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They were later joined by the new ComicBook/{{Hourman}}, son of the original; new versions of the BadassNormal heroes ComicBook/DoctorMidNite and ComicBook/{{Wildcat}}, who were merely trained by their predecessors; and redeemed villains [[Characters/GreenLantern1941 Solomon Grundy]] and Mister Bones.

** Hippolyta Trevor in her post-Crisis origin, by Admiral Derek Trevor and his wife Joan Dale, who was the Freedom Fighter Miss America during World War II.

* RetGone: Fury had all her memories of being the daughter of the Golden Age Wonder Woman [[LaserGuidedAmnesia erased by Brainwave Jr.]] after the ''Crisis''. It would take months before she discovered that she was now the daughter of Helena Kosmatos, the Golden Age Fury from ''The Young All-Stars'', and that she was adopted by Joan Dale Trevor, who was the [[ComicBook/FreedomFightersDC Freedom Fighter]] character Miss America.

* Nuklon, godson of [[ComicBook/TheAtom the original Atom]] and son of the (reluctant) atomic villain, Cyclotron. Can grow to giant size. Would go on to become Atom Smasher.

* [[ComicBook/SevenSoldiersOfVictory Star-Spangled Kid]], time-displaced GoldenAge KidHero. Originally just a BadassNormal (with a lot of money), later owned a "cosmic converter belt" (a redesigned form of ComicBook/{{Starman}}'s gravity rod) that gave him ComicBook/GreenLantern-like powers. Later changed his identity to Skyman. Eventually killed in battle; Courtney Whitmore, step-daughter of S.T.R.I.P.E. would later assume the Star-Spangled Kid identity before going on to become ComicBook/{{Stargirl}}.

* PowerPalms: Jade had a special star-shaped birthmark on one of her hands that let her use her GreenLanternRing-type power.

* ILoveNuclearPower: ''ComicBook/AllStarSquadron'' Annual 2 portrayed Cyclotron infecting Atom with his radiation. Issue 1 of this series confirms that the radioactive contact gave Atom Super-strength.

* Jade and Obsidian, children of [[ComicBook/GreenLantern1941 Green Lantern (Alan Scott)]] and one of his [[FoeYay old enemies]], The Thorn. Jade had the same powers as her father, while her brother Obsidian could turn into a LivingShadow. Appearance-wise, the Expies of She-Hulk and the Vision, respectively.

Infinity, Inc. was hit hard by Earth-Two's merging with four other Earths during ''ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths''. With the team [[CosmicRetcon rewritten]] to have originated on the post-Crisis Earth, they were left without much of their backstory, including Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman. The book floundered for a few more years before cancellation.

Infinity, Inc. is a superhero team developed by American comic book writer Roy Thomas in the early 1980s, consisting of members that are [[SpinOffspring children or proteges]] of various ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica members. The team was brought together by the JSA's youngest member, the Star-Spangled Kid, for the purpose of showing the worth of the younger generation of superheroes, who felt put-down by their parents and mentors. They existed on Earth-Two, a ParallelUniverse which featured the original, now older, versions of many of Franchise/TheDCU's heroes. The original lineup was:

Infinity, Inc. is a superhero team developed by American comic book writer Creator/RoyThomas in the early 1980s, consisting of members that are [[SpinOffspring children or proteges]] of various ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica members. The team was brought together by the JSA's youngest member, the Star-Spangled Kid, for the purpose of showing the worth of the younger generation of superheroes, who felt put-down by their parents and mentors. They existed on Earth-Two, a ParallelUniverse which featured the original, now older, versions of many of Franchise/TheDCU's heroes. The original lineup was:

* Star-Spangled Kid, time-displaced GoldenAge KidHero. Originally just a BadassNormal (with a lot of money), later owned a "cosmic converter belt" (a redesigned form of ComicBook/{{Starman}}'s gravity rod) that gave him ComicBook/GreenLantern-like powers. Later changed his identity to Skyman. Eventually killed in battle; Courtney Whitmore, step-daughter of S.T.R.I.P.E. would later assume the Star-Spangled Kid identity before going on to become ComicBook/{{Stargirl}}.

* Fury, daughter of Franchise/WonderWoman and her long-time LoveInterest, ComicBook/SteveTrevor. Same powers as her mother, but doesn't possess a magic lasso. Costume-wise, an {{Expy}} of Scarlet Witch.

* Jade and Obsidian, children of ComicBook/GreenLantern (Alan Scott) and one of his [[FoeYay old enemies]], The Thorn. Jade had the same powers as her father, while her brother Obsidian could turn into a LivingShadow. Appearance-wise, the Expies of She-Hulk and the Vision, respectively.

* ComicBook/PowerGirl, cousin/adopted daughter of the original {{Superman}}. Also left after their first adventure.

They were later joined by the new ComicBook/{{Hourman}}, son of the original; new versions of the BadassNormal heroes [[ComicBook/DoctorMidNite Doctor Midnight]] and ComicBook/{{Wildcat}}, who were merely trained by their predecessors; and redeemed villains [[Characters/GreenLantern1941 Solomon Grundy]] and Mister Bones.

They were later joined by the new ComicBook/{{Hourman}}, son of the original; new versions of the BadassNormal heroes [[ComicBook/DoctorMidNite Doctor Midnight]] and ComicBook/{{Wildcat}}, who were merely trained by their predecessors; and redeemed villains ComicBook/SolomonGrundy and Mister Bones.