth-Two, he met his long-lost sister Mariana, who invited her back to the United States to join him in his business. Although Mariana never gained powers like her counterpart, as her world's version of the Green Fury was an extra-terrestrial Thunderbolt in Brazil, she still showed her courage when joining Hop in some of his adventures and was an adept pilot.

Beatriz as Green Fury eventually joined the Global Guardians as a founding member of this international group of superheroes. Mariana presumably settled down with Hop's best friend Tank Tinker, whom she dated soon after they met.

Saturday, December 2, 2023

Ace Archers Battling Bowman Avenger Arrows: Life After Loss


The Battling Bowmen known as Green Arrow and Speedy on both Earths One and Two had long prestigious careers battling crime, supported by the wealth of Arrow's alter ego Oliver Queen. Their wards and sidekicks named Roy Harper faithful stuck to their mentors, both in their civilian identities and aliases as Speedy. And then, tragedy struck for each Dynamic Duo!

On Earth-One, Oliver and Roy gradually drifted apart. As Queen lost his business and millions of dollars, he reassessed his priorities and charted a new life course. With a brand new costume and focus in life, Green Arrow simultaneously began a long-term romance with Dinah "Black Canary" Lance when she migrated from Earth-Two to his world, and joined with hi in the Justice League.

Meanwhile, Roy gradually pulled away from even his close friends in the Teen Titans, and fell into a pattern of substance abuse. While eventually coming out of this, he no longer trusted Oliver as being there to support him, and started a solo crimefighting career.

On Earth-Two, Green Arrow and Speedy were members of the Law's Legionnaires, also known as the Seven Soldiers of Victory. When they were pulled from their native time period in the late 1940's due to their battle alongside their fellow Soldiers versus the Nebula Man, there were still stories told specially about them on through the late 1950s. 

These post 1948 tales can either be ascribed to untold adventures from the 1940s, or new cases upon their return to the 20th century in the early 1970s. There is logic in assuming that several of Arrow and Speedy's adventures took place after October of 1972, when they and their fellow Soldiers returned to the present. Their teammate Vigilante faced a similar situation, as his tales were still told until 1954, years after he disappeared.

The dynamic between this pair of archers remained familial, unlike that of the silver age archers of Earth-One, as a rift developed between Green Arrow and Speedy. Part of this may have been due to Arrow's alter ego Oliver Queen losing his fortune, which his counterpart evidentally never experienced. Then there is the fact that unlike their dopplegangers on Earth-Two who were members of the same team blending adult and teen heroes together, the Earth-One Green Arrow was heavily involved with the older Justice League, while Speedy centered his activities with the Teen Titans.

Friday, December 1, 2023

Father Time(s) 2: Temporal Tyrants Tyrannize Timelines

Future possible timelines for each individual universe seemingly spawn myriad variations of each Earth, similar to the Multiverse itself. Those who manipulate and master these temporal probabilities can cause drastic changes to occur. Among those who've attempted this was the Father Time of Earths One and Two.

On Earth-Two, an unidentified elderly gentleman apparently harnessed chrono- energies within a scythe he wielded, which could revert objects to earlier or latter forms within the timestream. Despite this awesome power at his fingertips, this Father Time lacked imagination and simply used this for simple thefts. Although having a dramatic edge against his masked opponent the Wildcat, he was defeated when the two clashed.

On Earth-One, another version of Father Time appeared, this one posing a significant threat to Superman! A Green Lantern from a thousand years in the future disguised himself as the villainous Father Time*, and sent Superman into his era but in the Great Disaster timeline. Battling a future champion with powers like his, Superman and his foe unleashed enough energy to revert the timelines into two unique futures. 

It was revealed by "Father Time" that the evil Time Trapper* manipulated energy from the future Green Lantern Corps in order to eliminate the 30th century prime timeline, thereby erasing from existence his old enemies the Legion of Super-Heroes. With that future now restored, it once more became the Earth-One unaffected by either the Great Disaster of Earth-AD or the Crisis on Infinite Earths, both of which occurred in two distinct futures.

* Time Trapper's Earth-Two counterpart, Doctor Doome, had ventured into the future following his defeat at the hands of Law's Legionnaires, and used his time machine to escape capture. It is possible that Doome's influence somehow created the branching future timeline of Earth-Two-A.

Saturday, November 25, 2023

Avenging Auras Adversely Affect Antagonist Anomalies

When Batman first encountered the young amnesiac woman Violet Harper, he saw her manifest the ability project various colored auras around her body. Each of these manifested as a unique ability, which she used in her costumed career as the superheroine known as Halo.

However, this wasn't the first time he saw such auras projected from a human, granting a person mighty powers. In fact, Batman himself had similiar aura-based energies on one occasion, years earlier when confronting his old foe... Doctor Double-X. And then several months later, after encountering the alien entity known as Aquarius. However, each time there was a different manifestation of this process.

In order to defeat Doctor Double X, Batman used the same device which the doctor developed to created his aura-clone, Double X, and spawned Double Batman. This energy duplicate had superstrength, the power of flight and could emit electrical charges from its hands. Once victorious, this Bat-aura destroyed itself, which would later be replaced by another avenging ace

Later, while Batman and his allies in the Justice League traveled to Earth-Two to assist the Justice Society in defeating the aggressive alien Aquarius, a residual effect when returning to Earth-One led to the Leaguers inadvertently birthing negative aura-clones of themselves. These had powers similar to the originals, which the heroes quickly vanquished.

While the laws of physics in the Earth-One realm naturally included the ability to split one's aura from oneself with the proper mechanism, the physical laws of Earth-Two were the reverse, with such auras being absorbed within a person through devices such as Doctor Mid-Nite's cryotuber and Aquarius’ cosmic radiation. 

Years later, the counterpart of the Aurakle alien which Violet merged with to become Halo was able to create its own body, separate from that of Harper's Earth-Two counterpart Marcie Cooper. This being, Chroma, was a physically separate manifestation from Cooper... much as the Double X clones were to Doctor Double X and Batman. Unlike Chroma, Aurakle wasn’t capable of accomplishing this feat.

With his prior experience with related powers, Batman was able to successfully train Halo in harnessing her own aura-abilities.

Wednesday, November 22, 2023

Faux-Faces Facsimile Facades

The original Clayface was Basil Karlo, a once-famed movie star who's signature role in the film "Dread Castle" as the antagonist known as "the Terror" was recast. This caused the already mentally unhinged actor to adopt his new role, as a devious master of disguises. Seeking out the cast members of the new film, one-by-one Clayface attempts to take each actor's life. When millionaire Bruce Wayne's fiancée Julie Madison is threatened given her starring role, Wayne's alter ego as the Batman along with his sidekick Robin pursues Clayface. After defeating Karlo, he has to once more track down the villain  a year later when Basil escapes. Together, the Dynamic Duo once more bring Clayface to justice. These same events transpired on both Earths One and Two. At a certain point, the two Karlo's lives diverge.

While the Earth-Two Karlo nevermore resurfaces, the Earth-One Karlo escapes Arkham Asylum in order to confront movie producer John Carlinger who was screening Basil's films. In the conflict, Carlinger overcomes Karlo and slays him, then adopts the role of Clayface in order to eliminate three actors who attempted to audit John's production company. Batman uncovers this new Clayface's identity and defeats him.

Back on Earth-Two, a mysterious man known only as the Face tormented businessman Billy Winslow, a friend of millionaire Wesley Dodds. When reaching out to Dodds for help after breaking in his home, Winslow reveals his pursuit of the Face. This leads to Wesley's alter ego as the Sandman confronting the Face, discovering the villain was intent on securing Winslow's Oklahoma oil well holdings. In the ensuing battle, it was thought that the Face lost his life when crashing in a river.

Other men would succeed Karlo, using the same method of operations versus the Batmen. On Earth-One, the second Clayface was treasure hunter Matt Hagen... while on Earth-Two, there next appeared Doctor No-Face also known as criminal Bart Megan. These men discovered the means to radically alter their appearance through scientific means beyond anything either Basil Karlo was able to achieve.

Tuesday, November 21, 2023

Policemen Portray Powerfully Prominent Protectors

Wealthy playboy Dirk Giles sought to attract the attention of the girl he loved Hazel. Although she had no feelings for Giles, she was an avid fan of the Martian Manhunter, and so Dirk hatched a scheme whereby he disguised himself as the hero. After a series of feats that replicated some of the abilities of the Manhunter of Mars, he encountered the real alien atlas who attempted to ascertain the motivation for the impersonation. 

However, both J'Onn and Dirk also attracted the attention of a gang set on defeating the resident hero(es), although the pair worked side-by-side to defeat the crooks instead. Hazel did indeed fall in love with Giles, although she made him swear to give up his caped crusader career once and for all.

These two Manhunters, J'Onn/John and Dirk, matched that of Earth-Two's Roh Kar and a Larry Trent, known for his prominent role as part of the Radio Patrol. Roh Kar was a native Martian who was himself a Manhunter, and once journeyed to Earth-Two to team up with Batman and Robin. He never adopted an alias as a human police detective, that role would be filled by Trent.

Police officer Larry Jimmy Trent worked alongside his partner Sandy Keane as the "Radio Patrol", capturing various unusual criminals in New York City during the early 1940's on Earth-Two. Possessing a peak physique and intuitive investigative skills, Officer Trent even brought a young Alexie Luther to justice, shortly before that villain met his arch-foe Superman.

Trent was inspired towards this crimefighting career due to the influence of Superman, who saved him from a suicide attempt. Larry had previously been a professional boxer until a corrupt manager ended his career, and the Man of Steel impersonated Trent in order to restore his reputation. Once this was accomplished, Larry decided to pursue a new life, like that of another superstrong alien officer in John Jones*.

* While only the "Larry Trent" portrayed by Superman had superstrength, the individual who actually possessed equivalent physical might to that of the Justice League‘s Martian Manhunter  was the Justice Society’s Doctor Fate. And at least in one instance, the Manhunter's strength was controlled by the League's arch-foe Felix Faust, counterpart to Doctor Fate!

Friday, November 17, 2023

Devious Dust Devils Deemed Decidedly Destructive

The Dust Devils of the planet Rhynthar were a marauding species in the Alpha-Centari solar system, feared by the inhabitants of Rann-One and enlisted by the sinister scientist named Kaskor into becoming his unwitting minions. When his Zeta-Beams first transported Adam Strange, his fiancee Alanna and other residents of Rann to their world, they immediately came into conflict with these other-world invaders. Using his mastery of science to solidify all save one Dust Devil into immobile glass, Adam and his people returned to Rann to confront and defeat Kaskor.

However, the sole survivor among the Dust Devils named Jakarta traveled back to Rann-One and eventually Earth-One, hiding within Strange's gun holster. Studying both worlds and his people's foe, Jakarta and Adam Strange had two more encounters with one another, resulting in Adam rendering Jakarta inert back on Earth-One. Shortly after this*, two entities from the dimension of Quarm were drawn to Earth-One, inhabiting silicon-based bodies. One of these became a Sand Superman duplicate of the original Man of Steel, battling the hero repeatedly before the two resolved their differences.

As previously mentioned, a rare breed of partially silicon-based creatures were native to Earth-One, that being the Metamorphs who were formerly the ancient Roman soldier Algon, explorer Rex "Metamorpho" Mason and his ally government agent Urania "Element Girl" Blackwell. 

On Earth-Two in a parallel universe, a species of metamorphic silicon-based creatures resided in the Gobi Desert, led by their leader Ben Otan who along with his chief lieutenant and a small army of sand-beings sought to eliminate from their world all humanity. Having once been humans themselves during the time of Genghis Khan, these former soldiers of the Mongolian warlord were transformed into their current forms by a weapon devised by the Sandman and Metamorpho, who teamed up when traveling back to that era from the 20th century. The same process would centuries later transform Sandman's sidekick Sandy Hawkins into a Silicon Creature himself, who would aid his former mentor before eventually regaining his humanity once more. Unlike the Dust Devils, these Sand Beings could transform from malleable sand to a form of animated glass.

While the Sand Beings were all wiped out during a conflict with the Flash of Earth-Two, its seems a few Dust Devils escaped extinctions from their species' encounters with Adam Strange, as they later once more menace men as pawns during the Kanjar Ro and Hyathis war of worlds between Rann-One and Thanagar-One.

* The two Quarmer creatures entered the "Earth-One universe" shortly after the Dust Devils will eliminated. Once these two beings returned to their native realm, new Dust Devils once more appeared on Rann. Whether new Sand Beings were spawned on Earth-Two after their meeting with the Flash is unknown.

Wednesday, November 15, 2023

Justice like Lightning Should Ever Appear

"Justice, like lightning, should ever appear... to some men hope, to other men fear". This was the adage upon which 1976 Olympic Medialist turned school teacher Jefferson Pierce centered his life around. Motivated to do more for his community in Metropolis' Suicide Slum on Earth-One, Pierce adopted the alter ego of the Black Lightning to stem out the evil that infected it, inflicted upon it by the criminal cartel known as the 100. On the parallel planet of Earth-Two, Pierce's doppelgänger Will Everett likewise sought justice from racial oppression, following his Olympic medalist performance in the 1936 Olympics. This led to his costumed crusade as Amazing Man, seeking more from life than his current custodial career.

Both men were crafted with electrical-based powers, developed by Jefferson's friend Peter Gambi and Will's employer Terry Curtis. Will Everett. Gambi developed an electric power belt which could envelope its owner in an electro-magnetic force field, allowing its wearer the ability to discharge electrical blasts while augmenting his strength to superhuman levels. Curtis constructed his electro-generator which transformed humans into becoming living electricity emitting batteries. 

Over time, Gambi's belt genetically altered its new owner, as Pierce eventually internalized its energies and no longer needed the belt. However, while the first recipient of Curtis' generator likewise internalized its energies and became the supervillain named Deathbolt, the second person exposed to it did not. When it was Everett's turn, the device exploded and genetically altered Everett into gaining the ability to transform his body into any substance he touched. This is probably due to the source of the generator's power, the ancient artifact which Curtis' employer the Ultra-Humanite had obtained from his henchman, "Fairytales" Fenton. Like the Orb of Ra of Earth-One, this Hammer of Thor had transmutation properties*. Thus, Amazing Man's electrical-based abilities were more similar to those of Black Lightning's Outsiders teammate Metamorpho than to his own.

* Notice that the electrical energy surrounding Deathbolt while on the electo-generator machine was yellow, while the energy surrounding Amazing Man was pinkish-red like Johnny Thunder’s Thunderbolt. When Will was exposed to the machine, Fenton’s hammer apparently pulled energy from Thunderbolt into it, granting Everett its metamorphic abilities! 

Monday, November 13, 2023

Syndicate Superheroes: Criminals No More

The Crime Syndicate were the preeminent team of superhumans on Earth-Three, there world's version of the Justice League, Justice Society, Squadron of Justice and Sentinels of Justice. However, unlike those mightiest heroes of Earths One, Two, S and Four... the Syndicate weren't heroes. At least, that's not how they began, nor how they portrayed themselves throughout most of their existence on Earth-Three. They were a highly successful quintet of supervillains who plundered their planet, successfully defeating every threat who opposed them from their world. The Rogue Hunters, and perhaps other similarly stylized high-tech bounty hunters, provided them a challenge throughout the years. Still, only the League and Society were able to vanquish these felons, exiling them for years within interdimensional limbo.

When they eventually escaped their prison and returned home, they each met Earth-Three's first native born superhero, Alex Luthor. The genius inventor, armed with his technologically advanced suit of armor, was able to temporarily stave off the plans of the individual Syndicators. Nevertheless, the five villains were able to repeatedly build upon their ill-gotten gains. Yet something had seemingly changed.

Perhaps it was years of reflection, as to the admiration the League and Society earned by their Earth's inhabitants for their heroic exploits. Perhaps it was due to Alex Luthor's timeless persistent had opposing them. Or perhaps, it was the threat of their world ending during during the Crisis on Infinite Earths. Regardless, by the time the anti-matter waves of destructive energy threated Earth-Three during the Crisis, it was the Syndicate who attempted to save as many lives as possible. As the Monitor mentioned, these five were now heroes which he planned to recruit in his strategy to defeat his arch-enemy, the Anti-Monitor... and save the Multiverse.

However, as each Syndicators as well as Alex and Lois Luthor perished with their universe, Monitor recruited replacements to take their place in his mission. Instead of Ultraman, it was his counterpart Superman of Earth-Two. In place of Power Ring, it was another emerald gladiator in the Green Lantern named John Stewart of Earth-One. Rather than the dark knight mental manipulator Owlman, it was the the emotional shadowcast Obsidan of Earth-Three. And substituting for Amazonian Super Woman and super-speedster Johnny Quick was Outsider Geo-Force and Teen Titan Cyborg.

Bad to the Bone: Aggressive Amoral Aging Antagonists

Bag-O-Bones and the Skull were two man irradiated with the same energy, to accelerate the age of objects, each seeking to regain lost years of life. While one was scrapping to make a living, the other was basking in the opulence of his wealth. Yet both earned the animosity of dynamic duos,

Ned Creegan of Earth-One was a jewel thief, and not a very successful one. During one such heist, he was inadvertently exposed to purple-light energy from a criminal scientist, with his now transparent body transformed into a radioactive furnace. When the ray's creator, Dr. Logan, gave Creegan pills which temporarily transformed him into normal. although when Ned reverted to his skeletal self and used his new-found powers he lost months of his life. After a battle with Gotham City's costumed crusaders, Batman and Robin, Ned as Bag-O-Bones was eventually defeated. He would return years later, now employed by the massive criminal organization known as the 100, who provided him control over his abilities and stabilized his condition. As their enforcer the Cyclotronic Man, Creegan came into conflict with Metropolis' superheroes Black Lightning and Superman, who were able to once more contact him.

Ned Creegan of Earth-Two was a successful businessman who thirsted for even more. Freeing five incarcerated felons and recruiting them into his new criminal organization, Creegan as the Skull sends these men to steal exotic items to add to his collection. This draws the attention of the Seven Soldiers of Victory, also known as Law's Legionnaire, consisting of Green Arrow, Speedy, Star-Spangled Kid, Stripesy, Shining Knight, Vigilante, Crimson Avenger, and honorary member Wing. Each  of these heroes tackled the individual crooks and thwarted their sinister schemes. 

After his defeat in Metropolis, the once-Bag-O-Bones adopts a third alter ego, as the One-Man-Meltdown. This time, his desperation at finding a cure for his fatal condition leads him into conflict with Batman and his Outsiders team, consisting of Black Lighting, Metamorpho, Geo-Force, Katana and Halo. The Outsiders stops Creegan and find him a lasting cure. As for his counterpart, the Skull attempted to his greatest prize... and age restoring machine... to regain his youth. However, he failed to adjust it to the proper setting, and accidentally aged himself which led to his death.

It has been theorized that the purple-rays were the same ones used at other times on both Earths that were created by Frederic Fowe on Earth-One and the Ultra-Humanite on Earth-Two, although superior versions of these originated on Paradise Island when they were developed by the Princess Diana aka Wonder Woman of Earths One and Two. While some purple-rays could revitalize individuals, in the case of Ultra's radiation machine, they could also cause the reverse leading to death for exposed individuals.

Tuesday, November 7, 2023

Energized Elemental Entities Exude Evil

The Red Tornado experienced many highs and lows in his robotic existence. After saving Earth-Two from the Iron Hand's massive world-encircling nebuloid hand, the Tornado was jettisoned to Earth-One where he was repaired by his original creator, T.O. Morrow. 

Not long after, Red Tornado's android body was destroyed ny an alien and months later was reassembled by the computer entity known as the Construct. Like Morrow's predictive computer on Earth-Two, Construct sought to use the Tornado for its own twisted ends. When Morrow tried yet again to defeat the League by manipulating his greatest creation, it was revealed that Red Tornado and the Tornado Champion were one and the same, suppressing their computer programming and the Tyrant persona.

Despite this outside interference, the Red Tornado stayed loyal to his human friends and remained an invaluable ally, particularly on the occasion when all of Earth-One's native heroes were paralyzed in comas induced by a reluctant Thunderbolt from Earth-Two, leaving the Society along with former members and current Justice Leaguers Black Canary and Red Tornado to save there friends. It is interesting that, although reassembled twice after being destroyed by Nekron and Morrow, the Thunderbolt distinguished that Red Tornado was still a native of Earth-Two, despite having lived and been rebuilt on Earth-One.

Then during the Crisis on Infinite Earths, yet another evil entity in the Anti-Monitor transformed Red Tornado back into his Tornado Tyrant personality, only this time as a mindless lackey. When the Tyrant was defeated at the hands of his former allies in the Justice Society, he reverted back to Red Tornado and was left seemingly lifeless... now stripped of his once noble personality. Or would he return at some later point in time?

During this same time period, the Tornado Tyrant/Champion's counterpart… the Thunderbolt named Mzzttexxal that merged with detective Jonni Thunder… was reawakened at the same time.  At first adopting Jonni’s heroic personality before reasserting its own evil disposition, Mzzttexxal attempted to destroy the human that it bonded with. The Anti-Monitor unleashed both the  Tornado Tyrant on Earth-One and this Thunderbolt on Earth-Two simultaneously. The elemental bolt would attack members of Infinity, Inc. before eventually being defeated, alongside her mate "Sky-Bolt" who had a symbiotic relationship with her much as the Tornado Tyrant and Tornado Champion had with each other. 

Thursday, November 2, 2023

Parallel Planes Phasing Physics: Vibratory Frequencies of the Multiverse

Piercing the dimensional barrier between universe involves syncing one's body to the precise vibratory frequency of one's destination dimension. In other words, individuals inherently have a vibratory rate that matches that of their native realm, and even with traversing and entering a new phase of existence they would still have the same natural frequency which when relaxed could draw them back to their home once more.

In 1965, Hal Jordan in his Green Lantern alter ego adopted the means to transport himself from his native Earth-One into that of Earth-Two, using cyclical forces similar to those first discovered by his teammate Barry "Flash" Allen. Sometime in 1968, the elemental force from the planet Rann-One known as the Tornado Champion similarly utilized this technique to travel to Earth-Two. Merging its cyclical body with the android body of the Red Tornado, this combined being joined the Justice Society, the heir to the original Red Tornado aka Ma Hunkle.

Still later, he was used as a pawn by Creator2 to draw Earth-Two of his universe together with Earth-One... with the goal of destroying the merged planet which he intended to reshape into a new world. Although this failed, it became readily evident that these vibrational-shifts could do more than move an object or entity between universes... it could have potentially devastating consequences.

Years later, when the criminal Iron Hand spawned his world-encircling hand construct composed of Nebuloid-energy, it was only thanks to the intervention of the Red Tornado with a Nebula Rod which destroyed this threat to Earth-Two. However, the Nebuloid energy seemed to counteract vibratory powers, as Red Tornado was now unable to return to his android body's home universe. Instead, he was now tied to his cyclical body's native universe of Earth-One, which he was thrown into following the Nebula Hand's destruction. Despite his desperate attempts to return to Earth-Two, until the Crisis on Infinite Earths, Red Tornado remained on Earth-One.

Wednesday, November 1, 2023

Titanic Teen Teams: Alliterate Avengers Assemble

Earths One and Two had a plethora of superhero teams. While most of these consisted of adult costumed crusaders, there were a few second and third-generation heroes who likewise gathered together. Interestingly, the two more famous adolescent assembled avengers of both worlds had alliterate names, two word names each with the same starting letter. 

On Earth-One, the first of these was the Teen Titans, originally consisting of charter members Robin, Kid Flash and Aqualad. Each was a sidekick to a member of the Justice League of America, eventually joined by two other sidekicks in Donna “Wonder Girl Troy and Speedy. Following this, te next four teammates were new heroes Mal Duncan, Lilith Clay, and brothers Hank "Hawk" Hall and Don "Dove" Hall. On Earth-Two, their four counterparts Tommy "Little Boy Blue" Rodger’s, Janie "Little Miss Redhead", and pals Toughy and Tommy who formed the Blue Boys. As for the Earth-Two versions of Robin, Donna Troy and Speedy… these never joined the Blue Boys… although the lads were members of the All-Star Squadron while Donna was one of the Holiday Girls who aided Wonder Woman. The Titans later gained more members such as Bat-Girl, Gnaark, Bumblebee, Golden Eagle, Beast Boy and the Harlequin.

Eventually, two new teams took the place of the Teen Titans and Blue Boys, those being the Forever People of Earth-One and Infinity, Inc. of Earth-Two. The Forever People only had five members in Mark Moonrider, Beautiful Dream, Vykin the Black, Big Bear and Serafin. As for the sons and daughters of the Justice Society of America who formed Infinity, Inc. was far larger with founding members Silver Scarab, Fury, Northwind, Neblon, Star-Spangled Kid, Obsidian, Jade, Brainwave Junior as well as honorary members the Huntress and Power Girl. As with the Teen Titans, Infinity, Inc. would expand to include additional members such as Wildcat II, Hourman II and Doctor Midnight II... while being assisted behind-the-scenes by the Harlequin.

The Forever People briefly operated between the period when the Teen Titans first disbanded, then leaving Earth-One for good just prior to the Titans reforming. The Blue Boys were the predecessor to Infinity, Inc,, with the latter team still fighting together during the same period of time when the New Teen Titans began the third incarnation of that team.

Thursday, October 26, 2023

The Queen and the Quinn: Card Queen and Harlequin

While the word queen is synonymous with a female ruler, the word quinn is derived from an Irish term for a chief. Both denote wisdom, although this is only evident if they act is a wise manner when faced with life or death matters. Such was the case from the women known as the Harlequin.

Although the more notable portions of their costumed careers were as antagonists and then allies of a pair of Gotham City caped crusaders, Duela Dent and Molly Maynne also infiltrated illegal gangs in order to bring them down from the inside. While Maynne did this initially as a reluctant member of the Injustice Society, in order to save the life of her arch-foe and true love, she years later did this in an official capacity. As for Dent, she ended up joining the Teen Titans in order to defeat various supervillains whom they faced.

Following the dissolution of Earth-One's Titans, Duela abandoned her alter ego as Harlequin (and alternatively, as Joker's Daughter) when she was recruited into the criminal organization known as M.A.Z.E. Conceiving the identity of the Card Queen, Dent used a variety of card-themed gadgets which she initially used against her former teammate Robin, then later used against M.A.Z.E. agents themselves when she and Robin defeated them.

Following the dissolution of Earth-Two's Injustice Society, Molly's alias came to the attention of the F.B.I., who recruited her as the Harlequin to become their secret agent H-9. Using her illusion-generating spectacles and trick mandolin, the Harlequin was able to defeat her old teammate Sportsmaster and his gang while secretly aiding Lois Lane and her husband, Superman!

Interestingly, while Duela’s half dozen adventures alongside Robin (and on occasion Batgirl) mirrored a similar number of Molly’s capers alongside Green Lantern, additional tales of the Earth-Two Harlequin were echoed in the battles between the Earth-One Green Lantern and his girlfriend Carol Ferris’ alter ego of the Star Sapphire. Decades later, when Maynne reappeared as the Harlequin to aid the young Infinity, Inc. in a few of their cases, this mirrored Dent's tales alongside the Teen Titans as a member.

Tuesday, October 24, 2023

The Many Faces of the Harlequin

While Robin the Boy Wonder had his fair share of colorful crooked adversaries, such as Crazy Quilt, his most persistent opponent was never an actual villain. She only played them, or rather, their fictional children. This is the strange story of Duela Dent… and her mirror image on a parallel planet… Molly Maynne. Or, as they are more famously (infamously?) known, the Harlequin!

Duela Dent of Earth-One began her legacy as Joker Daughter, mimicking the gas and gag gadgets of the Crown Prince of Crime. Following this, she next adopted the alias of Catgirl, this time proclaiming herself the child of Catwoman while using her own cat-of-nine-tails and catarangs. After this, she next appeared as the second generation Scarecrow known as Scarecrone, utilizing a version of fear gas. Still later as Riddler’s Daughter and finally Penguin’s Daughter, she wielded a riddle-gun and a helicopter umbrella, respectively. Once her “crime  spree” was over and she proved her resourcefulness to Robin by both outwitting him and guessing his secret identity as Dick Grayson, her end goal was realized. What was that?

Molly Maynne of Earth-Two stuck with her Harlequin alias throughout her criminal capers, although thanks to her illusion-generating spectacles she was able to alter the perceptions of her arch-foe and secret crush, the Green Lantern as well as other onlookers. These glasses coupled with her mandolin weapon and stylized Harlequin-car led to her being recruited into the Injustice Society, although she used her membership with them to betray them to the Lantern and his Justice Society allies. What became of her?

Robin sponsored Duela's membership into the Teen Titans as the Harlequin. She would serve with this team on several cases before they disbanded, then aid Robin as the red-haired Card Queen in defeating the criminal organization known as M.A.Z.E. before finally retiring. She's reunite with Robin and the Titans later during Donna "Wonder Girl" Troy's wedding.

Molly later joined the F.B.I. as the Harlequin, secretly working alongside her one-time foe on select cases such as assisting "Mr. and Mrs. Superman", Lois Lane and her husband Clark Kent's alter ego. Decades later, she reunited with and soon after married Green Lantern's alter ego Alan Scott.

The inventive resourcefulness coupled with the athletic prowess of Duela Dent and Molly Maynne was unmatched by most of their peers, and led to their recruitment into teams of superhuman individuals. This led to their brief yet impactful costumed careers as the Harlequin*.

* While Maynne never adopted other aliases as had Dent, other women on Molly's Earth filled similar roles to those of Duela's other alter egos. For example, Dianne Greyton as the Spider Widow was similar in appearance and modus operandi to Joker's Daughter and the Scarecrone, while Mary Wills as Roberta the Girl Wonder mirrored Riddler's Daughter and Catgirl.

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