Appearances: The Dark Claw Adventures #1, Bullets & Bracelets #1, Legends of the Dark Claw, Magnetic Men Featuring Magneto #1
In the Amalgam Universe, this indestructible metal apparently comes from Wakanda, which is the major source for vibranium in the Marvel Universe. Diana's bracelets, Lady Talia's limbs, all or part of Kultron, and Dark Claw's claws are made of it.
Home to Big Question. Both this tower and the Tower of Strangefate are built atop Arkham, though they look different and it is unclear if they are supposed to be the same.
In the DC Universe Arkham Asylum is the asylum where all the criminally insane supervillains - usually Batman badguys - are confined. ADV ASN STF
The continent of Atalantica is destroyed c. 45000 BCE, leaving only a few island remains of its once great cultures. The resultant flood nearly wipes out the human race. The Serpent Crown is created about 16,000 BCE by one of the cultures that grew out of the destruction of Atalantica. JLX
About 1385 BCE, the island nation of Atlantis sinks beneath the waves. Science and/or magic provides a means of transformation that grants the Atlanteans a chance for survival. The resultant new species of humanity may have been the first recognized breed of mutant or metamutant.
In 1940, Namor is the lone survivor of the destruction of the Atlantian city Poseidonis. He comes to the surface to protect the oceans from further damage from land dwellers. In 1956, Marko Xavier (Mr. X) assumes an advisory position with Tom Harper's Project Cadmus, and funds many efforts to aid the Mariner's search for Atlantis. (Amalgam Card #19) In 1957, Cadmus abandons the quest for Atlantis. JLX UNL
Pseudo-amalgamation created by Dark Access. Membership includes Blobba, Disastermind, Kantique, Red Lash, Sabrebak, Silverlance, and Virmin Vundavort. For more info, click here. UA4
City inhabited by sentient gorillas, in or near Wakanda. Currently run by the "Commies", Kragoff is Secretary of State. Also known as "Gorillagrad". COF
New Gotham newspaper, probably run by J. Jonah White. Note that both the Gotham Gazette and the Daily Bugle exist in the the Amalgam Universe in their own right. ASN
Strange unearthly metal, which can be used as a power source (see Ultra-Metallo), to make K-Bombs, or to prolong life (see Green Skull). Use of K-Bombs during WW2 has blanketed the Earth with their radiation, to which only Super-Soldier is susceptible. Also called the "Kansas Lode". SUS
About 16,000 BCE, the Serpent Crown is created by one of the cultures that grew out of the destruction of Atalantica (or possibly a similar society in the Pacific Ocean).
Souls of Power [Valor (possibly Jor-El), Flash I, Iris / Mister Sinister, Super-Skrull, Leader, Mister Fantastic]
Note that these are all the DC Universe and the Marvel Universe characters at first glance. "Only the most pure or most corrupt individuals possess such souls," says Speed Demon I, and that is consistent with the names above. In the Amalgam Universe, collecting the Souls grants you "the keys to Heaven, Hell and Earth". Fought over by Night Spectre and Speed Demon I. SPD
Splinter Army [Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman / Spider-Man, Wolverine]
Some of the people Doctor Doomsday planned to bring cross-dimension to conquer the Amalgam Universe. "...Twisted, splintered versions of our own heroes!" XPT
Starbrand Corps [Green Lantern Corps / Starbrand (New Universe)]
Destroyed by the Guardians. Hal Jordan was the last member. Starbrand the Marvel Universe character was originally part of the New Universe (published by Marvel but not the Marvel Universe) but he has since been dragged cross-universe to the Marvel Universe on at least one occasion. SPD
Sub-atomic universe, homeland of Shatterstarfire. Katatharan elements arise from fact that Katarthans are scantily-clad, sword-wielding, bright yellow, and six inches tall, similar in certain ways to Tamojorans. EXP SPB XPT