History ComicBook / SquadronSupremeNewWorldOrder

** Also for the new Sorcerer Supreme, a mystery man with hat and jacket who appears out of nowhere, gives advises to the heroes and vanishes again. Who, to make it more explicit, describes himself just as a "'''Stranger''' in a strange land".

* IslandBase: The Squadron set their new base at the island that was once the home of Power Princess' race.

* LegacyCharacter: the "Blue Eagles" and the "Nighthawks", who took on the mantle of the late Blue Eagle and Nighthawk.

* NoEnding: When the Squadron Supreme realizes the extension of this dictatorship, and that it may be led by Master Menace, their reaction seems clear as water: they must resist it. But as the story goes on, and the original Squadron is finally reunited, they begin to have doubts. Master Menace is not the leader, he's just a pawn exploited by the dictatorship. The government, harsh as it can be, has been democratically elected. And does the Squadron have the right to decide by themselves what is the best for all humanity... again? Does the Squadron have the right to decide the fate of the world by a vote among an elite of 7 super-powered beings... again? Serious, heavy questions... and you are free to speculate what do they decide, or what happens next: the story ends there.

* [[ShootingSuperman Shooting Hyperion]]: When Hyperion visited the Nighthawks base, everyone began to shoot him, to no effect. They considered the Squadron responsible of the existence of the current dictatorship. Nighthawk orders his people to stop firing: he agrees with them, but they were just wasting valuable ammo.

'''Squadron Supreme: New World Order''' was a 1998 story of the ComicBook/SquadronSupreme, a group of [[CaptainErsatz Captain Ersatzes]] of the JusticeLeagueOfAmerica published by Marvel Comics.

'''Squadron Supreme: New World Order''' was a 1998 story of the SquadronSupreme, a group of [[CaptainErsatz Captain Ersatzes]] of the JusticeLeagueOfAmerica published by Marvel Comics.

[[caption-width-right:350:The big seven are toguether again. There is a dictatorship. [[TeamHandStack They will decide toguether what to do]]. [[NoEnding The end]].]]

But things did not go well: their ship crashed when landing. Doctor Spectrum took Shape and Lady Lark to an hospital, Wheezer and Arcana to see their families, and Hyperion and Power Princess to the Squadron headquarters. Shape and Lark were detained as unregistered super-humans by the Blue-Eagles (stormtroopers modeled after the late Blue Eagle), Spectrum escaped. Wheezer was attacked as well, but his family (not him) was rescued by the Nighthawks (Resistance soldiers, modeled after the late Nighthawk). Arcana was told by the new Sorcerer Supreme that magic was changed during the Squadron's absence, and that she must study it all back from the begining before rejoining the group. Hyperion and Power Princess, soon reunited with Spectrum and Wheezer, realized that the US was now a totalitarian state, using their old Utopia machines.

They left to Power Princess' island, and the Sorcerer Supreme gave them advise: to know what to do, they must find "The Watcher, the In-Betweener and the Dark Phoenix". No, not the ones you thought. Doctor Spectrum located The Skrull, the alien who first gave him the prism. The Skrull had not leave the planet as he had told, he does not have the means for that, and stayed instead watching for all the UFO sights to see if any of them was a remain of the old Skrull empire. He is the "watcher". Power Princess visited the bottom of the ocean to recluit the help of Amphibian, who was against the Utopia project since the begining, and who lives between worlds, not fully human, and not fully fish... the "In-Betweener". And Hyperion recluited the help of Nighthawk, the leader of the Nighthawks. Nighthawk died to stop the Squadron, and now he's back (sort of), so he's the "Dark Phoenix".

** Also for the new Sorcerer Supreme, a mystery man with hat and jacket who appears out of nowhere, gives advises to the heroes and vanishes again. Who, to make it more explicit, describes himself just as a "'''Stranger''' in a strange land"

* HesBack: The big 7 as a group, Nighthawk and Amphibian (The Skrull may be an exception, as he's technically a new guy)
* HeroWithBadPublicity: Normal people does not like the Squadron. Those who oppose the dictatorship blame them for creating its tools, and those who support it blame them for leaving earth during a time of crisis.

* LaResistance: the Nighthawks

** [[spoiler:Nighthawk as well. He's not the original one, who's still dead, but his adoptive son, who took on the legacy]]

* TeamHandStack: The final scene

** Also for the new Sorcerer Supreme, a mystery man with hat and jacket who appears out of nowhere, gives advises to the heroes and vanishes again. Who, to make it more explicit, does not have a name, he's just a "'''Stranger''' in a strange land"

* YouCantGoHomeAgain

* SpoilerOpening: The characters in the cover already tell what are we going to find.

* TheExtremistWasRight: Nighthawk warned Hyperion that the "Utopia" would only work if it was managed by KnightTemplars, the day that others replace them, it would become a full-out dictatorship. '''He was completely right.'''

* RevisitingTheRoots: With this story, the Squadron Supreme returned to the spirit of the famous 12-issues limited series

** [[spoiler:Nighthawk as well. He's not the original one, who's still dead, but his adoptive son, who took on the legacy]]

* LegacyCharacter: the "Blue Eagles" and the "Nighthawks", who took on the mantle of the late Blue Eagle and NightHawk.
** [[spoiler:Nighthawk as well. He's not the original one, who's still dead, but his adoptive son, who took on the legacy)