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THE
unofficial GLOBAL GUARDIANS PAGE
HISTORY OF THE GLOBAL GUARDIANS
| 11,000 Years Ago (or in some accounts, only 5000 BC) | Super Friends #45 (June 1981); Secret Origins #27 (June 1988) | Nommo, the wizard-king of the empire of Kor, stands in the Pillar of Life and is endowed with immortality. He later takes the name Dr.Mist. |
| 1942 | All Star Comics #14 (1942) | Several members of the Justice Society of America bring supplies of food to resistance fighters in Axis-controlled European countries. |
| Early 1950's | Infinity Inc # 34 (January 1987) | Inspired by the JSA, several of the resistance fighters once aided by the JSA become costume heroes (Gaucho, Knight I, Squire II, Legionary, Musketeer, Wingman) |
| 1951 | Infinity Inc # 34 (January 1987) | Under pressure from Congress, the Justice Society disbands. Dr.Mist begins contacting governments in Europe, foretelling the coming of super beings and advising them to become prepared for that time. |
| March 25, 1957 | Infinity Inc # 34 (January 1987) | When the Treaty of Rose is signed by many European countries, establishing the European Economic Community, a treaty is also signed establishing the Dome. |
| Super-Friends #7,8,9,45,46 (1970's, early 1980's) | Several International Heroes team up with members of the JLA to combat various worldwide threats. This is not in current continuity. | |
| DC Comics Presents #46 (June 1982) | Superman teams with several international heroes at Dr. Mist's request. Dr. Mist first gives them the name The Global Guardians. | |
| JLA: Year One #12 (December 1998) | The Global Guardians fight against the Appellaxian alien invasion. | |
| Crisis on Infinite Earths #12 (March 1986) | Global Guardians fight against the shadow demons in the Crisis on Infinite Earths. | |
| Infinity Inc. #32 (November 1986) | Several Global Guardian members team up with Infinity Inc. to provide security for the Calgary Trade Conference, coming into conflict with the new Injustice Unlimited. | |
| Teen Titans Spotlight # 11 (June 1987) | The woman code-named Belphegor is the acting director of the Dome. | |
| Justice League International #8 (December 1987) | The United Nations sanctions the new Justice League International and cuts funding of the Dome, essentially disbanding the Global Guardians. | |
| Superman #13 (January 1988) | Godiva battles W. Percival Schott, the Toyman, in Great Britain and barely escapes with her life. | |
| Justice League International #9 (January 1988) | Col. Rumaan Harjavti, ruler of Bialya, recruits former Guardian Jack O'Lantern I to help create an organization of super-powered "freedom fighters". It reality, it is to be a terrorist group serving Harjavti. | |
| Justice League International #14 (June 1988) | Former Guardians Green Flame and Icemaiden II begin working with the JLI. | |
| Justice League International #16 (August 1988) | The Queen Bee of Bialya has Harjavti assassinated, taking control of the country. She has duped Jack O'Lantern I and Owlwoman into working with her and has perfected a way to mind control others. | |
| Justice League Europe #2 (May 1989) | Several members of the Global Guardians, hypnotized by Queen Bee, attack the newly formed Justice League Europe. | |
| Justice League Europe #3 (June 1989) | The Dome is blown up by Jack O'Lantern I to discredit the JLE. His powers had been enhanced by a Dominator working for the Queen. | |
| Justice League Europe #4 (July 1989) | It is revealed that the Queen Bee, when boosting Jack O'Lantern I's powers, did something to him to make him subservient to her. Owlwoman's powers are boosted by the Dominator. Jack O'Lantern I is seemingly killed by the Queen Bee. | |
| Justice League Europe Annual #1 (1990) | It is revealed that the nearly all Global Guardian members are under the Queen Bee's mind control. Sometime in this time period, Dr. Mist disappears. A robot Dr. Mist is created to lead them and a new Dome built in Bialya. Queen Bee has replaced the original Jack O'Lantern with Marvin Noronsa | |
| Justice League America #54 (September 1991) | Former Guardian Tasmanian Devil is made a member of the Justice League. | |
| Justice League Europe #30 (September 1991);Justice League America #55 (October 1991) | The Justice League come into conflict with the brainwashed Global Guardians in Bialya. Little Mermaid is seemingly killed by Jack O'Lantern II. The Queen Bee is murdered by Sumaan Harjavti, who takes control of Bialya. The Global Guardians learn of their mind-control. Jack O'Lantern II is killed in an explosion. | |
| Justice League Quarterly #6 (Spring 1992) | Owlwoman, while attempting to escape Bialya, finds Jack O'Lantern I alive in a dungeon. Dr. Mist appears and helps them both escape. | |
| Justice League Quarterly #8 (Autumn 1992) | All Global Guardians are freed from Bialya mindcontrol. Dr. Mist establishes a new Dome somewhere in the Pacific. | |
| Justice League Europe #49 (April 1993); Justice League Europe #50 (May 1993) | Global Guardians are again under mind-control for a brief time, this time by the villain Sonar. Little Mermaid shows up alive, stating that it was her "evil twin" who had been killed. | |
| Justice League Quarterly #14 (Spring 1994) | A new Jack O'Lantern (III) becomes active in Ireland. It is later revealed that the original Jack O'Lantern died at some time and this is his cousin (Primal Force #3 Jan 1995) | |
| Justice League Quarterly #17 (Winter 1994) | An ancient foe of Dr. Mist attacks the Global Guardians, resulting in the deaths of Bushmaster, Thunderlord and Wild Huntsman. Godiva and Impala lose their powers. Tuatara sustains massive head trauma and goes into a coma. The surviving members find new candidates for membership and vow to carry on as a team. | |
| Primal Force #0 (Oct 1994) | Jack O'Lantern III joins the Leymen | |
| Justice League America # | Ice is slain in battle. | |
| Justice League America #97 (March 1995) | Icemaiden I returns and eventually joins the JLA, replacing slain member Ice. | |
| Starman #38 (January 1998) | Icemaiden I joins the short lived revived Justice League Europe, and is impersonated by the Mist. | |
| JLA # 26 (February 1999) | Jack O'Lantern III and the Knight II join with other international heroes to form the International Ultramarine Corps. |
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