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* [[Oliver Queen]] is lost at sea, and becomes stranded on an island. | * [[Oliver Queen]] is lost at sea, and becomes stranded on an island. | ||
Revision as of 11:43, 19 October 2015
Characters - Organizations - Locations - Timeline - NPCs
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Golden Age
World War II
- Several costumed agents and vigilantes join together and found the Justice Society of America.
Post-War
Recent History
Events taking place in the early part of the 21st Century.
Ten Years Ago
- Oliver Queen is lost at sea, and becomes stranded on an island.
- Queen Industries is taken over by William Glenmorgan. He makes the company public, and Checkmate acquires most of the shares through various shell corporations.
Five Years Ago
- Oliver Queen returns to Star City, and becomes active as the Green Arrow.
- Wally West replicates the experiment that gave Jay Garrick his powers. He becomes the Flash's sidekick, Kid Flash.
One Year Ago
- Kara Zor-El crashes on Earth. She begins living in Smallville as Linda Danvers to learn about human culture.
- Abin Sur crashes on Earth. His ring chooses Hal Jordan as his successor; the related events cause Hal to be fired from Ferris Aircraft.
The Present
Year One
- Barbara Gordon takes a year off university to return to Gotham, and begins blogging as Oracle.
- Wally West transfers to Brentwood Academy on a Wayne Foundation scholarship, hoping to qualify for early entry to Gotham University.
- Linda Danvers transfers to Brentwood Academy as part of an arts program.
- Oliver Queen moves to Gotham City to begin investigating Queen Consolidated's activities.
- Hal Jordan gets a job at Wayne Enterprises and moves to a crummy apartment in a seedy area of Gotham.
