Unconfirmed Deaths
These characters appeared to die during Infinite Crisis and lead-up storylines, but their deaths or possible survival remained either unconfirmed or debatable by the series' end. (Refer to these characters' individual articles to see if they returned or were confirmed dead after Infinite Crisis #7.)
- Amos Fortune (Villains United Infinite Crisis Special #1)
- Breach (Infinite Crisis #7)
- Byte (Villains United #1)
- Chain Lightning (Outsiders #33)
- Cinnamon II (civilian name unknown) (Villains United Infinite Crisis Special #1)
- Demolition Team (The OMAC Project #6)
- Eradicator (David Connor) (Superman v2 #220)
- Judomaster (Rip Jagger) (Infinite Crisis #7)
- Kite Man (Infinite Crisis #2, rumored)
- Lady Spellbinder (Infinite Crisis #7)
- Looker (Infinite Crisis #7)
- The Madmen (Infinite Crisis #7)
- Mister Mxyzptlk (Adventures of Superman #647)
- Royal Flush Gang (Joe Carny and associates) (Infinite Crisis #2)
- Stallion (Infinite Crisis #4)
- Supermen of America (The OMAC Project #6)
- Technocrat (Infinite Crisis #7)
- Trigger Twins (Tom and Tad Trigger) (Infinite Crisis #7)
- T'Charr and Terataya (Day of Vengeance Infinite Crisis Special #1)
- Wonder Woman of Earth-Two (Infinite Crisis #5; appears to fade from existence)
In the case of the Demolition Team and the Supermen of America, it is unclear how many (if any) of their members were slain by OMACs.
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