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That series, in some ways a repeat or aftermath of Crisis on Infinite Earths, featured most of the characters published by DC at the time. It retconned a number of things on the DC Universe continuity, and also served to launch and end a number of ongoing series. All DC comics published immediately after the end of the series had a #0 issue (both limited series such as Xenobrood, new series such as Fate or already existing series such as Hawkman).

1 Series finished during or because of ZH

• Team Titans
• L.E.G.I.O.N. '94

2 Series rebooted during or because of ZH

• Legion of Super-Heroes
• Legionnaires

3 Series launched during or because of ZH

• Fate
• R.E.B.E.L.S. '94
• Manhunter
• Primal Force
• Starman

The limited series Xenobrood was launched at the same time, but did not really have a ZH connection.

1 External links

• Zero Hour at the Big Comic Book DataBase

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