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WHO HAS DIED IN INFIINITE CRISIS? *spoilers*

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otherworldcomics

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Okay, after reading a few threads on IC I thought this would be a cool one. Okay, we know IC is changing the DCU. They brought back Donna Troy and Supergirl but after IC #4 and #5 there are quite a few dead heroes now. So, anyone out there with sharp eyes that can list all those that have died so far? Superboy Prime whipped quite a few by himself.

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In BATMAN #647

Captain Nazi killed by Red Hood

Hyena killed by Batman

Count Vertigo killed by Hyena

 

Each an old golden age villain that I believe battled Captain Marvel. I don't know if these deaths count toward the Crisis thing. Just thought I'd let ya all know in case they are.

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Deaths

 

Leadup to Infinite Crisis

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

 

Amos Fortune (Villains United #6)

Black Bison (John Ravenhair) (Day of Vengeance #1)

Blue Beetle (Ted Kord) (Countdown to Infinite Crisis)

Bug (Villains United #1)

Cheetah (Priscilla Rich) (Flash #219)

Darkstars Ferrin Colos, Chaser Bron and Munchuk (Adam Strange #8)

Doc of the Omega Men (Adam Strange #4)

Fastball (The OMAC Project #6)

Fiddler (Villains United #1)

Firefly (The OMAC Project #6)

Hawkwoman (Shayera Thal) (Rann-Thanagar War #5)

Hyena (Villains United #3; which Hyena died is unknown)

Hyperion (DC Special: The Return of Donna Troy #4)

Maxwell Lord (Wonder Woman #219)

Monocle (Manhunter #9)

Onimar Synn (Rann-Thanagar War #6)

Overthrow (The OMAC Project #3)

Parademon (Villains United #6)

Pariah (Villains United #6)

Rocket Red (Dimitri Pushkin) (The OMAC Project #5)

Shazam (Day of Vengeance #6)

Sparta of Synriannaq (DC Special: The Return of Donna Troy #1)

Thia (DC Special: The Return of Donna Troy #4)

 

 

Infinite Crisis

These characters died during the publication of Infinite Crisis and connected stories:

 

Baby Wildebeest (Infinite Crisis #4)

Black Condor (Ryan Kendall) (Infinite Crisis #1)

Bushido (Infinite Crisis #4)

Carissa, Amazon Warrior (Infinite Crisis #2, Wonder Woman #223)

Crispus Allen (Gotham Central #38; see Returns below)

Former Doctor Fates in Nabu's helm (Day of Vengeance Infinite Crisis Special #1)

Doctor Polaris (Infinite Crisis #1)

Fel Andar (Hawkman #48)

Fisherman (Gotham Central #37)

Fury (Lyta Trevor-Hall) (JSA #79)

Hector Hall (JSA #79)

Human Bomb (Infinite Crisis #1)

Jade (Rann-Thanagar War Infinite Crisis Special #1)

Koryak, Aquaman's son (Aquaman #38)

Lois Lane of Earth-Two (Infinite Crisis #5)

Mick Wong, Firestorm's partner (Infinite Crisis #4)

Nabu (Day of Vengeance Infinite Crisis Special #1)

Neptune Perkins (Infinite Crisis #3)

Pantha (Infinite Crisis #4)

Phantom Lady (Dee Tyler) (Infinite Crisis #1)

Psycho Pirate (Roger Hayden) (Infinite Crisis #6)

Ragdoll (Peter Merkel) (JSA Classified #7)

Ratcatcher (Infinite Crisis #1)

Sam Kurtis, Stargirl's con-artist father (JSA #81)

Satanus (Action Comics #832)

Star Sapphire (Deborah Darnell) (Infinite Crisis #6)

Superboy (Conner Kent) (Infinite Crisis #6)

Steve Trevor of Earth-Two (death revealed Infinite Crisis #5)

Tekla, Amazon Warrior (Wonder Woman #223)

Vulko, of Atlantis (Aquaman #38)

Wonder Woman of Earth-Two (Infinite Crisis #5; fades away from existence)

 

Missing or presumed dead, but unconfirmed

These characters either disappeared or were implied to be dead during Infinite Crisis and lead-up storylines:

 

Air Wave (Harold Jordan) (Infinite Crisis #4, dispersed, could reintegrate)

Black Manta (Aquaman #39)

Captain Nazi (Batman #650, arguable given his invulnerability)

Cerdian, son of Garth and Dolphin (Infinite Crisis #3)

Chain Lightning (Outsiders #33)

Cheshire (Villains United #6)

Demolition Team (The OMAC Project #6, beaten by OMACs)

Dolphin (Infinite Crisis #3)

Flash (Wally West), along with wife Linda Park, and children Barry and Iris II (Infinite Crisis #4, disappeared)

Kid Flash (Bart Allen) (Infinite Crisis #4, disappeared)

Kite-Man (Infinite Crisis #2)

Lagoon Boy (Infinite Crisis #3)

Lori Lemaris (Infinite Crisis #3)

Mister Mxyzptlk (Adventures of Superman #647, debatable)

Royal Flush Gang (Infinite Crisis #2, their King is immortal)

Stallion (Infinite Crisis #4)

Supermen of America (The OMAC Project #6, beaten by OMACs)

T'Charr and Terataya (Day of Vengeance Infinite Crisis Special #1)

Tempest (Garth) (Inifinite Crisis #3, confirmed missing Aquaman #38)

Uncle Sam of the Freedom Fighters (Infinite Crisis #1, reported missing #2; immortal)

 

Returns

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

 

Alexander Luthor, Jr. of Earth-Three (Infinite Crisis #1, but posed as the Society's Luthor as early as Countdown to Infinite Crisis)

Crispus Allen (Infinite Crisis #4, as new host for the Spectre; technically still dead)

The Flash (Infinite Crisis #5, emerged from the Speed Force wearing the classic Barry Allen costume)

Kal-L, Superman of Earth-Two (Infinite Crisis #1)

Kid Eternity (Teen Titans #31)

Lady Quark (Villains United #5)

Lois Lane of Earth-Two (Infinite Crisis #1. See Deaths above.)

Superboy of Earth-Prime (Infinite Crisis #1, but has been active for some time, was glimpsed in JLA #119. See New or changed below.)

Jason Todd as the new Red Hood (Batman #617, Batman #638)

Donna Troy (DC Special: The Return of Donna Troy #1)

Wonder Woman of Earth-Two (Infinite Crisis #5. See Deaths above)

 

New or changed heroes

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

 

Crispus Allen as the new host for the Spectre (Infinite Crisis #4)

Jaime Reyes as the new Blue Beetle (introduced Infinite Crisis #3, debuted in costume Infinite Crisis #5)

Jason Todd as the new Red Hood (Batman #617, Batman #638)

Kyle Rayner as Ion (Rann-Thanagar War Infinite Crisis Special #1)

New Firestorm designed by Jason Rusch and Professor Martin Stein (Firestorm #22)

Superboy of Earth-Prime in the garb of the Anti-Monitor (Infinite Crisis #5)

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Character_changes_during_Infinite_Crisis

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Well, that's one thing that you have to give to DC. They have no problem killing off mass amounts of 2nd, 3rd, and 4th tier characters. A good way to just clean house and get rid of some of those old, goofy SA and GA characters as well as some of the lesser known/used modern characters. Something Marvel needs to do more often as well.

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Well, that's one thing that you have to give to DC. They have no problem killing off mass amounts of 2nd, 3rd, and 4th tier characters. A good way to just clean house and get rid of some of those old, goofy SA and GA characters as well as some of the lesser known/used modern characters. Something Marvel needs to do more often as well.

 

Supposedly, that is what House of M was for, but there are a few non-mutants they could clear out as well. 893scratchchin-thumb.gif

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True. And if DC wants to bring one back, they find a way. I am still PO'd about Jason Todd!!!! sumo.gif

 

I understand longtime reader frustrations, but I felt the last arc of Batman was very good. thumbsup2.gif

 

I loved the arc but I hated the way they explained it all in the annual.

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True. And if DC wants to bring one back, they find a way. I am still PO'd about Jason Todd!!!! sumo.gif

 

I understand longtime reader frustrations, but I felt the last arc of Batman was very good. thumbsup2.gif

 

I loved the arc but I hated the way they explained it all in the annual.

 

Kinda agree there, they seemed to take the easy way out.

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