* The Crime Syndicate was brought back three times: First as Qwardians the Justice League fought years ago, then post-Zero Hour as people from the Earth of the Antimatter Universe, and finally as the Crime Society of America in 52 and Countdown

In post-Crisis / post-Zero Hour continuity, it was Loophole's " Stasis Zone " technology that exiled Mon-El, known in the new continuity as Valor / M ' Onel, into the Phantom Zone for a thousand years.

* White Triangle ( Fictional organization ) -- Racist organization in the post-Zero Hour continuity of DC Comics ' Legion of Super-Heroes.

During a storyline in Starman, the post-Zero Hour Thom Kallor discovered that his apparent destiny is to travel back in time to the 21st century to take on the mantle of Starman ( under the alias of " Danny Blaine ") with the full knowledge that he will lose his life there.

In the post-Zero Hour reboot version, Thom also learned to use his density manipulating powers on himself.

In both the original Legion and the post-Zero Hour reboot Legion, Thom briefly possessed Kryptonian-level powers, but in both cases lost them in short order.

Ra's has previously been revealed as alive in the 31st century setting of the post-Zero Hour reboot Legion of Super-Heroes, impersonating Leland McCauley.

The first appearance of the post-Zero Hour incarnation of the Crime Syndicate was in the JLA: Earth 2 graphic novel in 1999 by Grant Morrison, which combined the pre-Crisis parallel Earth idea with the pre-Zero Hour anti-matter universe concept.

The Crime Syndicate's post-Zero Hour anti-matter Earth possesses a " reversed " history similar to Earth-Three's, but with a much darker tone to both the team and its world.

It is not clear if any of these characters exist in post-Zero Hour or post-Infinite Crisis continuity.

For the post-Zero Hour / pre-Threeboot version, see Sensor.

: This page discusses the post-Zero Hour reboot version of the character.

As depicted in the post-Zero Hour reimagining of the LSH storyline, Inferno is depicted as a rather bloodthirsty character who initially works for a group called the Workforce.

Unlike the post-Zero Hour Bouncing Boy ( who ultimately does join the team, as the group's pilot ) Tenzil never joins the team, though he does help the team out during several battles when the group's base is attacked.

In post-Zero Hour continuity Night Girl made two very brief appearances, first in Legionnaires # 43 as she was rejected at a try-out once again and joined the Legion of Substitute Heroes once more.

" She also claimed to have been the first precognitive to be born on Naltor in seven generations, a claim that was later contradicted by other post-Zero Hour Legion stories.

In post-Zero Hour continuity, Mysa was no longer Dream Girl's sister from Naltor, but rather, the daughter of Mordru.

In post-Zero Hour continuity he is known as Ferro and comes from 20th century Earth.

In post-Zero Hour continuity, his background is very similar to the original.

He initially does not join the Legion but instead joins a rival group called the Workforce, and is briefly romantically linked to Spider Girl ( Sussa Paka ) before meeting and falling in love with Apparition, the post-Zero Hour incarnation of Phantom Girl, when the Workforce and Legion are stranded on Planet Hell, a prison complex located inside the sun.

In post-Zero Hour continuity, Jan is still the last survivor of Trom, however the Trommites had been killed by the heat vision of Daxamite White Triangle terrorists who had decimated Trom from space.

In the Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds miniseries ( 2008 – 2009 ), the post-Zero Hour Legion is brought to the pre-crisis Legion's timeline, to help battle Superboy Prime and the Legion of Super-Villains.

Legion of Super-Heroes liaison Shvaughn Erin, while non-powered, has played a large role on the team in the original and post-Zero Hour continuities, to the point that she has sometimes been referred to as " Liaison Lass ".

In the Legion's original continuity, Colossal Boy was training on Mars when he gained his power ; in the post-Zero Hour continuity, Saturn Girl met Legion co-founders Garth Ranzz and Rokk Krinn while traveling from Titan to Earth to begin training at the Science Police headquarters in Metropolis.

In post-Zero Hour Legion continuity, Proty is a member of the Protean race, sent to attack Earth while the Legion was facing the Fatal Five.

The Heroes of Lallor make a single appearance in post-Zero Hour Legion continuity.

Other Legionnaires have joined the Science Police when they were no longer able to serve in the Legion, most notably the depowered Dyrk Magz and Kinetix following the disbanding of the Legion in the post-Zero Hour run of the series.

* Legion of Super-Heroes and Legionnaires ( post-Zero Hour, both titles were treated as one bi-weekly series, much like the Superman books at the time )

That apparently never came to pass, as Dyrk did not appear again in the post-Zero Hour run of the Legion of Super-Heroes comics, and has not appeared in any subsequent versions of the Legion.

Unsung pioneers of the art include: WLW's Fred Smith ; Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll ( who popularized the dramatic serial ); The Eveready Hour creative team ( which began with one-act plays but was soon experimenting with hour-long combinations of drama and music on its weekly variety program ); the various acting troupes at stations like WLW, WGY, KGO and a number of others, frequently run by women like Helen Schuster Martin and Wilda Wilson Church ; early network continuity writers like Henry Fisk Carlton, William Ford Manley and Don Clark ; producers and directors like Clarence Menser and Gerald Stopp ; and a long list of others who were credited at the time with any number of innovations but who are largely forgotten or undiscussed today.

As part of the Zero Hour company-wide crossover, the Legion's original continuity came to an end with Legion of Super-Heroes ( vol.

Following Zero Hour, a new Legion continuity was created, beginning with a retelling of the origin story starting in Legion of Super-Heroes ( vol.

* Phase ( mysterious female from 30th century with power to " phase " through solid objects ; originally, she was Phantom Girl of the Legion of Super-Heroes ; after Zero Hour, retconned to be Apparition's second self ; status unknown in current continuity )

The 1994 event known as Zero Hour removed Projectra / Sensor Girl from continuity.

At the time, Hawkman had been declared off-limits by DC editorial due to the character's convoluted continuity ( complicated by retcons from the Hawkworld limited series ), which DC tried to negate during Zero Hour.

In Pre-Zero Hour continuity, Colu's capital was given as Metaire and was the most advanced city in the galaxy, in which the shrine of enlightenment was built.

Although the crossover had no lasting consequences in DC continuity ( DC's Zero Hour event cancelled out everything before ,) it was remembered by Milestone's superheroes.

In the Post-Zero Hour continuity, she is known as Apparition, and is a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes in the 30th and 31st centuries.

The Time Trapper then returns the original Phantom Girl to be reunited with Ultra Boy moments before Zero Hour ends the first Legion continuity.

In the post Zero Hour reboot continuity, he was Charles Foster Taine ( Chuck for short ) who was the Legion's resident architect and engineer.

After the events of the Zero Hour miniseries, Legion continuity was completely rebooted.

In pre-Zero Hour continuity, she unsuccessfully tried out for the Legion of Super-Heroes who rejected her on the basis that a power that only worked in darkness was impractical.

After the events of the Zero Hour mini-series, the Legion's continuity was completely rebooted.

In pre-Zero Hour continuity, he was the son of Legion financer R. J. Brande, who was revealed to be a Durlan who had become frozen in human form after contracting a disease.

4 ) # 61 ( September 1994 ), DC Comics rebooted the Legion continuity as part of the Zero Hour company-wide crossover storyline.