LEGION TOYS: See You Space Cowboy

 

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LEGION TOYS: Electric Blue Superman (DC Universe Classics)

Ready for the next century, Superman is reborn as an Electric Energy being with a containment suit designed by Prof. Emil Hamilton and Dr. Kitty Faulkner.  This reborn Electric Blue Superman would assist the Post-Zero Hour Legionnaires during their battle against C.O.M.P.U.T.O. in the late 20th Century.

LEGION TOYS: Mongul (DC Super-Heroes)

An extraterrestrial tyrant who controls his empire through gladiatorial death matches and  the ever-present threat of the planetary super-weapon called Warworld. When Mongul took control of a deadly Sun-Eater, he was opposed  by Superman, Supergirl, the Justice League of America, and, of course, the Legion of Super-Heroes.

LEGION TOYS: Darkseid (DC Super-Heroes)

The most powerful being on Apokolips. A twisted mockery of a world shaped by the greatest evil the universe has ever known, Darkseid the Destroyer. His mad lust called for the total destruction of his enemies.

Some evil cannot be destroyed: Great Darkseid the Destroyer survived for centuries. His ultimate vanquishment has never been recorded. By the 30th Century, Darkseid is revealed to be the mastermind behind The Great Darkness Saga.

LEGION TOYS: Mantis (DC Universe Classics)

While not your atypical Legion of Super-Heroes nemesis, the  insect colony leader, Mantis, battles the Post-Zero Hour Legion during the DC Cosmic Event story titled Genesis! Emerging from his Power Pod, the second most-powerful being on Apokolips nearly defeats the Legion, if not for Ultra Boy punching Mantis away from his recharging apparatus.

LEGION TOYS: Batman (DC Universe Classics)

When the cold wind howls and the wild wolf growls the light of day grows dim; From the Earth's dark bowel in a cape and cowl stalks a figure solemn and grim. His visage is awesome. It's sheer terror to cross him, the evilest men blanch with fear. But the innocent praise him, no villain can faze him, 'tis justice and law he reveres. The Batman. Classic Detective Batman that is.

LEGION TOYS: Kamandi (DC Universe Classics)

His name is Kamandi! It may seem like a strange name to you - - but actually it is a sort of dramatic tribute to the people who once populated Command "D", the last section of a large underground bunker complex! Now there is only the last old man - - and his grandson - - who could well be - - The Last Boy On Earth!

When Karate Kid's Time Bubble is Time-Jacked by the Lord of Time, it sends him back to the 30th Century, only not the version he is familiar with, but an alternate future, a world populated with talking, anthropomorphic animals and Kamandi, The Last Boy On Earth!

LEGION TOYS: Robin (DC Universe Classics)

When his parents, The Flying Graysons, were murdered, young Dick Grayson was taken in and trained by The Batman! Now a student at Hudson University, Dick regularly swings into action as....Robin The Teen Wonder!

Robin first comes to blows with Karate Kid on his sojourn throughout the 20th Century, but ultimately teams-up with the Legionnaire to defeat a bizarre evil experimentation known as Diamondeth!

LEGION TOYS: Supergirl (DC Universe Classics)

A thousand years from now, a team of teenagers - - all from vastly different worlds, all with different abilities - - have been inspired by ancient legends to create a "Super-Hero Team." Together as the Legion of Super-Heroes, they represent the single most fervent hope and dream of underagers galaxywide - - a chance to show the adults who's boss.

Sent in a rocket from the remains of Krypton as a teenager, Kara Zor-El was trapped in suspended animation before she arrived on Earth years after her cousin, Superman. Now living in the 31 Century with the Legion of Super-Heroes, Kara fights for truth, justice and the Kryptonian Way as Supergirl!

LEGION TOYS: Superboy Kon-El (DC Universe Classics)

A clone created after Superman's death at the hands of Doomsday in The Death of Superman story line, here comes Kon-El! Just don't call him Superboy! Actually, it's cool to call him Superboy eventually. And he'll have some team-ups with the Post-Zero Hour Legion of Super-Heroes and eventually become their default Superboy. So Superboy-calling away and Long Live the Legion!

LEGION TOYS: Superboy Prime (DC Universe Classics)

Whether you love him or hate him, Superboy-Prime is arguably one of the greatest enemies of not only the Legion of Super-Heroes, but the entire DC Comics Multiverse! One of the possible secret identities for the Legion's oldest foe, the Time Trapper, the Superboy of Earth-Prime was the leader of the pack when the Legion of Super-Villains went head to head with the Legion of Super-Heroes in Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds mini-series!

LEGION TOYS: Ra's Al Ghul (DC Signature Collection aka Club Infinite Earths)

One of the Dark Knight Detective's greatest foes,  Ra's Al Ghul, The Demon's Head, has been revealed to be alive and well in the 31st Century of the Legion of Super-Heroes!

Disguising himself as the President of the United Planets, Al Ghul disbanded the Legion and replaced them with his Presidential Oversight Watch. Ultimately once discovered by M'Onel, Ra's al Ghul freely announced his plan to draw Earth's moon closer to Earth to supposedly accelerate the evolutionary abilities of humanity via Hypertaxis. Ra's plan almost came to fruition as he single-handedly defeats most of the Legion in hand-to-hand combat. Luckily, M'Onel and Triad were able to best the Demon's Head.

LEGION TOYS: Impulse (DC Direct)

He's no Kent Shakespeare, but Bartholomew Henry Allen II is totally way more crash. Hailing from the 30th Century of the Post-Zero Hour Legion of Super-Heroes comes DC Direct's Impulse!

LEGION TOYS: Super Friends! Superman (DC Multiverse)

Faster than a speeding bullet! More powerful than a locomotive! Able to leap tail buildings in a single bound! Look, up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Superman! Yes, it's Superman, strange visitor from another planet, who came to Earth with powers and abilities far beyond those of mortal men. Superman, who can change the course of mighty rivers, bend steel in his bare hands, and who, disguised as Clark Kent, mild-mannered reporter for a great metropolitan newspaper, fights a never-ending battle for truth, justice and the American way.

LEGION TOYS: DC Multiverse (Lobo)

"He who devours your entrails and thoroughly enjoys it."
The Main Man.
The guy Darkseid calls when he needs someone assassinated (after Amazing Grace).
The penultimate Collect and Connect Figure from the DC Multiverse line, Lobo.

LEGION TOYS: Composite Superman (DC Direct)

One night Superman Museum janitor Joseph Meach was struck by a wave of energy that came from a bolt of lighting having hit a collection of statuettes representing the Legion of Super-Heroes. He awoke with the combined abilities of each of the Legionnaires! With his newfound powers he became a one-man Legion of Super-Heroes! Introduced in action figure form in the DC Direct DC Comics First Appearances Series 3 line, here is the most hated character on all of the Who's Who Podcast:  Composite Superman!

LEGION TOYS: Happy Meal Toys (Legion of Super-Heroes)

Released in 2007, McDonald’s created a series of Happy Meal Toys for the Legion of Super-Heroes animated series. There are eight figures in total. Superman (who could not be called Superboy due to legal shenanigans), Brainiac 5, Bouncing Boy, Lightning Lad and Timber Wolf make up the Legionaries. Representing the villains of the show are Tharok, Validus and Mano of the Fatal Five.

LEGION TOYS: Jessica Cruz (DC Multiverse)

Initially a host to the The Ring of Volthoom, Jessica Cruz overcomes her extreme trauma and debilitating anxiety to become a sentinel of the spaceways, a Green Lantern! Cruz appears alongside long time Legionnaire Star Boy aka Thom Kallor in the DC Universe Original Movie, Justice League vs The Fatal Five and is part of Mattel's last forray into six-inch DC Action Figures with the DC Multiverse line.

LEGION TOYS: Lego Mini-Figures

Released in 2015 and 2016 respectively, Lightning Lad and Cosmic Boy are DC Comics Super-Heroes Mini-Figures from Lego. While Lightning Lad was released at Target as part of a retailer exclusive boxed mini-figure gift set, Cosmic Boy came with the DVD/Blu-Ray release of the animated feature, Justice League: Cosmic Clash.

LEGION TOYS: Bizarro (DC Multiverse)

Goodbye Readers! Me Bizarro am special guest Legion of Super-Blogger for today and me flew in all the way from Bizarro World and boy are Bizarro's arms wide awake! But unseriously, me am not reviewing Walgreens Exclusive version of me Bizarro, causing solutions for Legion of Super-Heroes way back inside pages of Adventure Comics!