figure with bony protrusions. Jimmy succeeds in stopping a black-kryptonite-affected Superman. Both come through their ordeal, shaken but healthy. Later, Dr. Quintum's assistant asks him what people will do if Superman never returns from the sun. The last page of the story is a splash-panel of Dr. Quintum replying "I'm sure we'll think of something" and looking at a large, sealed door labeled P.R.O.J.E.C.T. and with a Superman S-shield modified to resemble the number 2. Batman Beyond In the Batman Beyond universe, Project Cadmus is still active and run by Amanda Waller, Dr. Thawne and others. Cadmus One Million The name "Project Cadmus" has survived to the 853rd century. They have a position of authority over this era's Superboy, who is the one millionth clone of the original. He takes two assignments for them; hunting down the JLA Bizzaro Clone Terrorist and searching for the traces of 20th Century DNA Cadmus had detected. Though Cadmus believed the DNA was in the arctic region on Earth, it was found floating in the Solar System's asteroid belt. It was a humanoid being in a stasis chamber and is later implied the humanoid is Lobo. Earth-51 This alternate dimension features a Project Cadmus that becomes the focal point of the characters Buddy Blank, Kamandi and Brother Eye. JLA: The Nail In the Elseworlds story JLA: The Nail, Cadmus Labs appears as an "Alien Research" testing-ground that holds many metahumans both good and evil. Known captives are Eclipso, Silver Banshee, Firestorm, Hawk and Dove, Creeper, Chemo, Black Orchid, Congo Bill, Man-Bat, Animal Man, Dolphin, Star Sapphire and Freedom Beast. Justice League 3000 In Justice League 3000, a 31st Century version of Project Cadmus has survived for over a millennium featuring clones of the original Justice League members Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, Flash and Green Lantern. In other media Television Animation Project Cadmus plays a significant role in the DC Animated Universe, first appearing as an adversary of the Justice League in the first season (third overall) of the animated series Justice League Unlimited. Described by Emil Hamilton as "power brokers, politicians, criminals, and black-ops mercenaries with one thing in common: they're humanity's last hope against metahumans" when he was confronted by Superman, this version is partially based on its comics counterpart with elements of both Task Force X and Checkmate. In the series, Cadmus is a government project designed to take precautions against the