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	Squadron Supreme - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Squadron appeared very few times in Marvel titles during the 1970s, most notably in The Avengers #141-144 and 147-149 (November 1975-July 1976; #145-146 were fill-in issues) in which the Squadron and their United States were being dominated by the Serpent Crown.
		The Squadron's next major appearance was in The Defenders #112-115 (October 1982-January 1983), in which the Squadron and the nations of Earth-712 were under the mental domination of the Overmind, a telepathic alien.
		The Squadron Supreme were led to believe that the Avengers were mere duplicates of those killed by Onslaught and engaged them in two massive battles.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Squadron_Supreme (1903 words)

	Marvel Comics in the 1980s - Squadron Supreme 1985
		The Squadron Supreme is the premier super-hero team of a parallel Earth in the Marvel Universe.
		The Squadron Supreme's leader, Hyperion, convinces his team that, despite the public's mistrust and hatred, they must "actively pursue solutions to all the world's problems...
		To eliminate crime, the Squadron Supreme sanctions the use of a mind-subversion machine on criminals to change their ways, which also extends to the Squadron's super-villains who are then invited to join the team.
	www.geocities.com /marvel80s/files/squadron_supreme_1985.html (594 words)

	Recycling Bin 21 - Kingdom Come and Squadron Supreme (June 2000)
		Both the Squadron Supreme and the Justice League make public statements establishing new relationships with the balance of normal humanity in which they divest themselves of masks and secret identities, although the Squadron do this prior to their crisis of ethics and the League do this at the resolution of their crisis of ethics.
		Shortly after the Squadron comes to a consensus favoring the use of a mind control device to reform criminals and convert supervillains, the Green Arrow analog Golden Archer appropriates the technology to compel Black Canary analog Lady Lark to love him after her bona fide affections have begun to cool.
		These events occur throughout twelve issues of Squadron Supreme, with their closest parallels appearing in Batman's (apparent) betrayal of Superman by allying with the Humanity Liberation Front that Lex Luthor leads and in the mortal confrontation between Superman and Captain Marvel in the endgame that follows the breakout at the metahuman gulag.
	www.fortunecity.com /tatooine/niven/142/recycleb/rb21.html (1867 words)

	Abyss : JMS Comics : Supreme Power : Index
		Originally titled "Squadron Supreme" in its working stages, it is now called "Supreme Power" which is a new project that J. Michael Straczynski is working on for Marvel.
		Plus, it serves as a sort of introduction to this comic in case you are new to the universe of "Squadron Supreme".
		The one problem with the original Squadron Supreme is that it grew to so many characters that you almost lost track of them after a while.
	abyss.hubbe.net /comics/sp (1959 words)

	SQUADRON SUPREME
		AIDA is also capable of broadcasting an emergency signal to each member of the Squadron Supreme via tiny transceiver crystals implanted in the base of their skulls by Tom Thumb.
		Using her new abilities as the costumed crime fighter Lady Lark, Lewis was invited to join the Squadron Supreme and became the team’s fourth recruit.
		When Rockefellar wore the Crown, despite having control of the military leaders of the country and half of the members of the Squadron Supreme, he was unable to prevent his own defeat, when the Avengers, after being trapped in the Squadron's Earth, exposed him to the general public.
	members.tripod.com /kueijin_1/squadron.html (6705 words)

	History of the Squadron Supreme (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		He is opposed by the Squadron Supreme and driven back to the 41st century.
		The Squadron Supreme and the Avengers continue fighting until Beast forces the Squadron to realize that the Serpent Cartel is a corrupt organization.
		Professor Imam does not come out of retirement to oppose the Squadron Supreme, perhaps because he is concentrating on eschatological premonitions warning of the possible arrival of an extradimensional threat to the entire universe.
	paulocosta.freeservers.com /squadron/history.html (2288 words)

	Squadron Supreme
		Supreme Power was always a reimagining (similar to the Ultimate Marvel Universe) of the original Squadron Supreme series from Marvel Comics years ago.
		The Squadron goes in after the Voice, but even though all seems to be going well, it turns out very poorly...as the Voice uses his powers to bring Kingsley, Dr. Spectrum, and Hyperion under his control and orders them to attack the rest of the Squadron...
		SQUADRON SUPREME names, characters and all related indicia are the property of J. Michael Straczynski and Marvel.
	home.comcast.net /~jmscomics/squadron_supreme/squadron1.html (2674 words)

	The SQUADRON SUPREME are the foremost super-heroic team of an otherdimensional alternate Earth sometimes referred to as ...
		The Whizzer is the Squadron’s equivalent of the Justice League’s Flash (Barry Allen): both are superhumanly swift crimefighters, both are low-key nice guys, both are married, and each is a good friend of his group’s Green Lantern (in Whizzer’s case, he’s pals with the Squadron’s GL equivalent, Doctor Spectrum).
		The Squadron did agree to abandon the program in the end, but not before a bloody battle in which Spectrum reluctantly abandoned pacifism and various Redeemers and Squadron members were killed, including Foxfire.
		Moonglow is the Squadron’s equivalent of the Justice League’s Zatanna.
	www.avengersassemble.us /ema-5.html (3421 words)

	Public Square 10 - The Libertarian Message of Squadron Supreme (Mar 2001)
		As one of the misfits of the Squadron Supreme, Amphibian occasionally found the fit to the ways of "surface-dwellers" (a bigoted pejorative term that, somehow, characters like Aquaman get to use without evoking much moral disopprobrium from readers) a poor one.
		Gruenwald killed off so many superheroes because he intended the costs of the Squadron's political arrogance to appear where no one could deny their reality, close enough that the stink of corpses of one-time comrades could choke those responsible for the deaths.
		The Squadron sought to reform humanity and arrogate to themselves a discretion more properly invested in gods than heroes via the expedients of simple reeducation sessions (to brainwash criminals to behave better) and garbage collection (to pursue the materialist folly that the tools of crime, rather than the convoluted chorus of human motivations, cause crime).
	www.fortunecity.com /tatooine/niven/142/politics/pol10.html (2694 words)

	The Blur (Supreme Power/Squadron Supreme)
		Supreme Power is a re-imagining of the Squadron Supreme, itself a re-imagining of the JLA.
		The series was relaunched in 2006 as “Squadron Supreme,” starting with the formation of the team.
		Early experiences with the U.S. government’s handling of superhumans left him distrustful, and when he was drafted into the Squadron Supreme, he requested conscientious objector status.
	www.hyperborea.org /flash/blur.html (387 words)

	The Whizzer (Squadron Supreme)
		The Squadron Supreme hails from a parallel dimension in the Marvel Universe
		Once he broke the sound barrier, he decided to become a superhero, and was one of the founding members of the Squadron Supreme.
		The Squadron will probably be best known for their Utopia Project, in which they attempted to transform their world into a paradise, beginning with America.
	www.hyperborea.org /flash/whizzer.html (424 words)

	Sunday Slugfest - Squadron Supreme #1 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		For uninitiated readers, like myself, who missed out on the preceding Supreme Power series, there are separate introductions for all twelve or so members of the team, as well as a public unveiling and a briefing of the purpose and mission statement of the team.
		The Squadron is put together by generic military bureaucrats in a featureless office, which is hardly the most inspiring of scenarios, and the little vignettes with the team members are, for the most part, rather lacking in effective characterisation, which given that they’re supposed to introduce the cast, is a somewhat major flaw.
		JMS presents the Squadron Supreme with a tone which is a world away from what I’m used to in his work on Spider-Man, working his super-team into a contemporary political landscape and grounding it with an overriding sense of realism - as far as is possible within the confines of a super-hero book, anyway.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/114278596934701.htm (2895 words)

	Supreme Power - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It features the rebooted version of the superhero team Squadron Supreme (with the individual members loosely based on the characters from DC Comics' Justice League), set in the Supremeverse (also referred to as Earth-31916 in the Official Handbook to the Marvel Universe: Alternate Worlds 2005).
		Squadron Supreme: Hyperion vs. Nighthawk is a five-issue written by Marc Guggenheim and Pencilled by Paul Gulacy.
		While the Squadron Supreme had started off as Justice League knock-offs and had moved in different directions thanks to the work of the late Marvel editor and writer Mark Gruenwald, JMS brought Supreme Power back to its JLA roots, in order to put a different spin on the team's individual members.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Supreme_Power (2976 words)

	Marvel Roster: The Squadron Supreme Roster
		The Squadron triumphed and the Grandmaster was so impressed with their usefulness as pawns that he created artificial duplicates of four of the Squadron members on Marvel-Earth, dubbing them the Squadron Sinister.
		The Squadron Supreme was first encountered when four Avengers from Marvel-Earth (the Vision, the Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver and Goliath) accidentially appeared on Other-Earth while in transit from Polemachus, the dimension of Arkon, to Marvel-Earth.
		She remained with the Squadron after their defeat by the Redeemers and helped them against the threat of the Nth Man. When Intertia tried to redirect the intertia of the Nth Man (who was many times larger than the Sun), the tremendous influx of kinetic energy instantly vaporized her.
	members.aol.com /marvelsaga/squadron.html (5703 words)

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		The Squadron Supreme are a team of super-heroes from an alternate Earth, sometimes referred to as Earth-S or Earth-Squadron.
		Now for the Squadron Sinister: The Squadron Sinister was a team of super-criminals from the Avengers' Earth formed by the alien Grandmaster in imitation of the Squadron Supreme; the Grandmaster had employed the Squadron Supreme successfully as pawns once before, and created the Squadron Sinister in hopes of duplicating that success.
		The Squadron Sinister carried on without him, battling various heroes over the years, but eventually drifted apart when most of their members were either killed or otherwise rendered inactive.
	www.avengersassemble.us /squadron.txt (538 words)

	Amazon.com: Squadron Supreme: Death Of A Universe TPB (Squadron Supreme): Books: Mark Gruenwald,Kurt Busiek,Len ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Squadron Supreme: Death Of A Universe TPB (Squadron Supreme) by Mark Gruenwald
		Squadron Supreme Volume 1: The Pre-War Years Premiere HC by J.
		Squadron Supreme was Marvel's answer to the Justice League.
	www.amazon.com /Squadron-Supreme-Death-Universe-TPB/dp/0785120912 (1074 words)

	Abyss : JMS Comics : Supreme Power : Supreme Power
		There will also be a SUPREME POWER #1 (SPECIAL EDITION) which will be an enhanced, behind-the-scenes edition that features the entire regular edition plus a new cover by Joe Quesada, original character sketches by Gary Frank, a look back at the original Squadron Supreme series that inspired Supreme Power.
		Still, it was fun to see some of the origins of the title but I would have much rather enjoyed reading why Squadron Supreme was created in the first place and why they resemble the DC characters so much.
		Supreme Power #2 continues the story of Mark Milton, the alien boy at the center of 'Project Hyperion' and destined to become one of the most powerful and dangerous beings on face of the Earth.
	abyss.hubbe.net /comics/sp/pg1.html (1873 words)

	Movie Poop Shoot - COMICS 101
		The Squadron Supreme made several appearances over the next few years in AVENGERS and other books, until, in their 1982 appearance in DEFENDERS #112 -#115 (by writer J. DeMatteis and artist Don Perlin, an underrated team if there ever was one), their ranks had swelled to 12, an almost note-perfect reflection of DC’s JLA.
		Luckily, the Squadron were unable to be reprogrammed thanks to Tom Thumb altering the machine (due to his own suspicions about the Golden Archer), and they stop the Whizzer from murdering the supervillains, but it illustrates how much easier it is to make a moral stand when you personally have nothing on the line.
		While SQUADRON SUPREME was in many ways years ahead of its time in its more serious tone and in some of the issues it raised, it was also in many ways a throwback to an earlier time in comics, with its firm stance that heroes should stand for something.
	www.moviepoopshoot.com /comics101/84.html (2687 words)

	Amazon.com: Squadron Supreme: Books: Mark Gruenwald,Mike Carlin,Tom DeFalco,Kurt Busiek,Mark Waid,Ralph MacChio,Alex ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		It is well-documented that writer Mark Gruenwald was a huge fan of the Justice League and that, when he created the Squadron Supreme at Marvel, he was openly aping the DC team so he could play with the other company's toys in his own backyard.
		Among his BEST works was Marvel's "Squadron Supreme." Originally established as a team of villains from a mirror universe (who occasionally guest starred in "The Avengers" and "Thor" in the 1970s) the Squadron Supreme were knock-offs of rival DC Comics's Justice League.
		The Squadron Supreme was an older comic book super group that came out during the early sixties.
	www.amazon.com /Squadron-Supreme-Mark-Gruenwald/dp/078510576X (2163 words)

	Squadron Supreme #1
		Hyperion from the old Squadron Supreme, but gradually introduced the rest of the team, climaxing with the end of Supreme Power and the launch of brand new monthly Supreme Power #1.
		Considered as part of Straczyski’s larger Marvel game plan, which included Supreme Power and a Hyperion and Nighthawk miniseries, Squadron Supreme is an exciting look at where the series is going.
		The storytelling is tight and efficient, the mood realistic without being overly grim, and the art, from Supreme Power’s Gary Frank, is fluid and bright, bringing energy to the clear layouts.
	comicbookbin.com /Squadronsupreme001.html (511 words)

	Bianchi's Variant Squadron Supreme #1 Cover Revealed - Silver Bullet Comics - comics news, comic book news, ...
		And in order to make Squadron Supreme #1 a "supreme" launch, Marvel is releasing a variant cover as well as a variant sketch cover by superstar artist Simone Bianchi.
		The cast of Supreme Power, including Hyperion, Nighthawk, Blur, Power Princess, Doctor Spectrum and others are being joined by a new group of super heroes to form the Squadron Supreme.
		Not only is Squadron Supreme getting a variant cover, a variant sketch cover, and previews in top-selling books, but a Squadron Supreme poster is being released as well.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /news/114047125239176.htm (334 words)

	Ninth Art - The Friday Review: Squadron Supreme
		However, the world that the Squadron exists in is not our world per se, nor in the Marvel universe that stands in for our world in the company's usual continuity.
		The Squadron occupy an alternate world, and as such, the actions and consequences Waid comments on fail to have the impact that a book set in 'our' world would.
		SQUADRON SUPREME hasn't dated at all well, and in the wake of recent world events, some of the sentiments expressed in the collection come across as horribly simplistic.
	www.ninthart.com /printdisplay.php?article=659 (878 words)

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