Legion of Super-Heroes (Post-Rebirth)

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Legion of Super-Heroes

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Official Team Name

Legion of Super-Heroes

Team Aliases

Legion; LSH

Affiliations

Team Leader(s)

Ultra Boy

Current Members

Black Witch;
Blok;
Bouncing Boy;
Brainiac 5;
Chameleon Boy;
Chameleon Girl;
Colossal Boy;
Comet Queen;
Cosmic Boy;
Dawnstar;
Doctor Fate;
Dream Girl;
Element Lad;
Entropy Kid;
Ferro Lad;
Gold Lantern;
Invisible Kid I;
Invisible Kid II;
Karate Kid;
Light Lass;
Lightning Lad;
Matter-Eater Lad;
Mon-El;
Monster Boy;
Night Girl;
Phantom Girl;
Polar Boy;
Princess Projector;
Radius Lad;
Saturn Girl;
Shadow Lass;
Shrinking Violet;
Soultaker;
Star Boy;
Sun Boy;
Superboy (Jon Kent);
Timber Wolf;
Triplicate Girl;
Ultra Boy;
White Witch;
Wildfire;
X-Ray Girl;
XS

Former Members

Green Arrow

Allies

Computo,
Legion of Substitute Heroes,
Rose Forrest,
Superman Family,
House of El,
Team Arrow

Enemies

General Nah,
Horraz,
Mordru

Origin

Place of Formation

UP President R.J. Brande's Presidential Mother Ship^[1]

Creators

Otto Binder · Al Plastino

First appearance
Superman Vol 5 #9 (May, 2019)

The Legion of Super-Heroes is a team of teenage super-heroes protecting the United Planets in the 31st Century.

History

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Paraphernalia

Equipment:

Legion Flight Ring

Notes

The Legion of Super-Heroes first appeared in Pre-Zero Hour continuity in Adventure Comics #247 by Otto Binder and Al Plastino. The team was revamped for Post-Rebirth continuity by Brian Michael Bendis and Ryan Sook, first appearing in an unnamed silhouetted cameo in Superman (Volume 5) #9. The first full appearance of the revamped team was Superman (Volume 5) #14.

Links and References

Footnotes

↑ Legion of Super-Heroes (Volume 8) #5

Legion of Super-Heroes

Legions	Original Legion • Batch SW6 • Reboot Legion • Prime Legion • Post-Rebirth Legion • Animated Legion
Legionnaires	Blok • Blood Claw • Bouncing Boy • Brainiac 5 • Catspaw • Celeste McCauley • Chameleon Boy • Chameleon Girl • Chemical King • Colossal Boy • Computo • Cosmic Boy • Dawnstar • Dev-Em • Dragonmage • Dream Boy • Dream Girl • Earth-Man • Elastic Lad • Element Lad • Ferro Lad • Firefist • Flederweb • Gates • Gazelle • Gear • Insect Queen • Invisible Kid • Karate Kid • Kent Shakespeare • Kid Psycho • Kid Quantum • Kinetix • Kono • Laurel Gand • Lightning Lad • Lightning Lass • Magnetic Kid • Magno • Matter-Eater Lad • Mon-El • Monstress • Night Girl • Phantom Girl • Polar Boy • Princess Projectra • Quislet • Reflex • Saturn Girl • Shadow Lass • Shikari • Shrinking Violet • Spider Girl • Star Boy • Sun Boy • Superboy • Supergirl • Superman • Tellus • Thunder • Timber Wolf • Triplicate Girl • Tyroc • Ultra Boy • Veilmist • White Witch • Wildfire • XS
Villains	Blight • Composite Superman • Computo • Controllers • Cosmic King • Dark Circle • Darkseid • Dominators • Emerald Empress • Evillo • Fatal Five • Glorith • Grimbor • Hunter • Infinite Man • Khunds • League of Super-Assassins • Legion of Super-Villains • Leland McCauley • Lightning Lord • Mano • Micro Lad • Mordru • Nemesis Kid • Ol-Vir • Omega • Persuader • Pulsar Stargrave • Roxxas • Saturn Queen • Sklarian Raiders • Starfinger • Superboy-Prime • Taurus Gang • Tharok • Time Trapper • Tyr • Universo • Validus • White Triangle
Supporting	Brainiac 4 • Doctor Gym'll • Gigi Cusimano • Heroes of Lallor • Kimball Zendak • Legion Academy • Legion of Substitute Heroes • Loomis • M'Rissey • Marla Latham • Micah Aven • R.J. Brande • Rond Vidar • Science Police • Shvaughn Erin • Uncanny Amazers • United Planets • Wanderers • Workforce
Storylines	Adult Education • Argo • The Beginning of Tomorrow • The Choice • Consequences • Death of a Dream • The Dominator War • The Dominators • The Early Years • Earthwar • End of an Era • Enemy Manifest • Enemy Rising • An Eye for an Eye • The Fatal Five • Foundations • The Great Darkness Saga • Hostile World • Legion of 3 Worlds • Legion of the Damned • Legionnaires 3 • The Lightning Saga • Long Live the Legion • The Magic Wars • The More Things Change • The Quest for Cosmic Boy • The Quiet Darkness • Run From Tomorrow • Strange Visitor from Another Century • Superboy and the Legion • Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes • Teenage Revolution • When Evil Calls
Comics	Adventure Comics (Vol. 1) • Adventure Comics (Vol. 2) • Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds • The Legion • Legion Lost (Vol. 1) • Legion Lost (Vol. 2) • Legion of Super-Heroes (Vol. 1) • Legion of Super-Heroes (Vol. 2) • Legion of Super-Heroes (Vol. 3) • Legion of Super-Heroes (Vol. 4) • Legion of Super-Heroes (Vol. 5) • Legion of Super-Heroes (Vol. 6) • Legion of Super-Heroes (Vol. 7) • Legion of Super-Heroes (Vol. 8) • Legion of Super-Heroes in the 31st Century • Legion of Super-Heroes: Millennium Vol 1 • Legion: Secret Origin • Legion Worlds • Legionnaires • Legionnaires 3 • Secrets of the Legion of Super-Heroes • Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes • Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes • Who's Who in the Legion of Super-Heroes
Miscellaneous	Origins • Publication History • Recommended Reading • Legion of Super-Heroes Villains • Legion of Super-Heroes is confusing
Creators	Otto Binder • Al Plastino • Jerry Siegel • John Forte • Cary Bates • Mike Grell • Jim Shooter • Paul Levitz • Keith Giffen • Steve Lightle • Tom Bierbaum • Mary Bierbaum • Tom McCraw • Mark Waid • Stuart Immonen • Barry Kitson • Tony Bedard • Francis Manapul • Geoff Johns • George Perez • Yildiray Cinar • Brian Michael Bendis • Ryan Sook
Other Media	Legion of Super-Heroes (TV Series) • Arrowverse: Legion's Future

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