the brave men and women of The Justice League who have made the ultimate sacrifice and laid down their lives to keep their country and/or their world and/or their universe safe, secure and free.
SUPERMAN
1938-
1992
BATMAN
1939-
2009 2015
WONDER WOMAN
1941-
1997
AQUAMAN
1941-
2007
THE FLASH BARRY ALLEN
1956-
1985
GREEN LANTERN HAL JORDAN
1959-
1996
MARTIAN MANHUNTER
1955-
2008
GREEN ARROW
1941-
1995
THE ELONGATED MAN
1960-2007
FIRESTORM
1978-
2004
VIBE
1984-1987
STEEL
1984-1990
METAMORPHO
1965-
1988 1997
ICE
1988-
1994
GUY GARDNER
1968-
2001
BLUE BEETLE
1985-2005
TRIUMPH
1994-2000
TASMANIAN DEVIL
1986-
2009
TOMORROW WOMAN
1997-1997
AZTEK
1996-2000
ZAURIEL
1997-
2000
GREEN LANTERN KYLE RAYNER
1994-
2009 2013
MANITOU RAVEN
2002-2005
Sure, most of them picked their lives back up again later, but it's the thought that counts.
Why 1986 for Blue Beetle?
ReplyDelete@oneofthejonesboys: I'd say, probably starting with his DC debut instead of his Chartlon Comics origin
ReplyDeleteThat's what I thought, but that was actually 1985 and, oh god, what am I doing with my life?
ReplyDeleteI woke up in the middle of the night worried someone would notice I had Batman's first death as 2007, the start of Morrison's run, rather than 2009. I didn't think about Blue Beetle! The DC Wikia has his first appearance--as the Ted Kord of "New Earth"--as 1986, which is the same year his series started--but the bulk of CRISIS, where he was first introduced, was in 1985, and, looking closely, I see he IS on the cover of CRISIS #1, so I changed that.
ReplyDeleteI shudder to think how riddled with mistakes this post probably is, especially since it has so few words and only one real joke.
I assume that the task of figuring out what dates from which continuity to use for which Hawkpeople reduced you to gibbering incoherence and so you gave up.
ReplyDeleteRed Tornado, whose only actions are "cry" and "die," could have had a nice long entry too.