2BYA Visible Time: Legion of Super-Heroes

Legion of Super-Heroes (in all media)

Legion of Super-Heroes #17 (4th series)

Comic Book: DC Comics: "The Last Battle" (04/01/1991)

A villain named Glorith has the ability to change ages in objects at will attacks the Legion. Glorith uses her power to regress a man to death. (Ar)

Legion of Super-Heroes #42 (4th series)

Comic Book: DC Comics: "The Enemy Within!" (04/01/1993)

A villain named Glorith has the ability to change ages in objects at will attacks the Legion. (Ar/aP)

Legion of Super-Heroes #53 (4th series)

Comic Book: DC Comics:

A villain named Glorith has the ability to change ages in objects at will attacks the Legion. (This happens frequently in this list by the way.) (DC).

Legion of Super-Heroes #54 (4th series)

Comic Book: DC Comics: "A Moment in Time" "Time's Change" (Jan., Feb. 1994)

Glorith is back (multiple AR & AP).

[NOTE: Many issues of LOSH contain AR and/or AP scenes and/or story-lines.]

Legion of Super-Heroes #58 (4th series)

Comic Book: DC Comics: "Down to the Wire" (06/01/1994)

Glorith returns Mordru to his prime making him all powerfully again.

Legion of Super-Heroes #60 (4th series)

Comic Book: DC Comics:

A villain named Glorith has the ability to change ages in objects at will attacks the Legion.

Legion of Super-Heroes #75 (4th Series)

Comic Book: DC Comics: "2-Timer" (Dec. 1995)

Chronos needs youth to exist; the Legion, XS, and Lori want to stop him (IB/multiple AP, RN).

Legion of Super-Heroes #109 (4th series)

Comic Book: DC Comics: "Wish Fulfillment" (Oct. 1998)

Shrinking Violet's showdown with the Emerald Eye (AP, RN).

-- Zeitgeist.

Legion of Super-Heroes #113 (4th series)

Comic Book: DC Comics: (Mar. 1999)

Spark and Shrinking Violet enter the Anywhere Machine to save the life of their teammate Kinetix. While inside Kinetix' mind, they both age and regress repeatedly (AR, AP, RN).

--- Zeitgeist.

Legion of Super-Heroes Annual #1 (4th series)

Comic Book: DC Comics: "Charade" (1990)

Short scene: Ultra Boy & his mentor, Marla, experience changes coming out of time-travel warp

Legion of Super-Heroes Annual #5 (4th series)

Comic Book: DC Comics:

A wizard of OZ story-line, where the cruel witch Starfinger has reduced the adults in a castle into children. (DC).

Legion of Super-Heroes

TV Cartoon Series: Season 02; Episode #04: "Chained Lightning" (10/13/2007)

Lightning Lad discovers that his sister, Ayla, long thought to be lost in the same Lightning Beast attack that gave him and his brother, Mekt, their powers, is really alive. However, Ayla is now in the form of pure electromagnetic energy. Lightning Lad must find a way to save Ayla before Imperiex can harness this energy for his own diabolical use. After Ayla is rescued it is clear she hasn't aged a day since she disappeared.

-- Jeffr_2bya

Legion of Super-Heroes

TV Cartoon Series: Season 02; Episode #04: "Chained Lightning" (10/13/2007)

-- Jeffr_2bya

Legion of Super-Heroes

TV Cartoon Series: Season 02; Episode #10: "Trials" (03/15/2008)

The evil sorcerer Mordru has attacked the magical planet of Zarok, forcing the young and immature wizard Zyx to turn to the Legion for help. While the Legion battles Mordru, Zyx (assisted by Kell-El) must restore his own powers by passing a series of trials designed to prove his worth as a wizard. Timber Wolf is aged to old age by magic. (Male aP)

-- Jeffr_2bya

Legion of Super-Heroes Volume 2 #301

Comic Book:

Chameleon Boy tries to recover his powers on Durla, with the help of his father, R. J. Brande, but must face a council of enemies and a rejuvenating device to do so. (Possible Ar/aP)

-- comics.org