DC's Future State: Meet the Legion of Doom
DC Comics continues their Future State publishing line this week and this Wednesday saw the [...]
T. O. Morrow
The creator of Red Tornado is among the members of this new Legion of Doom and has seemingly been experimenting on himself to make him even more android like. He's seen better days.
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Morrow's cohort is also among the individuals in the new Legion of Doom, and he...well he looks about how you'd expect.
prevnextDespera
Confirmed to be the daughter of Despero himself, she's clearly meant to be the equal foil of the new Wonder Woman complete with an answer for the Lasso of TRuth.
prevnextAmaz-X
Definitely part AMAZO, and seemingly part N.R.G.-X, though sadly we don't get to see his soul copying powers in action.
prevnextCobalt Blue
This is an interesting one as Cobalt Blue is a legacy character. It's worth noting that the the original Cobalt Blue, though raised in the "Thawne" family, was actually the biological twin of Barry Allen. The identity of this Cobalt Blue is not confirmed in the issue, but his wording about his "family" having revenge on "The Flash Legacy" paints an interesting picture about the character.
prevnextThe Screech Owl
Not only does the Batman equal enemy on the team hail from the Court of Owls, but this Talon definitely appears to be juiced up by Venom, making him a proper mix of Bat-villains.
prevnextThe Flood
A new version of the Aquaman villain appears as a humanoid figure, but their comparability to the original The Flood is unclear.
prevnextUltraViolet Lantern
A new member of the Ultraviolet Corps, whose harnassing of the "unseen light" of the universe makes them a formidable for.
prevnextRIP Legion of Doom
Sadly, we barely get to see any of them in action in the comic as they're quickly killed off panel by an unseen force. The end of the issue reveals that the White Martian group The Hyperclan is responsible for their deaths.
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