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Mr. Paradox has been defeated! His powerful paradox gem destroyed, undoing-yet-not-undoing the damage he's caused.
Master Man is missing though many of the obscure villains summoned by his magic word "Stygia"
Dmane was transported back to the 70th century, to the precise moment he disappeared, just prior to his execution.
Mr. Paradox was seemingly ripped apart by time itself, leaving JSA and the rest of the world with no memory of him ever returning.

Batman, being nearest the blast, has only vague recollections of this entire case. But more than that, it's damaged his memory when it comes to time travel in general. For example: years later, when he solves the mystery of Per Degaton, this "paradox damage" won't allow him to share his revelations with the JSA.
Ever the clever one, he instead creates a fake diary, declaring the Justice Society traitors to America, knowing they'd investigate and stop Degaton. [America vs the Justice Society #1, January 1985]

As for the other Irregulars, their timelines have become inconsistent.

Nadir the Magician now exits out of time. he was last seen in the middle of one of his adventures. [New Adventure Comics #30, September, 1938]

Joanie Swift was originally supposed to forget the speed formula after being scared by a mouse. But now she remembers and will occasionally be called into action. [Adventure Comics #181, October, 1952]

Little Miss Redhead resents Batman for forgetting her. She continues to train and eventually adopts a new persona: The Red Hood. [all taking place after Sensation Comics #82, October 1948]

The Gay Ghost's timeline is in flux. Was he the Gay Ghost or the Grim Ghost? Was in a member of the All-Star Squadron or wasn't he? The unstable spirit spends more time in ghostly realms where it's easier for him to keep his sanity. [all taking place after Sensation Comics #38, February 1945]

Minute Man was also dislodged from time. According to Hour Man, his sidekick Jimmy Martin simply "moved away" and he adopted Thorndyke Thompkins as his new sidekick. [Adventure Comics #73, April 1942]. Whereas Jimmy actually now resides in the future during a century-long celebration of an android incarnation of Hourman. [Hourman #17, August 2000]

And ALL of them can and will be called upon by Landor, a time-lost superhero wannabe, always trying to prove himself.
Whenever a disruption to the timeline occurs, Landor uses his advanced technologies to call the others to his side and fight the good fight. They are...

The Time Outsiders.

Description
Mr. Paradox has been defeated! His powerful paradox gem destroyed, undoing-yet-not-undoing the damage he's caused.
Master Man is missing though many of the obscure villains summoned by his magic word "Stygia"
Dmane was transported back to the 70th century, to the precise moment he disappeared, just prior to his execution.
Mr. Paradox was seemingly ripped apart by time itself, leaving JSA and the rest of the world with no memory of him ever returning.

Batman, being nearest the blast, has only vague recollections of this entire case. But more than that, it's damaged his memory when it comes to time travel in general. For example: years later, when he solves the mystery of Per Degaton, this "paradox damage" won't allow him to share his revelations with the JSA.
Ever the clever one, he instead creates a fake diary, declaring the Justice Society traitors to America, knowing they'd investigate and stop Degaton. [America vs the Justice Society #1, January 1985]

As for the other Irregulars, their timelines have become inconsistent.

Nadir the Magician now exits out of time. he was last seen in the middle of one of his adventures. [New Adventure Comics #30, September, 1938]

Joanie Swift was originally supposed to forget the speed formula after being scared by a mouse. But now she remembers and will occasionally be called into action. [Adventure Comics #181, October, 1952]

Little Miss Redhead resents Batman for forgetting her. She continues to train and eventually adopts a new persona: The Red Hood. [all taking place after Sensation Comics #82, October 1948]

The Gay Ghost's timeline is in flux. Was he the Gay Ghost or the Grim Ghost? Was in a member of the All-Star Squadron or wasn't he? The unstable spirit spends more time in ghostly realms where it's easier for him to keep his sanity. [all taking place after Sensation Comics #38, February 1945]

Minute Man was also dislodged from time. According to Hour Man, his sidekick Jimmy Martin simply "moved away" and he adopted Thorndyke Thompkins as his new sidekick. [Adventure Comics #73, April 1942]. Whereas Jimmy actually now resides in the future during a century-long celebration of an android incarnation of Hourman. [Hourman #17, August 2000]

And ALL of them can and will be called upon by Landor, a time-lost superhero wannabe, always trying to prove himself.
Whenever a disruption to the timeline occurs, Landor uses his advanced technologies to call the others to his side and fight the good fight. They are...

The Time Outsiders.