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A planetary prison for superhuman enemies of the Alien Alliance. A second Starlag, Starlag II, is later introduced. Starlag II's most powerful prisoner, a being known only as the Unimaginable, was accidentally freed by the Blasters.

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  • Starlag
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  • A planetary prison for superhuman enemies of the Alien Alliance. A second Starlag, Starlag II, is later introduced. Starlag II's most powerful prisoner, a being known only as the Unimaginable, was accidentally freed by the Blasters.
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  • A planetary prison for superhuman enemies of the [[W:C:DC:Alien Alliance
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Creators
  • Keith Giffen; Todd McFarlane
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  • Starlag
First
  • Invasion! #1
Notes
  • The name Starlag is a play on the word Stalag, a name for German prisoner-of-war camps in World War I and World War II.
Universe
  • New Earth;
StarSystem
  • Vega
abstract
  • A planetary prison for superhuman enemies of the Alien Alliance. A second Starlag, Starlag II, is later introduced. Starlag II's most powerful prisoner, a being known only as the Unimaginable, was accidentally freed by the Blasters.
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