Suicide Slum
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"Suicide Slum" is an impoverished urban neighborhood originally introduced as a part of "York City" and home of the original Newsboy Legion and the Guardian (Star Spangled Comics No. 7, Apr 1942: "Introducing the Newsboy Legion with the Guardian"). Also, see the [[Newsboy Legion]] and the [[Golden Guardian]]. | "Suicide Slum" is an impoverished urban neighborhood originally introduced as a part of "York City" and home of the original Newsboy Legion and the Guardian (Star Spangled Comics No. 7, Apr 1942: "Introducing the Newsboy Legion with the Guardian"). Also, see the [[Newsboy Legion]] and the [[Golden Guardian]]. | ||
| − | By the 1970s, the area is firmly established as a location in [[Metropolis]] and is a dangerous place preyed upon by organized crime such [[The 100]]. In addition to Superman and the | + | By the 1970s, the area is firmly established as a location in [[Metropolis]] and is a dangerous place preyed upon by organized crime such [[The 100]]. In addition to [[Superman]] and the Golden Guardian, [[Rose and the Thorn]] (SGLL No. 105, Oct 1970: "Night of the Thorn, Day of the Rose!") and [[Black Lightning]] (BL No. 1, Apr 1977: "Black Lightning!") help to battle crime in "Suicide Slum". |
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Revision as of 17:32, 11 March 2007
Suicide Slum
"Suicide Slum" is an impoverished urban neighborhood originally introduced as a part of "York City" and home of the original Newsboy Legion and the Guardian (Star Spangled Comics No. 7, Apr 1942: "Introducing the Newsboy Legion with the Guardian"). Also, see the Newsboy Legion and the Golden Guardian.
By the 1970s, the area is firmly established as a location in Metropolis and is a dangerous place preyed upon by organized crime such The 100. In addition to Superman and the Golden Guardian, Rose and the Thorn (SGLL No. 105, Oct 1970: "Night of the Thorn, Day of the Rose!") and Black Lightning (BL No. 1, Apr 1977: "Black Lightning!") help to battle crime in "Suicide Slum".
