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Earth-Two characters
Earth-Two is a fictional universe appearing in American comic book published by DC Comics. Characters who reside on Earth-Two include Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and various superheroes and villains and supporting characters in DC Comics.
Earth-Two(1961–1985 \ 2005–2011) Earth-2The New 52(2011–present) Notes New Earth / Prime Earthcounterpart Kal-L / Clark Kent Kal-El / Clark Kent Val-Zod Superman was born on the planet Krypton, and arrived on Earth as a baby near the start of Earth's First World War. As Clark Kent, he was a reporter for the Daily Star, would become the editor-in-chief and marrying its star reporter Lois Lane. Although he was erased from existence by the events of Crisis on Infinite Earths and All-Star Squadron #60, he reappeared in Infinite Crisis and was killed by Superboy-Prime in Infinite Crisis #7. He was later resurrected as a Black Lantern, along with his wife Lois. Following 52, another version of the character appeared, who went missing for unknown reasons for several years, leading his cousin Power Girl to search for him. With Lois Lane also missing, little is known of their adventures.
In The New 52, Kal-El is younger than the original Earth-Two version and slightly older than the mainstream Superman. His foster parents, Jonathan and Martha Kent, both survive to the present, unlike their main universe counterparts at the time. He was also married to Lois Lane but she was killed. Superman is seemingly killed alongside Batman and Wonder Woman while fighting off an Apokoliptian invasion led by Steppenwolf. A supposedly resurrected Superman later appears, having allied with Darkseid's forces. It is revealed that this version is not the actual Superman, but a Bizarro-like replica. In Earth 2: World's End, the real Superman is revived by DeSaad, who uses him as a genetic source for Kryptonian clones over the course of five years. He is eventually found and rescued by the new Wonders, who take him to safety. However, DeSaad's experimentation has left him powerless. Superman ultimately sacrifices himself to destroy the Parademon factories, saving millions of lives.
Val-Zod, is a Kryptonian pacifist who refuses to fight against the forces of Darkseid occupying his Earth. Becoming the last of his House after his parents' execution by Krypton's court, Val quickly befriends fellow orphan Kara Zor-El. Moments before Krypton's destruction, he, Kara, his foster brother and another child managed to escape the planet. Through his trip, Val is educated by his parents' knowledge recorded on his capsule, convincing him to not use violence to overcome issues. After landing on Earth, he was found by Terry Sloan, who offered him asylum to "protect" him from the outside world, becoming a recluse. He was eventually found by the new Wonders. After being enlightened by Doctor Fate, Val decides to assume the Superman mantle. Superman Bruce Wayne Bruce WayneThomas WayneDick Grayson(see Helena Wayne*) Bruce Wayne was raised by his paternal uncle, Philip, following the murder of his parents. Along with his close friend Superman (Kal-L), Batman participated in the Justice Society and the war-time All-Star Squadron. Eventually, he retired and became the police commissioner of Gotham City. Wayne married Selina Kyle (Catwoman), and had a daughter named Helena Wayne, who became a costumed adventurer known as Huntress. In 1979, he died battling the escaped-convict Bill Jensen. Following 52, a different version of Earth-Two Batman was introduced. This version is a founding member of the Justice Society of America who was killed by the Joker.
In the New 52, Batman is still married to Catwoman, and they have a daughter together, Helena Wayne, who became his sidekick, Robin. At some point, his wife, Selina was killed in action. Batman sacrifices himself alongside Superman and Wonder Woman against the invasion forces of Apokolips. His father, Thomas Wayne, who is revealed as being still alive, has succeeded his late son as the new Batman, using Miraclo and Venom to enhance his strength. In Convergence #3, Thomas, who has run out of his drug, is killed by various enemies of Batman from multiple timelines, while saving Dick Grayson.
In Earth 2: World's End, Dick Grayson is introduced as a reporter, having never become Robin or Nightwing. His wife is Barbara Gordon, with whom he has a son, Johnny. His family flee for their lives during Darkseid's invasion and they live in a refugee camp; Barbara dies and Johnny goes missing. After finding Johnny, they line up to board an evacuation ship though they are refused under the proviso of women and children first so Richard gives his son away again to a woman, who is already inside. He then joins the battle next to Batman in one of the reacquired spaceships but they get saved by Green Lantern, who transports them off the planet. Following the events of Convergence, Dick takes the mantle of Batman after Thomas Wayne's death. Batman Diana Prince Trevor Diana of Amazon Island Princess Diana of Paradise Island, served as a member of the All-Star Squadron and soon after became secretary (later full-fledged member) of the Justice Society of America. As Diana Prince, she worked in the U.S. War Department as an assistant to intelligence officer Steve Trevor. Decades later, she and Trevor were married and had a daughter named Lyta, later known as Fury. Following 52, another version of the character appeared, the mother of Fury, mother-in-law of Hector Hall. Diana is no longer an active member of the JSA and not a member of that group's successor Justice Society Infinity. It is unclear if she had a falling out with the group or merely retired.
In the New 52, Wonder Woman, the daughter of Hippolyta, she had taken over command of the Amazons after her mother's death. She had an affair with Steppenwolf, though she was unaware of his true intentions, which resulted in her having a daughter, Fury, with whom she has a dysfunctional relationship. Diana left Paradise Island to stop Apokoliptian invaders from abducting young Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent. Diana succeeds, but is killed by Steppenwolf. Wonder Woman Jay Garrick The Flash of Earth-Two is Jay Garrick. As a college student, Garrick accidentally inhaled hard water vapors, giving him superhuman speed. Later stories had Jay inhaling heavy water instead. Jay becomes the first Justice Society member to learn of Earth-One's existence after meeting his counterpart, Barry Allen. Following 52, another version of the character appeared, as a former member of the Justice Society of America. Like some of his Justice Society contemporaries, he has retired, though still occasionally engages in active crime-fighting.
In the New 52, a 21-year-old recent college graduate, Jay is spurned by his girlfriend, Joan Williams, and possesses very little in terms of career prospects. He receives his superhuman speed from Mercury, an Olympian god who was mortally wounded in a battle with Apokolips. The Flash Alan Scott Green Lantern of Earth-Two is engineer Alan Scott. After a railroad accident, he is led from the wreck by a voice coming from a train lantern. It tells him to use part of the lantern to make a ring, and to recharge the ring by way of the lantern every 24 hours. The lantern was made from metal found in a meteor long ago. The source of Scott's power is the mystical "Starheart", the magical characteristics of the Earth-One universe gathered by the Guardians of the Universe. This collective force was hidden in the heart of a star and eventually became sentient. It helped to retard Scott's aging process. Alan subsequently met and quickly married a young woman named Alyx Florin, unaware that she was actually the schizophrenic but reformed villain Rose Canton. Alyx disappeared on their wedding night, starting a fire that led Alan to believe she had died. The two have a pair of children who would grow up and be raised separately by adoptive families as Jennifer-Lynn Hayden and Todd Rice. Following 52, another version of the character appeared, but very little has been revealed about his specific background other than he was a formidable presence in the Justice Society of America. He is not a member of its successor group Justice Society Infinity and it is unclear if he had a falling out with the successor group or merely retired. Scott was later revealed to have died sometime ago, as stated by his daughter, Jade.