List of Earth-Two characters

• Following 52, another version of the character appeared, who went missing for unknown reasons for several years, leading his cousin Power Girl to search for him. With Lois Lane also missing, little is known of their adventures.

In The New 52, Kal-El is younger than the original Earth-Two version and slightly older than the mainstream Superman. His foster parents, Jonathan and Martha Kent, both survive to the present, unlike their main universe counterparts at the time. He was also married to Lois Lane but she was killed. Superman is seemingly killed alongside Batman and Wonder Woman while fighting off an Apokoliptian invasion led by Steppenwolf. A supposedly resurrected Superman later appears, having allied with Darkseid's forces. It is revealed that this version is not the actual Superman, but a Bizarro-like replica. In Earth 2: World's End, the real Superman is revived by DeSaad, who uses him as a genetic source for Kryptonian clones over the course of five years. He is eventually found and rescued by the new Wonders, who take him to safety. However, DeSaad's experimentation has left him powerless. Superman ultimately sacrifices himself to destroy the Parademon factories, saving millions of lives.

Val-Zod, is a Kryptonian pacifist who refuses to fight against the forces of Darkseid occupying his Earth. Becoming the last of his House after his parents' execution by Krypton's court, Val quickly befriends fellow orphan Kara Zor-El. Moments before Krypton's destruction, he, Kara, his foster brother and another child managed to escape the planet. Through his trip, Val is educated by his parents' knowledge recorded on his capsule, convincing him to not use violence to overcome issues. After landing on Earth, he was found by Terry Sloan, who offered him asylum to "protect" him from the outside world, becoming a recluse. He was eventually found by the new Wonders. After being enlightened by Doctor Fate, Val decides to assume the Superman mantle.

• Following 52, a different version of Earth-Two Batman was introduced. This version is a founding member of the Justice Society of America who was killed by the Joker.

In the New 52, Batman is still married to Catwoman, and they have a daughter together, Helena Wayne, who became his sidekick, Robin. At some point, his wife, Selina was killed in action. Batman sacrifices himself alongside Superman and Wonder Woman against the invasion forces of Apokolips. His father, Thomas Wayne, who is revealed as being still alive, has succeeded his late son as the new Batman, using Miraclo and Venom to enhance his strength. In Convergence #3, Thomas, who has run out of his drug, is killed by various enemies of Batman from multiple timelines, while saving Dick Grayson.

• Following 52, another version of the character appeared, the mother of Fury, mother-in-law of Hector Hall. Diana is no longer an active member of the JSA and not a member of that group's successor Justice Society Infinity. It is unclear if she had a falling out with the group or merely retired.

In the New 52, Wonder Woman, the daughter of Hippolyta, she had taken over command of the Amazons after her mother's death. She had an affair with Steppenwolf, though she was unaware of his true intentions, which resulted in her having a daughter, Fury, with whom she has a dysfunctional relationship. Diana left Paradise Island to stop Apokoliptian invaders from abducting young Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent. Diana succeeds, but is killed by Steppenwolf.

• Following 52, another version of the character appeared, as a former member of the Justice Society of America. Like some of his Justice Society contemporaries, he has retired, though still occasionally engages in active crime-fighting.

In the New 52, a 21-year-old recent college graduate, Jay is spurned by his girlfriend, Joan Williams, and possesses very little in terms of career prospects. He receives his superhuman speed from Mercury, an Olympian god who was mortally wounded in a battle with Apokolips.

• Following 52, another version of the character appeared, but very little has been revealed about his specific background other than he was a formidable presence in the Justice Society of America. He is not a member of its successor group Justice Society Infinity and it is unclear if he had a falling out with the successor group or merely retired. Scott was later revealed to have died sometime ago, as stated by his daughter, Jade.

In the New 52, Alan is the young dynamic head of GBC Productions. Scott is revealed to have a boyfriend named Sam, to whom he intends to propose while on vacation in China. Before he can do so, however, the train on which the couple is travelling is suddenly wrecked. A mysterious green flame protects Scott and heals him; a disembodied voice informs him that the crash was caused by a force that threatens the whole world, and that Sam did not survive. The grief-stricken Scott is then told that he will be given the power to avenge his love and protect the world. The flame creates a costume for him, and molds Sam's engagement ring into a power ring with which Scott can harness his power. Reborn as the Green Lantern, Scott proceeds to help the other survivors and swears vengeance for Sam. Green Lantern is associated with "The Green", a mystical realm/force that connects all plant life on Earth.

• Following 52, another version of the character appeared. At some point in time, Superman was missing and that forced Power Girl to search for her lost cousin in space. She had remained unheard for years until she returned to her Earth without any success, but to find the Power Girl of the New Earth, believing she had something to do with Superman's disappearance. Ultimately, the misunderstanding is resolved but Power Girl remained unsuccessful on what actually happened to her cousin.

In the New 52, Kara is the cousin and adopted daughter of Clark Kent and Lois Lane and the Supergirl of her world. Prior to her arrival on Earth, she was friends with Val-Zod when they were raised together on Krypton. She and Helena Wayne were flung out of their universe and into Prime Earth, during Apokolips' invasion and after her "parents"' death. Kara and Helena established new identities to blend in, but they also sought a way to return home. As Karen Starr, she used her powers quietly, working to buy or "borrow" as much advanced technology as possible to that end. She soon became a public figure, and quite wealthy. Kara decided to assume the identity of Power Girl during her superheroic exploits. The duo eventually found their way back to Earth 2, where Kara was reunited with Val-Zod.

• Following 52, another version of the character appeared. This Helena experienced a partial mental collapse during the last case involving the Joker. Having tired of the losses to the Joker, Helena decides to kill him, but fails to do so as he ends up dying in an accident.

• Following 52, another version of the character appeared. She is a reserve member of Justice Society Infinity.

In the New 52, Kendra Saunders is a professional treasure hunter, and was hired by the World Army before an unrevealed event occurred in Egypt that gave Kendra wings, the same time Khalid Ben-Hassin found the Helmet of Fate.

• Following 52, another version of the character appeared. He was a member of the Justice Society of America, searching for two of his missing allies, Superman and Power Girl.

In the New 52, the current Doctor Fate is Khalid Ben-Hassin. He is an associate of Kendra Saunders who discovers the Helmet of Nabu in a tomb in Egypt, but is reluctant to use its power due to the increasing presence of Nabu's spirit affecting his thoughts and sanity. After Superman mercilessly attacks him, Khalid becomes traumatized and psychologically damaged by the ordeal. Fate has since joined the rest of his Earth's heroes to battle the forces of Apokolips.

In the New 52, the rightful ruler of Atlantis is Queen Marella, who becomes an ally of the Wonders of the World after Batman frees her from the Arkham Command Center. She assists Batman and the other heroes in locating the Kryptonian Val-Zod before returning to Atlantis but vowed to help when called. During Apokolips' second invasion, Marella joins the fight against Darkseid and frees Azathoth, the avatar of the Blue, from underneath Atlantis.

In the New 52, Terry Sloan is a government research scientist who serves on the front line of the war against Apokolips, using the identity Mister 08. While researching methods of counter-attack, Sloan receives visions of the future. Acting to prevent these visions during his final mission, he detonates an alien device, destroying four nations.

• Following 52, another version of the character appeared. He was a member of the Justice Society of America and remained active after the team became Justice Society Infinity, alongside his godson Nuklon.

In the New 52, Al Pratt is a U.S. Sergeant in charge of a squad carrying an atomic bomb meant to neutralize an Apokoliptian tower responsible for transporting Parademons to Earth. His squad is attacked while en route to the tower, resulting in the bomb being detonated. Pratt is later found to have survived the explosion. Five years later, Pratt has become a captain in the World Army and is operating as the Atom. After being mortally wounded by a clone of Superman, Pratt is placed in an induced coma. He is later awakened to perform one last mission. Pratt sacrifices himself to create a cavern serving as a refuge, which is named Atom's Haven in his honor.

In the New 52, Dodds works for the World Army. In Washington DC is attacked by Solomon Grundy, Commander Wesley Dodds, along with his Sandmen paramilitary force, is sent to retrieve and save President Lightfoot. The group later comes into conflict with Green Lantern, Flash, and Doctor Fate, who are also attacking Dherain. Just as the two groups are about to reach an agreement, they are attacked by the Hunger Dogs. Most of the Sandmen are killed in the ensuing battle, with Dodds and one other member surviving.

In The New 52, Henry Heywood Jr. was born in the Philippines and had a rare disorder that degraded his bones. Heywood's father reinforces his bones with a metal alloy, giving him superhuman strength. After he is attacked by Parademons, Heywood Sr. destroys his documents and kills himself rather than have the Parademons steal his work. After the end of the Apokolips War, Heywood Jr. joins the World Army as Captain Steel.

In Earth 2: Worlds End, Oliver Queen, who is the new Red Arrow, is revealed by Thomas and Helena Wayne to be protecting Bruce Wayne's secret files which contain information on all of Earth 2's history, culture, and life, a back-up plan should the world ever become doomed.

In the New 52, Jimmy Olsen is a hacktivist known as Accountable. As Accountable, Jimmy is able to interact with and manipulate electronic data, making him a powerful asset in the war against Darkseid. Over the war, he shows a stunning affinity for interacting with the Apokoliptian Mother Box as well, which actually bonds with him. Before the Mother Box leaves his body, it calls Jimmy part of the Source and after that, Olsen is left a changed man, implying that he became a New God. In Earth 2: Society, upon arriving on the New Earth 2, Jimmy reveals himself in a new costume and refers to himself as Doctor Impossible.

• Following 52, another version of the character appeared, as a member of Justice Society Infinity and once again, Diana's daughter.

In the New 52, Donna is the daughter of the late Wonder Woman and Steppenwolf of Apokolips. She is the last Amazon, as the other Amazons were killed five years earlier during the Apokoliptian invasion of Earth 2. Donna is introduced as working with Steppenwolf, but is later revealed to have been brainwashed by him. She later joins the rest of the heroes against Apokolips' forces.

In the New 52, Grundy is the avatar of the Grey, a cosmic force connecting all fungal life. He is the opposite of the Green, represented by Alan Scott. Grundy was originally a slaughterhouse worker in 1898 whose wife was raped by his callous foreman and ended up killing herself on the job. When the foreman made the workers feed the body to the crocodiles, Grundy snapped, killed his foreman and everyone else in the slaughterhouse, then committed suicide.

• Following 52, another version of the character appeared, who is an active member of Justice Society Infinity.

In the New 52, Yolanda is a Mexican student and the avatar of the Red, a cosmic force connecting all animal life. The Red initially chose Yolanda's cousin Alejandro as an avatar, but she volunteered to take his place. Yolanda is later captured by DeSaad, but is freed and gives up her powers to empower Alan Scott. While stranded on the planet Telos in Convergence, Yolanda discovers she has residual animal-like senses, claws, and reflexes from her time as avatar of the Red.

In the New 52, Selina Kyle and Bruce Wayne are married, and their daughter, Helena Wayne, is that universe's Robin. Selina was the one who supported Helena into becoming Robin, as Bruce was opposed to that, not wanting his daughter to risk her life, fighting crime. On the present day, Selina acts as a superhero but it is unknown if she has reformed or was never a supervillain in the first place. It is revealed, in Worlds' Finest #0, that Selina was killed while trying to stop what she believed was a human trafficking ring.

• Following 52, another version of the character appeared, as Batman's junior partner and eventual successor. Grayson kept himself at a distance from Wayne's daughter, though he is openly attached to her in a romantic manner. Grayson does not know that she also returns his affections.

Jonni Thunder and her father, Jim Thunder, started the "J. Thunder Detective Agency" in Los Angeles, California. After her father's death, Jonni learned about the story of a statue her he possessed, which was found in a South American country and given to Jim by a man he himself had put in jail. She eventually retrieved the statue from a repair shop where it had ended up. Jonni inadvertently released the energy of the statue, freeing the creature called Thunderbolt. Jonni apparently had mental control over Thunderbolt, though she was rendered unconscious when it was active.

In the New 52, Jonni Thunder was one of the prisoners at Arkham Base. They were all released by John Constantine of Prime Earth, in order to help him return to his Earth.

• Following 52, another version of the character appeared. He is a member of the Justice Society of America and that he is searching for two of his missing allies, Superman and Power Girl.

In the New 52, Todd Rice was one of the prisoners at Arkham Base. They were all released by John Constantine of Prime Earth, in order to help him return to his Earth. This version is depicted as an African-American and is not related to Alan Scott. Obsidian is later killed during Apokolips' second invasion.

Henry King Jr. became a superhero in some measure to atone for his father's past deeds. He later joined the group called Infinity, Inc., which was formed by his uncle Sylvester Pemberton.

In the New 52, Henry King, Jr. was one of the prisoners at Arkham Base. They were all released by John Constantine of Prime Earth, in order to help him return to his Earth.

• In Earth 2 Annual #1, a duo of characters, a father and son named Henri Roy, Sr. and Jr. appeared, as a presumed revamped and renamed version of Brainwave. Sr. is a weapons dealer of illegal hardware from Apokolips. He is defeated by the combined efforts of Atom and Batman as well as his son Henri Jr., who works with the World Army.

In the New 52, Ted Grant appears as a boxer living in the same in the World Army refugee camp as Dick and Barbara Grayson during Darkseid's second invasion of Earth. After Barbara's death, Ted trains Dick in fighting techniques and self-defense, and joins him on a mission to recover his lost son.

In the New 52, Robert Crane is one of the scientists working on the Red Tornado project for the World Army. Crane is apparently killed during a cave-in at the World Army Arkham Base and has his brain transferred to a robotic body created by Terry Sloan.

In the New 52, Lee Travis is a female African-American reporter who works for the Global Broadcasting Corporation.

In the New 52, Jim Lockhart is an inventor who is hired by the World Army to build a flame-resistant submarine.

Marcie Cooper is the granddaughter of Dan Richards, the original Manhunter. As a teenager, she is recruited to join the Manhunters, the alien organization which was secretly attempting to dominate the Earth. Appealing to Cooper's greed, the Manhunters get her a job working alongside Molly Mayne at KGLX radio, a position she uses to infiltrate Infinity, Inc.

• Following 52, another version of the character appeared. He is a member of the Justice Society of America and a reserve member of Justice Society Infinity.

Paul Kirk is a former big-game hunter who took on the mantle of Manhunter. Following his death, he was resurrected through cloning by a mysterious group called the Council, who he came to oppose. At some point, Kirk joined the All-Star Squadron.

• Another character named Paul Kirk, also a native of Earth 2, existed before the one mentioned above. He is a private detective who operated during the 1940s. This character starred in a feature called Paul Kirk, Manhunter.

Rick Tyler is Rex's son and successor, the second Hourman. He took over the Hourman mantle, using his father's Miraclo pills to save people from a fire at a hospital. After serving for a few years as a member of Infinity, Inc., a team largely consisting of the children of JSA members, Rick began to grow addicted to Miraclo just as his father did. After overcoming his addiction, Rick goes on to join the JSA.

In the New 52, Rick Tyler a.k.a. Hourman appears as a villain and works alongside Jimmy Olsen, Johnny Sorrow, and Anarky. Three months prior to the series, Rick broke into WayneCorp to retrieve Thomas Wayne's Miraclo supplies. Rick is motivated by revenge and views Thomas Wayne as a thief that stole the only thing that could have saved his family.

Kyle Nimbus is the owner of Nimbus Solutions in New Gotham. His company has created a product, the Nimbus Fusion Cell, that even though provides power it is also carcinogenic, as it is derived from toxic waste from the arch ship engines. Nimbus is also associated with the rising of crime in the city, with his enforces running the black market.