Cosmic Man
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The adult alias of [[Cosmic Boy]], a founding member of the [[Legion of Super-Heroes]]. | The adult alias of [[Cosmic Boy]], a founding member of the [[Legion of Super-Heroes]]. | ||
| − | Cosmic Man | + | Cosmic Man is the leader of the [[Adult Legion of Super-Heroes]]. He is married to Lydda Jath, aka [[Night Woman]], who was [[Night Girl]] of the [[Legion of Substitute Heroes]] when she was younger. |
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| + | Cosmic Man, [[Lightning Man]], and [[Saturn Woman]] travel back in time to present day [[Metropolis]] to visit their good friend and fellow Legion member [[Superboy]], now grown up and known as [[Superman]]. The Legionnaires aid the [[Man of Steel]] in his battle against the combined threat of [[Lex Luthor]] and the [[Legion of Super-Villains]] (S No. 147/3, Aug 1961: "The Legion of Super-Villains"; and others). | ||
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[[Category:Aliens]] | [[Category:Aliens]] | ||
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[[Category:Silver Age (1956-1970)]] | [[Category:Silver Age (1956-1970)]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:16, 16 September 2008
Cosmic Man
The adult alias of Cosmic Boy, a founding member of the Legion of Super-Heroes.
Cosmic Man is the leader of the Adult Legion of Super-Heroes. He is married to Lydda Jath, aka Night Woman, who was Night Girl of the Legion of Substitute Heroes when she was younger.
Cosmic Man, Lightning Man, and Saturn Woman travel back in time to present day Metropolis to visit their good friend and fellow Legion member Superboy, now grown up and known as Superman. The Legionnaires aid the Man of Steel in his battle against the combined threat of Lex Luthor and the Legion of Super-Villains (S No. 147/3, Aug 1961: "The Legion of Super-Villains"; and others).
