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|caption=Cover artwork by Steve Lightle and Larry Mahlstedt | |caption=Cover artwork by Steve Lightle and Larry Mahlstedt | ||
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|story_title=Unto the New Generation | |story_title=Unto the New Generation | ||
|previous=[[Legion of Super-Heroes v3 13|''Legion of Super-Heroes'' v3 #13]]: If You Think Khunds Are Cuddly, You'll Love the Lythyls! | |previous=[[Legion of Super-Heroes v3 13|''Legion of Super-Heroes'' v3 #13]]: If You Think Khunds Are Cuddly, You'll Love the Lythyls! | ||
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|publication_date=[[June 13]], [[Legion_Publication_History/1983-1986#1985|1985]] | |publication_date=[[June 13]], [[Legion_Publication_History/1983-1986#1985|1985]] | ||
|cover_date=September 1985 | |cover_date=September 1985 | ||
| − | | | + | |writer=[[Paul Levitz]] |
| − | + | |penciller=[[Steve Lightle]] | |
| − | | | + | |inker=[[Larry Mahlstedt]] |
| − | | | + | |letterer=[[John Costanza]] |
| − | | | + | |colorist=[[Carl Gafford]] |
| − | | | + | |editor=[[Karen Berger]] |
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|cover_artists=Steve Lightle, Larry Mahlstedt | |cover_artists=Steve Lightle, Larry Mahlstedt | ||
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Collapsed drains in California are threatening the coastline and it's residents. Mon-El and Brainiac 5 take the three applicants and re-raise the artificial peninsula and rescue threatened civilians. Tellus catches a brief stray thought of sabotage, convincing him and the two Legionnaires that this was not a natural disaster. | Collapsed drains in California are threatening the coastline and it's residents. Mon-El and Brainiac 5 take the three applicants and re-raise the artificial peninsula and rescue threatened civilians. Tellus catches a brief stray thought of sabotage, convincing him and the two Legionnaires that this was not a natural disaster. | ||
| − | The tryouts continue with Ventura-born Energy Boy's test being interrupted by Substitute Legion leader Polar Boy who wants to take the Legion up on an old offer to waive the age requirement in the Legion Constitution and admit members of the | + | The tryouts continue with Ventura-born Energy Boy's test being interrupted by Substitute Legion leader Polar Boy who wants to take the Legion up on an old offer to waive the age requirement in the Legion Constitution and admit members of the Substitute Legion if they pass a vote by the members. Another applicant questions the fairness of this late entry. |
The three founding Legionnaires have dinner with R.J. Brande and discuss their replacements in the Legion. Saturn Girl's remains a mystery, but one she shares to an unknown extent with the three others at the table. | The three founding Legionnaires have dinner with R.J. Brande and discuss their replacements in the Legion. Saturn Girl's remains a mystery, but one she shares to an unknown extent with the three others at the table. | ||
| − | In investigating the sabotage in California, Dev-Em is discovered assisting the effort on his own. Judging by the appearance of the three applicants on the mission, he openly ponders an old invitation to join the Legion. He leads the Legionnaires to the source of the tremors, a Dark Circle clone of Ontiir, who, in an effort to create more chaos, triggers a tsunami. Dev-Em flies off to stop it with Heat Vision. Things look bleak for the few remaining against Ontiir, when a small ship arrives to save the day. The small ship is recognized by the Legionnaires watching remotely as Quislet, a microscopic creature definitely seeking to join the Legion. Quislet | + | In investigating the sabotage in California, Dev-Em is discovered assisting the effort on his own. Judging by the appearance of the three applicants on the mission, he openly ponders an old invitation to join the Legion. He leads the Legionnaires to the source of the tremors, a Dark Circle clone of Ontiir, who, in an effort to create more chaos, triggers a tsunami. Dev-Em flies off to stop it with Heat Vision. Things look bleak for the few remaining against Ontiir, when a small ship arrives to save the day. The small ship is recognized by the Legionnaires watching remotely as Quislet, a microscopic creature definitely seeking to join the Legion. Quislet demonstrates an ability to possess inanimate matter and destroy it, namely, Ontiir's Weapons-Chair. |
The members vote on the applicants, refusing Dev-Em, approving Polar Boy and Magnetic Kid and about to vote on Quislet, Mentalla and Tellus when Saturn Girl enters insisting that they admit Sensor Girl, an enigmatic masked Legionnaire. The new members inducted with the Legionnaires all in attendance are Polar Boy, Magnetic Kid, Tellus, Quislet and Sensor Girl. | The members vote on the applicants, refusing Dev-Em, approving Polar Boy and Magnetic Kid and about to vote on Quislet, Mentalla and Tellus when Saturn Girl enters insisting that they admit Sensor Girl, an enigmatic masked Legionnaire. The new members inducted with the Legionnaires all in attendance are Polar Boy, Magnetic Kid, Tellus, Quislet and Sensor Girl. | ||
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===Key Quotes and Catchphrases=== | ===Key Quotes and Catchphrases=== | ||
| − | ==Roll Call== | + | ===Roll Call=== |
| − | ===Legionnaires=== | + | ====Legionnaires==== |
| − | *[[Blok/Pre-Crisis|Blok]] (? panels) | + | *[[Blok/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Blok]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Bouncing Boy/Pre-Crisis|Bouncing Boy]] (? panels) | + | *[[Bouncing Boy/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Bouncing Boy]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Brainiac 5/Pre-Crisis|Brainiac 5]] (? panels) | + | *[[Brainiac 5/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Brainiac 5]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Colossal Boy/Pre-Crisis|Colossal Boy]] (? panels) | + | *[[Colossal Boy/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Colossal Boy]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Cosmic Boy/Pre-Crisis|Cosmic Boy]] (? panels) | + | *[[Cosmic Boy/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Cosmic Boy]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Dawnstar/Pre-Crisis|Dawnstar]] (? panels) | + | *[[Dawnstar/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Dawnstar]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Dream Girl/Pre-Crisis|Dream Girl]] (? panels) | + | *[[Dream Girl/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Dream Girl]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Element Lad/Pre-Crisis|Element Lad]] (? panels) | + | *[[Element Lad/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Element Lad]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Invisible Kid/Jacques Foccart/Pre-Crisis|Invisible Kid]] (? panels) | + | *[[Invisible Kid/Jacques Foccart/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Invisible Kid]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Lightning Lad/Pre-Crisis|Lightning Lad]] (? panels) | + | *[[Lightning Lad/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Lightning Lad]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Light Lass/Pre-Crisis|Lightning Lass]] (? panels) | + | *[[Light Lass/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Lightning Lass]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Mon-El/Pre-Crisis|Mon-El]] (? panels) | + | *[[Mon-El/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Mon-El]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Phantom Girl/Pre-Crisis|Phantom Girl]] (? panels) | + | *[[Phantom Girl/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Phantom Girl]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Saturn Girl/Pre-Crisis|Saturn Girl]] (? panels) | + | *[[Saturn Girl/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Saturn Girl]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Shadow Lass/Pre-Crisis|Shadow Lass]] (? panels) | + | *[[Shadow Lass/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Shadow Lass]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Shrinking Violet/Pre-Crisis|Shrinking Violet]] (? panels) | + | *[[Shrinking Violet/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Shrinking Violet]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Star Boy/Pre-Crisis|Star Boy]] (? panels) | + | *[[Star Boy/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Star Boy]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Sun Boy/Pre-Crisis|Sun Boy]] (? panels) | + | *[[Sun Boy/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Sun Boy]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Timber Wolf/Pre-Crisis|Timber Wolf]] (? panels) | + | *[[Timber Wolf/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Timber Wolf]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Ultra Boy/Pre-Crisis|Ultra Boy]] (? panels) | + | *[[Ultra Boy/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Ultra Boy]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[White Witch/Pre-Crisis|White Witch]] (? panels) | + | *[[White Witch/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|White Witch]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Wildfire/Pre-Crisis|Wildfire]] (? panels) | + | *[[Wildfire/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Wildfire]] (? panels) |
| − | <!--====Cameos====--> | + | <!--=====Cameos=====--> |
===Legion Applicants=== | ===Legion Applicants=== | ||
| − | *[[Comet Queen/Pre-Crisis|Comet Queen]] (29 panels) | + | *[[Comet Queen/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Comet Queen]] (29 panels) |
| − | *[[Energy Boy/Pre-Crisis|Energy Boy]] (8 panels) | + | *[[Energy Boy/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Energy Boy]] (8 panels) |
| − | *[[Magnetic Kid/Pre-Crisis|Magnetic Kid]] (20 panels) | + | *[[Magnetic Kid/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Magnetic Kid]] (20 panels) |
| − | *[[Mentalla/Pre-Crisis|Mentalla]] (12 panels) | + | *[[Mentalla/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Mentalla]] (12 panels) |
| − | *[[Polar Boy/Pre-Crisis|Polar Boy]] (5 panels) | + | *[[Polar Boy/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Polar Boy]] (5 panels) |
| − | *[[Power Boy/Pre-Crisis|Power Boy]] (8 panels) | + | *[[Power Boy/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Power Boy]] (8 panels) |
| − | *[[Quislet/Pre-Crisis|Quislet]] (19 panels) | + | *[[Quislet/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Quislet]] (19 panels) |
| − | *[[Princess Projectra/Pre-Crisis|Sensor Girl]] (1 panels) | + | *[[Princess Projectra/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Sensor Girl]] (1 panels) |
| − | *[[Tellus/Pre-Crisis|Tellus]] (30 panels) | + | *[[Tellus/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Tellus]] (30 panels) |
*Unnamed applicants (6 panels) | *Unnamed applicants (6 panels) | ||
| − | ===Villains=== | + | ====Villains==== |
| − | *[[Dark Circle/Pre-Crisis|Dark Circle]] (? panels) | + | *[[Dark Circle/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Dark Circle]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Ontiir/Pre-Crisis|Ontiir]] (? panels) | + | *[[Ontiir/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Ontiir]] (? panels) |
| − | ===Supporting | + | ====Supporting characters==== |
| − | *[[Dev-Em/Pre-Crisis|Dev-Em]] (? panels) | + | *[[Dev-Em/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|Dev-Em]] (? panels) |
| − | *[[Rene Jacques Brande/Pre-Crisis|R.J. Brande]] (? panels, as image) | + | *[[Rene Jacques Brande/Preboot#Pre-Crisis|R.J. Brande]] (? panels, as image) |
| − | ===Other | + | ====Other characters==== |
| − | ===Planets | + | ====Planets and Settings==== |
| − | ===Technology, Gadgets | + | ====Technology, Gadgets and Other Neat Stuff==== |
| − | ===Alien Wildlife=== | + | ====Alien Wildlife==== |
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*[[Legion Publication History/1983-1986|Legion Publication History - Other issues published in 1983-1986]] | *[[Legion Publication History/1983-1986|Legion Publication History - Other issues published in 1983-1986]] | ||
*[[Legion Publication History/Series/Legion of Super-Heroes v3|Legion Publication History - Other issues of ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' v3]] | *[[Legion Publication History/Series/Legion of Super-Heroes v3|Legion Publication History - Other issues of ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' v3]] | ||
| − | *[[Chronology/Pre-Crisis|Pre-Crisis Chronology]] | + | *[[Chronology/Preboot/Pre-Crisis|Pre-Crisis Chronology]] |
*[[Legion Publication History/Index/Series#Legion of Super-Heroes v3|Quick index of links to other ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' v3 issues]] | *[[Legion Publication History/Index/Series#Legion of Super-Heroes v3|Quick index of links to other ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' v3 issues]] | ||
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|next_continuity=[[Legion of Super-Heroes v3 15|''Legion of Super-Heroes'' v3 #15]] | |next_continuity=[[Legion of Super-Heroes v3 15|''Legion of Super-Heroes'' v3 #15]] | ||
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Unto the New Generation
(23 pages/156 panels)
Synopsis
The Legion is holding open tryouts for new Legionnaires, Power Boy is impressing some Legionnaires but not well enough to move on. Comet Queen demonstrates her flying and ability to emit anesthetic gases that are thick enough to obscure virtually anything. She does make it to the next round. Next is the telepath Mentalla who demonstrates her powers on Ultra Boy, triggering his flash vision and altering his perceptions enough to briefly best him with a judo-like throw. Element Lad announces a mission with Brainiac 5 for applicants Magnetic Kid, Tellus and Comet Queen.
Collapsed drains in California are threatening the coastline and it's residents. Mon-El and Brainiac 5 take the three applicants and re-raise the artificial peninsula and rescue threatened civilians. Tellus catches a brief stray thought of sabotage, convincing him and the two Legionnaires that this was not a natural disaster.
The tryouts continue with Ventura-born Energy Boy's test being interrupted by Substitute Legion leader Polar Boy who wants to take the Legion up on an old offer to waive the age requirement in the Legion Constitution and admit members of the Substitute Legion if they pass a vote by the members. Another applicant questions the fairness of this late entry.
The three founding Legionnaires have dinner with R.J. Brande and discuss their replacements in the Legion. Saturn Girl's remains a mystery, but one she shares to an unknown extent with the three others at the table.
In investigating the sabotage in California, Dev-Em is discovered assisting the effort on his own. Judging by the appearance of the three applicants on the mission, he openly ponders an old invitation to join the Legion. He leads the Legionnaires to the source of the tremors, a Dark Circle clone of Ontiir, who, in an effort to create more chaos, triggers a tsunami. Dev-Em flies off to stop it with Heat Vision. Things look bleak for the few remaining against Ontiir, when a small ship arrives to save the day. The small ship is recognized by the Legionnaires watching remotely as Quislet, a microscopic creature definitely seeking to join the Legion. Quislet demonstrates an ability to possess inanimate matter and destroy it, namely, Ontiir's Weapons-Chair.
The members vote on the applicants, refusing Dev-Em, approving Polar Boy and Magnetic Kid and about to vote on Quislet, Mentalla and Tellus when Saturn Girl enters insisting that they admit Sensor Girl, an enigmatic masked Legionnaire. The new members inducted with the Legionnaires all in attendance are Polar Boy, Magnetic Kid, Tellus, Quislet and Sensor Girl.
Key Quotes and Catchphrases
Roll Call
Legionnaires
- Blok (? panels)
- Bouncing Boy (? panels)
- Brainiac 5 (? panels)
- Colossal Boy (? panels)
- Cosmic Boy (? panels)
- Dawnstar (? panels)
- Dream Girl (? panels)
- Element Lad (? panels)
- Invisible Kid (? panels)
- Lightning Lad (? panels)
- Lightning Lass (? panels)
- Mon-El (? panels)
- Phantom Girl (? panels)
- Saturn Girl (? panels)
- Shadow Lass (? panels)
- Shrinking Violet (? panels)
- Star Boy (? panels)
- Sun Boy (? panels)
- Timber Wolf (? panels)
- Ultra Boy (? panels)
- White Witch (? panels)
- Wildfire (? panels)
Legion Applicants
- Comet Queen (29 panels)
- Energy Boy (8 panels)
- Magnetic Kid (20 panels)
- Mentalla (12 panels)
- Polar Boy (5 panels)
- Power Boy (8 panels)
- Quislet (19 panels)
- Sensor Girl (1 panels)
- Tellus (30 panels)
- Unnamed applicants (6 panels)
Villains
- Dark Circle (? panels)
- Ontiir (? panels)
Supporting characters
- Dev-Em (? panels)
- R.J. Brande (? panels, as image)
Other characters
Planets and Settings
Technology, Gadgets and Other Neat Stuff
Alien Wildlife
Notes
Errors and Oddities
Easter Eggs
First appearances
Reboot Reference Kit
Other
Solicitation
Reprints
Unto the New Generation has been reprinted in the following:
Tales of the Legion of Super-Heroes #339 (August 1986)
See also
- Announcements
- Previews
- Reviews and Discussion
- Legion Publication History - Other issues published in 1983-1986
- Legion Publication History - Other issues of Legion of Super-Heroes v3
- Pre-Crisis Chronology
- Quick index of links to other Legion of Super-Heroes v3 issues
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