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18-550: (Redirected from Ig ) [REDACTED] Look up IG , Ig , or ig in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. IG , Ig , or ig may refer to: Companies [ edit ] IG Farben , a former German industrial conglomerate IG Group , a UK financial services company IG Recordings, a record label formed by the Indigo Girls , an American folk/rock duo Production I.G ,

36-502: A 1997 PC CD-ROM game by Hungary-based Digital Reality Insomniac Games , an independent video game developer Invictus Gaming , a Chinese professional E-sports team Invictus Games , Paralympic sporting event Invictus Games (company) , Hungarian video game developer Government [ edit ] Inspector General , a high-ranking official Inspector General of Police Inspector General of Prisons Places [ edit ] Ig, Slovenia IG postcode area ,

54-454: A Japanese anime company Impressions Games , a defunct United States gaming company Internet Group , stylized as "iG", a Brazilian internet service provider Invictus Games (company) , a Hungarian video game developer Air Italy (2018–2020) (former IATA code: IG), a former Italian airline Games [ edit ] Imperial Guard ( Warhammer 40,000 ) , from the tabletop strategy game Warhammer 40,000 Imperium Galactica ,

72-792: A disfigured mutant with reality-warping abilities that he used to recreate his destroyed town and resurrect the Justice Guild, making it look like the nuclear war never happened. Angrily, Ray goes on a rampage and tries to kill the JL, while distracting the JGA with a giant red robot. The Guild heroes are initially unsure of what they should do because they know that defeating Ray will undo the illusion and everything in it, including themselves. Ultimately, they decide to stop Ray, reasoning that if they could sacrifice themselves to save their world once, they could do it again. The Guild attack Ray, overwhelming his powers and ending

90-515: A group of postcode districts around Ilford, England Science and technology [ edit ] Immunoglobulin , also known as antibody, a protein used by the immune system to identify and neutralize foreign objects such as bacteria and viruses Imperial gallon (ig), an Imperial unit of volume defined as 4.54609 litres (1.20095 US gal) Insulated glazing , double or triple glass window panes separated by an air or other gas-filled space to reduce heat transfer Integrated graphics ,

108-460: A library, where they discover that all the books on the shelves have blank pages, and going to the basement, they find a brick wall behind the basement door. After Hawkgirl smashes through it, they find a battle-scarred subway tunnel, and an old newspaper (dated to the same day as the final Justice Guild comic). The newspaper’s headline reveals that the Justice Guild had been killed in a nuclear war which destroyed Seaboard City forty years prior, causing

126-539: A scheme to pull off a series of crimes based on the four elements of earth, air, water, and fire as part of a contest to see which of them can pull off the best crime related to those elements, and by doing so will lead the IGA in their next criminal activity. Doctor Blizzard wins when he takes Flash and Black Siren as hostages, and leads the IGA in robbing the Seaboard City Mint and escaping by blimp. The IGA are defeated by

144-551: A series of combat droids in the Star Wars universe Instagram , a social media application Investment-grade bond or debt Italian Greyhound , a breed of dog Injustice Guild, the villainous counterpart to the Justice Guild of America Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title IG . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change

162-461: The JL and the IGA and are handed over to the police. Meanwhile, Hawkgirl discovers graves of the JGA, prompting her and Lantern to probe deeper into inconsistencies found in the "perfect" Seaboard City, such as how some, if not all dangers in it happen to come from out of nowhere. The two question the driver of the local ice cream truck about their suspicions, but he only responds to their questions with unspecific answers before driving away. They go to

180-468: The Justice Guild comic book to be cancelled on the Justice League's Earth. Hawkgirl and Lantern show this knowledge to Flash, J'onn and the JGA; shocked, the JGA deny that their existence is nothing more than an illusion. J'onn suspects Ray Thompson is the key to the bizarre state of this reality. Ray denies knowing anything, but J'onn makes a telepathic link with him, causing him to reveal his true form:

198-607: The Justice Guild of America members Tom Turbine, The Streak, the Green Guardsman, Black Siren, Catman, and their sidekick/mascot Ray Thompson. They first fight when Green Lantern and Flash stop a robbery by Justice Guild enemy Music Master and the Guild mistakes them for thieves. After the Streak sees Flash save Ray from pieces of a falling building, he realizes the League aren't criminals and stops

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216-646: The Justice Guild's exploits; this is a nod to the explanation Gardner Fox provided for the JSA / JLA link in his September 1961 story Flash of Two Worlds in which the Barry Allen Flash of Earth-One encounters Jay Garrick , his Earth-Two counterpart. They help the JGA fight a group of their enemies called the Injustice Guild of America, who are based on Golden Age DC supervillains, consisting of Music Master, Sportsman, Sir Swami, and Doctor Blizzard. The IGA engage in

234-459: The actual Guild died) had on him. He remarks to Hawkgirl that the JGA taught him the meaning of the word hero, a commentary on the bright, optimistic Golden and Silver Age's contrast to the Bronze and Modern Age 's grittiness and angst. Among the members of the Justice Guild are: A group of super-villains whose goal is to eliminate the Justice Guild and rule the world. They make their headquarters in

252-413: The climax of a fight between the Justice League and a giant robot remote-controlled by Lex Luthor , it falls over, threatening to crush Flash , Green Lantern , Hawkgirl , and J'onn J'onzz . In trying to stop the robot, Flash creates a tornado-like vortex just as the robot's energy core explodes, transporting the four heroes to Seaboard City, an idyllic 1950s locale in a parallel Earth. There, they meet

270-447: The fight. The Justice Guild were comic book characters on the Justice League's Earth about whom Green Lantern read as a child. He claims without the comics, he may not have his ring today, as the comics taught him what it means to be a hero. J'onn J'onzz hypothesizes that the JGA writers had a subconscious link to their Earth during flashes of "inspiration" which were actually psychic memories of

288-434: The illusion. Subsequently, the city's residents are freed from the illusion, thanking the League for giving them a future. The League then returns to their own Earth using a space-time machine created by Tom Turbine before his death and powered by Green Lantern's ring. Back on his own Earth, John Stewart ponders of how much the JGA comics meant to him when he was young and the impact the comics' cancellation in 1962 (the year

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324-469: The term for a graphics processor that is integrated into the mainboard Other uses [ edit ] Ig Nobel Prize , a parody of the Nobel Prize (ignoble) Igbo language , the official language of Nigeria, by ISO 639-1 language code Information governance , the management of information at an organisation Inscriptiones Graecae (IG), a collection of ancient Greek sources The IG-series,

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