In "The New 52", a reboot of the DC Comics universe, New Genesis is largely the same, though the surface of New Genesis is now littered with the ruins of New Genesis' previous cities on the surface of the planet, devastated by the New Genesis/Apokolips War. Inhabitants There are two types of inhabitants of New Genesis. The first are called the "gods" or "New Gods" (the upper class), a race of powerful immortals. The gods live in Supertown. The "Bug" (the lower class) evolved from "micro-life" spread on the planet's surface during the gods' war. They live on the planet's surface, in hives or the "Bug Mound". There is occasionally prejudice between these two races, as many of the gods consider the bug-people to be a lesser species. Besides the New Gods and the Bugs of New Genesis, there also a race of indigenous peoples called Primitives that live in the forests of New Genesis. Geography There are different locations on New Genesis: Asylum of the Gods - An insane asylum on New Genesis where New Gods who have gone mad are incarcerated. Bug Mound - The home of the Bugs of New Genesis. Lonar's Range - An area of wilderness where the Primitives live. Singularity Stockade - A multiversal prison that is often used by the New Gods of New Genesis. Supertown - Also known as the Celestial City, Supertown is a floating city which is the capital of New Genesis and the home of its New Gods. Travel As it exists in a parallel dimension, travel between New Genesis and other worlds is only possible via technology known as the boom tube, dimensional gateways whose creation is signified by a sonic boom. It has been said that in their world, the gods of New Genesis are of gigantic stature and that travel through the boom tubes rescales them to mortal proportions. In other media Television New Genesis was featured in the Justice League episode "Twilight". New Genesis was referenced in the Young Justice episode "Disordered". Video games New Genesis is featured in DC Universe Online as an open-world area to complete missions with or against Bugs or Parademons, while also having to defeat iconic enemies such as Lightray, Orion for heroes and Steppenwolf and Kalibak for villains. References External links Cosmic Teams: New Gods Index to the Earth-1 Fourth World stories DCU Guide: Old Gods 1971 in comics