
I've had a sneaking suspicion that Jim Lee's Legion of Super-Heroes variant covers fit together in some way. But I couldn't quite see how. The reason for that is that the covers are published out of order--in terms of historical eras.

Darr-el from Legion Archives produced this rough cut of the first five covers joined together. Here is the order of the covers in chronological eras:
Legion of Super-Heroes #2: Superboy, 50s era.
Legion of Super-Heroes #3: Chameleon Kid, 60s era.
Legion of Super-Heroes #1: Saturn Girl, 70s era.
Legion of Super-Heroes #5: Timber Wolf, 80s era.
Legion of Super-Heroes #4: Mon-El, 90s era.
Still to come...
Legion of Super-Heroes #6: ??, 2010 era.
DC Comics had better be planning on releasing this as a poster. I've already got a spot picked out for it! BTW, you can read the original discussion on this topic over on the DC Comics message boards. Nuff Said.
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