Missing
These characters disappeared or went missing during Infinite Crisis and lead-up storylines. Note to readers: Many of these characters may return or already have, as revealed in "One Year Later" stories or hinted at in Infinite Crisis #7's two-page splash showing heroes to be featured in upcoming projects, but remain listed here because this article is about their in-story status as of the end of Infinite Crisis. (Refer to their individual articles to see if they later returned.)
Characters noted below as having gone missing during Infinite Crisis #4 or Infinite Crisis #6 were confirmed missing in Infinite Crisis #7.
- Adam Strange (Infinite Crisis #6)
- Air Wave (Harold Jordan) (Infinite Crisis #4)
- Animal Man (Infinite Crisis #6)
- Blue Beetle (Jaime Reyes) (Infinite Crisis #6)
- Bumblebee (Infinite Crisis #6)
- Captain Comet (Infinite Crisis #6)
- Cerdian, son of Garth and Dolphin (Infinite Crisis #3, confirmed Aquaman #38)
- Cyborg (Victor Stone) (Infinite Crisis #6)
- Dolphin (Infinite Crisis #3, confirmed Aquaman #38)
- Firestorm (Jason Rusch and Martin Stein) (Infinite Crisis #6)
- Flash (Wally West) (Infinite Crisis #4)
- Green Lantern (Alan Scott) (Infinite Crisis #6)
- Hawkgirl (Kendra Saunders) (Infinite Crisis #6)
- Herald (Infinite Crisis #6)
- L.E.G.I.O.N. (Infinite Crisis #6)
- Lagoon Boy (Infinite Crisis #3, confirmed Aquaman #38)
- Linda Park-West (Infinite Crisis #4)
- Lori Lemaris (Infinite Crisis #3, confirmed Aquaman #38)
- Omega Men (Infinite Crisis #6)
- Red Tornado (Ulthoon) (Infinite Crisis #6)
- Shift (Infinite Crisis #6)
- Starfire (Koriand'r) (Infinite Crisis #6)
- Supergirl (Kara Zor-El) (Infinite Crisis #6)
- Tempest (Garth) (Infinite Crisis #3, confirmed Aquaman #38)
- Uncle Sam of the Freedom Fighters (Infinite Crisis #1, confirmed Infinite Crisis #2)
- West twins, children of Wally West and Linda Park-West (Infinite Crisis #4)
Read more about this topic: Character Changes During Infinite Crisis
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