| Issue | #30 |
| Published | April 2004 |
| Cover Price | 2.50 USD; 3.85 CAD |
| Pages | 36 |
| Editing | Stephen Wacker |
| Notes | Per Tom Feister, he and Tony Harris worked co-operatively on all three aspects of their Legion artwork. |
| Characters | Legion of Super-Heroes [Dreamer; Umbra; Timber Wolf; Star Boy; Ultra Boy; Kid Quantum [Jazmin Cullen]]; Darkseid |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Tom Feister; Tony Harris |
| Inks | Tom Feister; Tony Harris |
| Colors | Tom Feister; Tony Harris |
| Notes | Per Tom Feister, he and Tony Harris worked co-operatively on all three aspects of their Legion artwork. |
| Characters | Legion of Super-Heroes [Violet; Livewire; Kid Quantum [Jazmin Cullen]; Saturn Girl; Brainiac 5; Spark; Ultra Boy; Ferro; Umbra; Gear; Cosmic Boy; Wildfire; Star Boy; Apparition; Sensor; Shikari; Karate Kid [Val Armorr]; Timber Wolf]; Superboy [Conner Kent]; parademons; Darkseid; Big Barda; Firestorm; Lobo; Mr. Miracle; Oberon; Clark Kent |
| Synopsis | After a brief fight, the four latecomer Legionnaires realize that the defeated Darkseid had not successfully prepared for collapsing time, so they travel back in time to the moment right after the Darkseid from the past arrived in the future through a Boom Tube. As the quartet drives the Darkseid from the past back to his own era, the remaining Legionnaires fight the present-day Darkseid. Weakening, the contemporary Darkseid has to take back power from his servants, who are returned to their former lives, until a confrontation with Clark Kent ends with Darkseid down and Clark back to normal. The Legion returns Clark to 20th century Smallville, but a spark of life remains on Apokalips |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Script | Dan Abnett; Andy Lanning |
| Pencils | Chris Batista |
| Inks | Chip Wallace |
| Colors | Sno Cone (colors & seps) |
| Letters | Ken Lopez |