learns he has only 11 days to live. He seeks out Alan Scott for one last battle and fails. The clone that Savage used in his plot ends up being eaten by Savage himself, extending his life another year. A new Justice League takes shape with 10 members, including Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman. Jaime Reyes, the new Blue Beetle, wakes up in the Arizona desert and is surprised to learn that it has been one year since the attack on Brother Eye. The Global Guardians have recruited new members including Jet and Gloss from the New Guardians, Freedom Beast, the third Crimson Fox, Syrian hero Sandstorm, and a new Manticore. Bruno "Ugly" Mannheim launches many flying energy spheres on Metropolis to try to destroy Superman. He was then learned to have grown to a colossal size. Before teleporting away, he tells Superman that he now "has a new master, more powerful than Darkseid". A new Justice Society of America debuts, led by Alan Scott, Jay Garrick, and Ted Grant. Donna Troy is the new Wonder Woman and Hercules replaces Wonder Woman as an agent of Olympus. "1,001 Years Later", Supergirl appears in the 31st century and is revered as a member of the Superman family. Upon her arrival, she concludes that she is dreaming and that she is not actually in the future. The Legion of Super-Heroes believes that she has merely deluded herself into thinking that she is the Supergirl of the 21st century, but nevertheless accepts her as a new member. Cancellations In line with of the events of Infinite Crisis and 52, DC Comics cancelled some of its long-running series, including; Wonder Woman vol. 2, The Flash vol. 2 (which was restarted after the death of Bart Allen), Gotham Central, Batman: Gotham Knights, Plastic Man, JLA, Superman vol. 2, and Batgirl. Renaming Adventures of Superman has been renamed to simply Superman, restoring the original title of this series with issue #650. Aquaman has been renamed to Aquaman: Sword of Atlantis with issue #40, starring a new lead character. Firestorm has been renamed to Firestorm: The Nuclear Man from issue #23 onwards. Hawkman is renamed Hawkgirl from issue #50 onward. Legion of Super-Heroes is renamed Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes starting with issue #16. The title also used a "1,001 Years Later" logo for several issues. New series As they are new titles, many of the