Blue Valley (DC)
Blue Valley is a city that features in DC Comics.
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History
Pre-Crisis
Blue Valley
Post-Crisis
Following the Crisis on Infinite Earths, a new version of reality was created with a different history of events. Blue Valley
Blue Valley came the starting point for one of the many invasion attempts of Starro. This came to be the first encounter the Justice League would have with the alien Starro.
The current JLA team, minus the Flash, who had been captured after Blue Valley asks him for help, plans to enter the town. A message from Starro shows property damage to Blue Valley, burning cars in the street and random small fires. The Spectre shows up to prevent the team from entering. The Spectre shows a vision of the future; if the super-powered JLA enter, Starro will take them, the first step in a plan that results in the conquering of known space and time. The JLA have the Spectre remove their powers and manage, with only the destruction of an office building, to destroy Starro's machinery, with the depowered heroes keeping the Starro-controlled civilians occupied while Batman sneaks into the base and turns up the air conditioning to basically freeze Starro into defeat.
The entire American continent to sleep, except for those it had affected in its previous visit, namely the JLA and the residents of Blue Valley. The combined forces of the heroes, the dreams of a homeless Blue Valley man and Daniel of the Dreaming drive it away this time. (JLA v1 #22)
Post-Flashpoint
Following the Flashpoint, a new version of reality was created with a different history of events.
Overview
Inhabitants
- Wally West :
- Pat Dugan :
- Courtney Whitmore :
Notes
- Blue Valley was created by John Broome and Carmine Infantino where it made its first appearance in The Flash v1 #110 (January, 1960).
In other media
Television
- In Stargirl, Blue Valley appeared in the setting of the DC Universe live-action television series. It was shown as being small town in Nebraska, USA, that was known for its entrepreneurial opportunities and idyllic ideologies. The town was first settled in 1876, by a group of Freemasons that called themselves the Other Founding Fathers. These men wanted to make the land free of interference from the outside, which was why they built a slew of underground tunnels to help navigate the world undetected.
Appearances
- The Flash v1: (1960)
- Infinite Frontier v1: (2021)
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