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The Crime Syndicate was an organization of supervillains from a Parallel Earth. Relative to the main universe, they were evil analogues of the Justice League.
The Crime Syndicate consists of six families, led by Ultraman, Owlman, Superwoman, J'edd J'arkus, Power Ring and Johnny Quick. Fashioned after a mafia, each family head had their own group of trusted lieutenants called Made Men, employed thousands of criminals, and conducted their enterprises in designated territories. They ruled their Earth through fear. For years, they ran rampant and did whatever they chose without opposition. On occasion, the Syndicate would turn their powers on the people and remind them of their fragile existence. Routine meetings of the family heads were conducted in their organization's secret lunar base, the Panopticon. The government and other civil authorities did nothing in order to retain the illusion of minimal order. Several of the governments had stockpiles of nuclear warheads, the one thing capable of stopping the Syndicate, but the resulting devastation from their usage would also have take innocent lives.
Their only opposition was the Justice League led by Alexander Luthor. However, they were systematically killed off by the Syndicate until only Luthor and the Jester were left. With their only true threat neutralized, the Crime Syndicate could build and use the Quantum Eigenstate Device to blackmail the world's governments into accepting them as rulers of the world. No longer would they have to fear nuclear warfare nor finance $37 billion in bribes to top officials. A five to one vote greenlit its construction under the guise of Project Damocles. In a last ditch effort, Luthor and Jester stole the QED's detonator, the Quantum Trigger, and in the process, Jester and J'edd J'arkus were killed, along with one of J'arkus' Made Men. Owlman took on most of his Made Men and continued on with construction of the QED. After raids conducted by the Justice League, the people of Earth began to no longer fear the Crime Syndicate. However, the President of the United States was still concerned. If their gamble failed, millions of lives would be forfeit.
•This the first time the entire Crime Syndicate has appeared outside of comics.
•1 Appearances of Crime Syndicate (Crisis on Two Earths: Crime Syndicate Earth)
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As detailed in Justice League of America #29 (August 1964), the Crime Syndicate of America originally lived on Earth-Three, a world where history was "reversed" from the real world (e.g., Christopher Columbus discovered Europe, British colonists declared their independence from America, and President John Wilkes Booth was assassinated by an actor named Abraham Lincoln).
- The Panopticon, The Flying Fortress
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Captain Super was one of the made men of Superwoman of the Crime Syndicate. Captain Super was an evil, parallel version of Captain Marvel. He donned a black and yellow outfit, whose motif matched the entire Super family including Superwoman. He was one of the Crime Syndicate's Made Men and was the first lieutenant of Superwoman. When Owlman and Superwoman's joint hit on the Justice League base ...
Sep 19, 2020 · This is also the largest version of the Syndicate. In addition to the six main members, there are also "Made Men," loyal lieutenants equipped with superpowers who tend to be counterparts to B/C-List heroes from the Justice League's reality. The story also deconstructs the multiverse in a different way than its comic inspiration.
