Showing posts with label Global Guardians. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Global Guardians. Show all posts

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.

Sunday, August 13, 2023

Fabled Fabulously Fastidious Follicle Females


Among the various superhuman powers on display throughout the Multiverse, perhaps none is more bizarre than... super-hair! And in these cases, blonde hair, both free flowing and fastidiously fastened!! 

Godiva of England and Rapunzel of Fairyland were both seemingly born with long locks, which were not only surprisingly resilient and resistant to damage, but highly adaptable. Dorcas Leigh used her abilities to become one of the few costumed crusaders of Earth-One’s England. Meanwhile, Rapunzel only occasionally ventured out into the adjacent Earth-Two when it and Fairyland’s barrier briefly opened in late 1947.

Godiva assisted Elongated Man of the Justice League in deactivating one of the deadly devices implanted around the world by the amoral alien scientist Grax. Later, she was recruited by Doctor Mist into his Global Guardians organization, tasked with handling threats across Earth-One… such as during the Crisis on Infinite Earths when she worked alongside Ireland’s Jack O’Lantern. Rapunzel along with the good residents of Fairyland assisted the Justice Society in dealing with the evil Lorelei and her minions’ invasion of Gotham City.

While these heroines had the free flowing hair, another pair of blondes kept theirs more fastidiously fastened. Sugar Plumm was an infant when she first began to have improbably adventures, alongside her life long friend Cecil “Spike” Wilson. Like their Earth-One counterparts Vicki Grant and Chris King, Sugar and Spike were at times granted various superhuman powers through devices gifted to them by others.

The H-Dial given to Vicki not only gave her a variety of abilities, it granted her a freedom she had never before experienced. In her altered bodies, her hair was free flowing, and during her second transformation she mentioned how wonderful it felt to have wind flowing through her hair! Each of her alter egos had a number of different hair styles, and in most instances, she let her follicles flow freely… which seemed counter to her natural preference. Or was it?

As was later made evident, through some unspecified means besides the hairbands she wore, Vicki’s long hair was perpetually fastened into twin pigtails! Whether attending classes at school, playing on her girls basketball team, going out on multiple dates with Chris, or relaxing at home… her hair was always styled this way. Even with intense physical activity, each follicle stayed perfectly in place! 

The only thing that could effect it was water, and then only temporarily as some loose strands of hair on her forehead were soon pulled back… on their own! Another time, when her hairband seemingly snapped off, her hair stayed remarkably together! But was this a natural power she somehow possessed, or something she seemed to be cursed with? Regardless, as a Dial-H for Heroine, Vicki finally got to experience the same feeling as Godiva and Rapunzel… and her personal hero Supergirl… letting her hair down!!!

Along Vicki’s various superheroine identities were: Futura · Sunspot · Ice · Grasshopper · Twilight, Mistress of the Dark · Windsong · Molecular Maiden · Hypno Girl · Midnight Wisp · Strato-Girl, Mistress of the Wind · Goldgirl · Alchemiss · Dimension Girl · Stellar · Ultra Girl · Starlet · Cardinal · Aniwoman · Thumbelina · Tiarra Star · Matter Girl · Echo · Ariel · Black · Weather Witch · Emerald Tiger · Rainbeaux, Mistress of Color · Hummingbird · Hydra, Goddess of the Sea · Hyptella · Sonik · Puma, the She-Cat · Sulphur · Sparrow Hawk · Kismet, Mistress of the Mind Wave · Plant Mistress · Sea`Mist · Harp · Pixie · Snowfall · Glass Lass · Unicorn · Queen of Hearts · Blue Biker · Weaver · Frosty · Tempest · Starburst · Spinning Jenny · Scylla · Sphera · Blazerina · Thundera · Monarch · Miss Hourglass · Sirocco, the Desert Wind · Infra-Violet · Gossamer · Fan · Visionary · Spyglass · Psi-Clone.

Although sadly, after each hour of power had passed,  Vicki regained her normal hair. At least until her next hour of power arrived.

Thursday, December 8, 2022

Heinous H.I.V.E. & Binary Brotherhood: Bad & Benevolent Brain Trusts

Hierarchy of International Vengeance and Extermination*, a once secret society of former supervillians conspiring together to rule their world, the planet known as Earth-One. Consisting of the self-appointed H.I.V.E. master and seven other criminal scientists, these mysterious men each met with crippling loss when unrelated superheroes defeated them and ruined their sinister schemes. Originally intent on overturning political bodies in various nations, they altered their agenda once they gained scientific advances derived from a captured alien. They then sought to eliminate those individuals they deemed were the greatest obstacles to their goals, costumed crusaders such as those they previously faced. 

When the the wife of the organization's Master killed him, she assumed his role as the  H.I.V.E. Mistress, and employed the master assassin Deathstoke... after his son failed to carry out his contracted mission... to destroy the New Teen Titans. Instead, the Titans were able to overwhelm H.I.V.E.'s undersea base, leading the Mistress to kill her seven allies, then herself. Some of these were replacements for the original seven lieutenants to the Master, who previously died. 

Soon after H.I.V.E. disappeared, another international team was formed, although they were dedicated towards good rather than evil. The Global Guardians were formed by the African champion known as Doctor Mist, assembling sixteen superheroes from various countries around Earth-One, although only appearing a few times. A version of the Guardians appeared on the parallel planet of Earth-Two.

On that world, a similar yet different organization formed from a government Brain Trust in 1930. Led by the renowned mathematician Elwood Napier, this group was reformed in secret into his Binary Brotherhood. Located in the secluded countryside of Napier's Estate, these geniuses together hatched a scheme, combining their knowledge to use in the creation of an android "alien" along with a flying eye spaceship. Under the guise of an extra-terrestrial invasion, this ruse had the goal of uniting the antagonistic nations together during the early days of World War II, to fight a common threat. One of the scientists, Anton Hastor, usurped control of the android Akhet and the ship along with its passengers, and was opposed by the All-Star Squadron. With help from his arch-foe Hawkman and the hero's wife Hawkgirl, Hastor was defeated. So ended their planet’s version of the Global Guardians.

However, the remnants of the Binary Brother reformed less than a decade later into Eliminations, Inc. This organization used their technological advances from their flying eye into the creation of a satellite headquarters for the Justice Society of America, with the intent of making it a death trap for the team. While this plot failed, a subsequent one involving political manipulations caused the disbanding of the Society, with most superheroes retiring.

One question still remained, for both of these high-tech gangs. The criminal scientists of H.I.V.E., and the scientists of the Binary Brotherhood (two or three of whom Hawkman and Hawkgirl previously met)... who were these men? Might we have seen them, in earlier tales???

* H.I.V.E. leaders wore their trademark hoods and robes, like the Earth-Two Phantom Empire members, while the Empire’s Earth-One correlating group known as Powers Investigations were plain clothed like (the Earth-Two H.I.V.E.) Eliminations, Inc. 

Friday, December 5, 2014

Suns Set on Supervillains: When twin Atoms met Japanese Allies

Isuma Yasunari was a prominent solar physicist on Earth-One who, through his studies, obtained for himself powers derived from the sun. Carving out a niche for himself as Japan's sole superhero, following a legendary motion picture  actor who had a brief yet notable career as a supervillain turned superhero in their country. Hence, Isuma as the Rising Sun rekindled confidence in his fellow Japanese that justice would once more prevail. Eventually, Yasunari teamed up with America's Atom as the two helped save Earth-One from a bomb implanted by evil alien Grax. Later, Rising Sun was invited by Doctor Mist into the Global Guardians, and helped defend his land during the Crisis on Infinite Earths.

Prince Tiko Daka was among the elite in Imperial Japan, and was a premier agent of Imperial Japan during the opening days of the conflict known as World War II on the planet of Earth-Two, was a craft and creative genius. Initially, after cloaking the Japanese air fleet in his invisibility shielding during the strike on Pearl Harbor, Daka attempted another attack on the American mainland which drew the attention of Starman. After clashing with him and his All-Star Squadron allies, during which Daka briefly claimed Starman's gravity rod for his own before being betrayed by one of his superhuman agents, he retreated to California to strike again. As for Tito Daka, now identifying himself as a doctor he led the League of the New Order which enabled him to use a computerized brain to control various minions to do his bidding. This drew the attention of Batman and Robin, who in a series of confrontations battled the Prince.

Takeo Soto inherited his heat-generating abilities as a baby, as fumes from the nearby active volcanic activity to his village mutated his body's chemistry. While Soto was mainly a champion for good on film, when criminals kidnapped his parents Soto as Sunburst had a brief costumed career. After a series of confrontations with Superboy of the United States, Takeo teamed up with the Boy of Steel to help free his parents and bring their captors to justice. Whether Sunburst continued his costumed career outside of movies is unknown, although he teamed up with Rising Sun later on.

Morrie Fushido wasn't a prominent man in his community as was his counterpart Soto nor his fellow Japanese in Daka, yet Fushido was still among the most prolific minds in the field of energy on Earth-Two during World War II. Morrie came in contact during an adventure with an atomic globe which the Black Dragon Society, a potent Japanese organization. Teaming up with the Atom, the pair were able to secure the globe before any threat ensued. After this adventure, Fushido retired from heroics to be a prominent member of the Japanese community, seeking to overturn strongly entrenched prejudices brought on by World War.

Saturday, September 28, 2013

Immortal Man: Evidence He Originated on Earth-Two

The Immortal Man's biggest claim to fame may well be forgotten.. as the founder of the Forgotten Heroes. This team was composed of various plain clothed (and in Animal Man's case, costumed) crusaders of justice on Earth-One, such as Rip Hunter the Time Master, geologist Cave Carson, deep sea divers the Sea Devils, jungle explorer Congo Bill, Suicide Squad leader Rick Flagg and mysterious maiden the Dolphin.. He had assembled them in order to combat his age-old foe, Vandal Savage, however Savage originated on Earth-Two!

As Immortal Man explained to his fellow champions of justice, he and Vandal had been exposed to the same strange comet that bequeathed them both with extensive lifespans. And through the eon they battled one another perpetually. How could this be, if one was on Earth-One and the other on Earth-Two? In his first tale on Earth-One, Vandal mentioned that he left his home world to conquer this parallel planet by changing its history and thereby controlling its greatest champion, Superman, whose counterpart had alongside the Justice Society defeated him shortly before this.

In his next appearance, Savage created a company known as Abraxas, Inc... designed to employ robotic replicas of the Man of Steel in order to more sufficiently protect Metropolis. However, this was a mere ploy by Vandal to supplant Superman and thereby fracture the public's perception of its prominent protector. After manipulating the radioactive Neutron into battling Superman, he lured the hero into the headquarters of Abraxas, whereby Superman was sprayed with spores that he unknowingly spread throughout Metropolis… causing environmental chaos! This tied to ancient alien pyramids Savage used as a means of returning Earth-One to prehistoric conditions which he could control. 

At this point, Immortal Man revealed himself while recruiting the Forgotten Heroes into joining him in aiding the Man of Steel in defeating his immortal adversary. As Immortal Man confirmed their history, with Vandal previously mentioning his leaving Earth-Two to conquer Earth-One, it is an inescapable conclusion that Immortal Man originated from Earth-Two as well... only leaving it for Earth-One when Vandal himself migrated there.

What can we conclude from this? The adventures of the various "Immortal Men" accumulated racial memories contained within the comet crystal that the original Immortal Man and his subsequent heirs possessed... all took place on Earth-Two until this tale with the Forgotten Heroes. Thus, the various Immortal Men had counterparts on Earth-One that were heroic figures from around the globe of Earth-Two, such as:
  • Mark the young orphan was the twin of the young Immortal Man that appeared when the Forgotten Heroes met their opposite number, the Forgotten Villains. Each had brief careers before they each perished saving humanity, both manifesting the same set of powers in that sole appearance. 
  • Samar the Jungle Man of Earth-Two's Africa had a counterpart in Animal Man (aka Buddy Baker) of Earth-One's Arizona, each with superhuman abilities tied to powers from the jungles similar to wild beasts. Note: Jungle Man's arch foe Karat possessed a helmet that created animal mutants much as that of Atom Master, a villain who battled the Superman and Batman of Earth-One, and later fought Animal Man, Immortal Man and the Forgotten Heroes. 
  • Mark King the English treasure expert of Earth-Two was as intuitive and resourceful as investigator Mark Merlin of Earth-One, whose counterpart was Mark Merlin. Both men possessed mind-over-matter powers and later had their minds transplanted into new bodies. While Mark Merlin merged minds with ancient Egyptian Prince Raman, it was Prince Khufu of Egypt who merged minds with the Hawkman of Earth-Two. Ra-Man and Immortal Man died during the Crisis on Infinite Earths. 
  • Kirk Jason the ancient books editor of Earth-Two was like his counterpart on Earth-One, geologist Kenneth Anderson, men who gained telekinetic abilities due to their exposure from alien rocks. Jason was similar to his predecessors, a hero, while Anderson became the villain known as the Annihilator until Batgirl and Supergirl beat him.
  • Anton Carter, the prominent former European paleontologist of Earth-Two was matched by Lucian Crawley of Earth-One, a young mutant who like Anton had mental abilities and aspired to be the masked superhero known as Mind-Grabber Kid. However, unlike Carter, who perished soon after his career began, Crawley used his mind control to strike back at the Justice League out of jealousy, and then in disgrace retired. 
  • Immortal Man's next identity was unnamed when he appeared on Earth-One following Savage, but this cloned body was the Earth-Two doppleganger to T.O. Morrow who left Earth-One for Earth-Two to construct the Red Tornado as a weapon to use against the Justice Society and Justice League before returning to his home-world. Both men had telekinetic powers.
  • Many others in the Immortal Man line, such as Hotep, Ali Jaba, Marcus of Rome, Sir Longlance and Flying Stag (aka Super-Chief) of Earth-Two who each carried Immortal Man's jewel mirrored those Earth-One individuals as Prince Ra-Man of Egypt, Diabolu of Babylon, the Olympian of Greece,  the Wild Huntsman of Germany and Kirk Langstrom (aka Man-Bat).
  • The original Immoral Man, Klarn Arg and arch-enemy Vandar Adg, existed during the same prehistoric era as mortal enemies. Klarn's ancient race on Earth-Two mirrored that of an ancient race on Krypton-One which predated Superman's own people. Originally the ruler of this people, when a meteor threaten his civilization the future Kryptonite Man ordered all save himself to be kept in suspended animation for twenty years to ensure salvation. However due to a malfunction, all save himself perished while he awoke centuries later. This was just prior to his home world self destructing, which he blamed on the current Kryptonians. Mutated by Kryptonite radiation from the space fragment he survived on for decades, Kryptonite Man fed himself from the storehouse found in the Seeders' ships. Seeking out Kryptonian survivors, he battled both Superman and Supergirl, a battled paralleled by Vandar aka Vandal Savage battling Superman and Power Girl a universe away. However, Kryptonite Man gave his life to save Earth-One from an invading fleet of Seedera, far more noble than Savage had been.

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Fawcett's Finest: Lightning Lasses

A striking parallel between Earth-S and Earth-Two is the lightning lasses who appeared on the scene in the early 1980's. The Jonni Thunder on each world gained lightning powers through different means, channelling ancient sources that tapped into energies fouind in the Marvel Family and the Thunderbolts of their individual worlds. The Earth-S Jonni became the evil Chain Lighnting, who was a one-time foe of Mary Marvel, even stealing her abilities temporarily.

The Earth-Two private investigator Jonni became the heroine Thunderbolt, until the actual dormant personality within the energy entity took control and revealed evil intent herself. Indeed, both women's careers were brief, like a bolt of lightning from out of the blue!

As for the origin of the Thunderbolt known as Mzzttexxal* who merged with the good Jonni, that creature was one of a small race of elemental beings who journeyed to Earth-Two aeons ago. Discovering that within that world's atmosphere, they could not manifest their own physical bodies due to the the electro-magnetic pull around the globe, they stored their electic-bodies within statues they created. Eventually, they hoped that humans would discover these, and these entites could merge with homo sapiens to spawn a new life form to dominate the world.

In fact, that began to happen in the early 1940s, when a Brazilian tribe came across three such statuettes, unleashing the energy beings and sending them against the visiting Johnny Thunder and his adopted daughter Peachy Pet. These beings, like their sister Mzzttexxal, were protective of the humans whom they joined... yet adversarial against others they saw as a threat. The most prominent of these beings was defeated by Johnny's own Thunderbolt, an alien entity from the Thunderbolt Dimension only superficially the same as the Brazillian's Thunderbolts.

On Earth-One, Beatriz da Costa was a Brazillian businesswoman in charge of Wayne Enterprises' branch in her country. She also was secretly the superheroine known as Green Fury, who had power over the elements as Green Fury which she used against other elemental adversaries from her world's version of the Brazilian tribe which Johnny encountered. Unlike the malevolent yellow Thunderbolt who tormented the Thunder family, Green Fury was a benevolent protector of all and later became a member of the Global Guardians. Back over on Earth-Two, Beatriz' counterpart Mariana de Las Cordilleras resided in neighboring Columbia, until she was reunited with her long-lost brother Hop Harrigan and became heiress to his All-American Aviation Company.

* Although Mzzttexxal was a female while her Earth-One counterpart Ulthoon the Tornado Tyrant was male, the masculine Yellow Thunderbolt of Brazil had a female doppelgänger on Earth-One in Beatriz “Green Fury” de Costa. Thus balancing out the male/female quotient on both worlds.

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Global Guardians: Dudes Down Under

  • Among the heroes around the world, very few originated outside of the United States. In the country continent of Australia, only two notable champions on Earths One and Two. 
  • On Earth-One, it was Hugh Hawkins who somehow gained superhuman physique, perhaps either wearing a bestial body suit or as a mutant. Joining the Global Guardians as the Tasmanian Devil, Hugh's career was mostly undocumented. 
  • On Earth-Two, an unidentified man assumed the alter ego of the Ranger. Using gadgetry to battle evil, he gained the notice of the Batmen of All-Nations and became an ally in good standing.

Saturday, May 8, 2010

Legendary Lamp Lads: Powerful Protagonists


Daniel Cormac was a modest farmer in Ireland who saved a tiny being and was rewarded with a battery of power similar to that developed by the Guardians of the Universe. The Guardians of planet Oa lost some of their population thousands of years ago to a small migration of their folk inhabitant the island nation of Ireland of Earth-One. It appears some of these became the alien creatures known as Leprechauns called constructed the lantern that Dan had inherited, which led to him becoming Jack O’Lantern, superhero of Ireland.

Jock Kellogg was a bored English playboy, who learned when his uncle passed away that they were descendants of Merlin from legend. When he wore the cloak and cape of his ancestor, Jock gained a wide array of superhuman and reality altering abilities, which he used to fight crime and fascism in Europe during the early days of World War II.

Jack O’Lantern teamed up with Green Lantern Hal Jordan when alien scientist Grax threatened to destroy Earth-One. After a few solo adventures battling native threats of the Emerald Isle, Jack would team up with Superman and then join the Global Guardians when they were recruited by Doctor Mist to save his European nation and the entire world as the Global Guardians!

Jock "Merlin" Kellogg was never chronicled as having met Alan "Green Lantern" Scott, who lived and operated in the United States. However, Jock's ancestor Merlin under the mental control of a time traveling Vandal Savage (under the guise of King Arthur) pulled Scott and his pal Doiby Dickles to the age of Camelot. While attempting to use a pawn of Savage's in a Sinestro clone to steal Green Lantern's power ring, the villain ultimately failed while Alan and Doiby were reunited with his power battery from that era. With his power ring recharged, Green Lantern and Doiby returned to the 20th century, and perhaps this meeting between Green Lantern and Merlin was told down through the ages and passed along to Jock. And maybe Jock later joined the war-time superhero team known as the All-Star Squadron, where his teammate would have been Green Lantern himself!

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Global Guardians: Fleetfooted Fighters


Impala was born with the given name M'Bulaze, who had through unexplained circumstances obtained the powers of superhuman speed. Protecting his native South Africa, on one occasion he aided the Justice Leaguer the Flash into dismantling a bomb planted by an alien invader. Similar events occurred across the globe, tying an American hero with an international hero, this being the genesis of a much larger organization for which Impala would later be associated with. In fact, years later Impala would join forces with Doctor Mist's Global Guardians, to protect Earth-One during the Crisis on Infinite Earths. 

Decades before, on Earth-Two, it was a superhuman speedster named Antelope Boy who drew the attention of the All-Star Squadron member known as Johnny Quick. This incident happened when a mobster blackmailed the young lad to be his high-speed courier. At the end of this adventure, Antelope Boy was helped towards his goal of getting into college. 

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Global Guardians: Marvelous Mermaids

The Little Mermaid was a mutant in her native Atlantis, able to transform her legs into mermaid fins allowing her to fly. Sharketta and her sisters were mutated sharks transformed into human hybrids, created by child protegee Gerta Von Gunther, who gained similar abilities.

While the Mermaid was the heroine of the Denmark on Earth-One, She was later recruited by Doctor Mist in the Global Guardians, working alongside various superheroes such as Superman.

Sharketta was a model citizen of the Paradise on Earth-Two after she reformed of her evil ways, after a brief battle with Wonder Woman. What became of her following her stay on Reform Island is unknown.

Monday, May 3, 2010

Global Guardians: Justice Jews


Chaim Lavon was an Israeli school teacher who came upon several ancient artifacts which empowered him with superhuman strength, invulnerability, teleportation and other ill-defined abilities. He was inspired by the heroic examples of four legendary figures of past centuries. After a few solo adventures, Lavon was recruited into Earth-One's Guardians of the Globe.

Josephus was gifted with immortality, and as the Wandering Jew he traveled across Earth-Two. His goal was to seek knowledge on ancient artifacts and cultures, while aiding others. He would later join Arak and Valda during a few of their adventures in Rome and elsewhere, with those two champions journeying to the 20th century where they assisted Firebrand of the All-Star Squadron and other historical heroes. It is presumed that Josephus also resided on this world in modern times, perhaps now in his native Palestine once it became modern day Israel.

Sunday, May 2, 2010

Global Guardians: Grecian Good Guys

Aristides Demetrios was a famed archaeologist in Greece who discovered an ancient artifact known as the golden fleece. This fabric had absorbed the superhuman abilities of fifty of history's heroes, which Aristides used in his alter ego as the Olympian, protector of Greece.

Marcus was a champion of people who in ancient history opposed to the Greek armies of legend. He was tied to an even older heritage as the latest in the long line of heroes known as Immortal Man, that would possess superhuman powers and the minds of historical champions. His more famous alter ego was the Golden Gladiator.

Aristides first appeared beside Wonder Woman when the Super Friends and heroes from around the world were deactivating deadly bombs implanted in various lands across Earth-One. He later was recruited along with other international superheroes by Doctor Mist to aid him versus the Conqueror, and later became an official member of the Global Guardians when they aided Superman on another case. 

Marcus as the Golden Gladiator traveled to the 20th century where he assisted Firebrand of the All-Star Squadron and other historical heroes during the Crisis on Infinite Earths. However, his handful of adventures were in his native era as a solo adventurer.

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Global Guardians of Globe-One and Globe-Two!

Two mysterious men tied to ancient legends borne from Africa, Nabu the Wise aka Doctor Fate and former King Nommo now Doctor Mist, realized that they alone could not stem the tied of evil sweeping their respective Earths during the modern era. And so both, using their vast powers, drew heroes to their midst including Superman, Batman and and scores of other heroes. Fate formed the Justice Society and Mist formed the Global Guardians. Of course, Fate's team became the Greatest Heroes of Earth-Two who found counterparts in Earth-One's Justice League. This league came to the attention of Mist, who focused his attention specifically on four Leaguers plus Robin and a pair of heroes-in-training who formed the Super Friends. These Friends would be Mist's first friends after a considerable period in isolation.

Eventually, Mist realized that the rest of Earth-One needed an assembled group of costumed crusaders to stem the tide of evil that was spreading around the globe. Thus, he formed his Guardians while in the company of Superman after initially forming a similar strike force to aid the Super Friends previously. Similar to the Guardians, which potentially consisted of every single superhero of Earth-One, another massive organization that somewhat filled the void on Earth-Two was the Binary Brotherhood. This international team of scientists attempted to unite their planet which was at war, staging a pseudo-alien invasion that was exposed by the All-Star Squadron (of whom Doctor Fate was a member, as well as the counterparts of the Super Friends in Superman, Batman, Robin, Wonder Woman and Aquaman). 

While the Super Friends inspired the Global Guardians, with whom they had several adventures together, it was  All-Star Squadron that later inspired the next generation Super-Squad which consisted of Justice Society members and younger recruits Power Girl and Star-Spangled Kid.

Earth-1 characterAlter EgoTeam AffiliationEarth-2 characterAlter EgoTeam AffiliationCriteria for Comparison

Bushmaster of Venezuela Bernal Rojas Global Guardians Bushmaster of Germany unknown Nazi agent Green Lantern foes    reptillian replicators encountering Gotham City superheroes
Doctor Mist of Africa Nommo Global Guardians Doctor Fate of Africa Nabu Justice Society of America caped Doctors from Africa use abilities to recruit global heroes
Godiva of England Dorcas Leigh Global Guardians Rapunzel of Fairyland Rapunzel Justice Society allies long haired lasses assisting heroes from their native lands
Green Fury of Brazil Beatriz da Costa Global Guardians Yellow Thunderbolt Mariana de Las CordillerasJohnny Thunder foe & Hope Harrigan sisterelemental powers from Brazillian origins 
Ice Maiden of Norway Singrid Nansen Global Guardians Mother Frost of Fairyland Mother Frost Justice Society allies cold themed characters assist heroes from their native lands
Impala of Africa Mbulaze Global Guardians Antelope Boy of Africaunknown man of Africa none African heroes with ability to travel at superhuman speed
Jack O'Lantern of Ireland Daniel CormacGlobal GuardiansJock Kellogg Merlin All-Star Squadroncaped & cloaked British Isles men alter reality 
Little Mermaid of Denmark Ulla Paske  Global Guardians Sharkeeta and her   clones Sharkeeta Wonder Woman's Enemies flying mermaids meet JL/SA members during adventures
Olympian of Greece Aristides Demetrios Global Guardians Golden Gladiator Marcus  Immortal Man flying powered Mediterranean heroes wear ancient object
Owlwoman of America Wenonah Littlebird Global Guardians Night Owl of America unknown Superman's rogues gallery bird-themed individuals who encounter Superman
Rising Sun of Japan Isuma Yasunari Global GuardiansPrince Daka of Japan Tiko Daka Imperial Japan robe clad champions of Japan access energy
Seraph of Israel Chaim Levon Global Guardians Wandering Jew Josephus Historical heroes / Arak’s allies Jewish heroes tied to historical legends
Tasmanian Devil of Australia Hugh Dawkins Global Guardians Ranger of Australia unknown Batmen of All Nationsresident heroes of Australia acquainted with the Batmen
Thunderlord of Taiwan / China Liang Xih-k'ai Global Guardians Coming Man      of China Fong Spear of Destiny wielder  powerful protectors of China
Tuatara of New Zealand Jeremy Wakefield Global Guardians Immortal Man of New Zealand unknown New Zealander Immortal Man protectors of New Zealand
Wild Huntsman of German Albrecht von Mannhe Global Guardians Sir Longlance of Germany Immortal Man Immortal Man ancient Europe warriors on horseback revived in present








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