About 70 results for "Alexander Mason"

• Alexander Mason (Earth-One)

  Alex Mason was a child prodigy who at a very young age became the world's leading expert in magnetism. Unfortunately, he was also a megalomaniac who believed himself to be the reincarnation of Alexander

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• Category:Alexander Mason (Earth-One)/Quotes

  This page contains a listing of notable quotes by Alexander Mason (Earth-One). Pages with a quote from this character will automatically be added here along with the quote. (This template will categorize articles that

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• Category:Alexander Mason (Earth-One)/Images

  Alexander Mason (Earth-One)". If you find an image of this character on the DC Database that is not shown here, please edit that image by adding "Alexander Mason (Earth-One)" in the subject field.

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• Category:Alexander Mason (Earth-One)/Appearances

  This page contains a listing of all known appearances of Alexander Mason (Earth-One). If you find an Issue this Character appears in that is not shown here, please edit that issue adding "Alexander Mason

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• Talk:Alexander Mason (Earth-One)

  Conrad' came from. According to the Planeteer's origin story from September'83, his name is Alex Mason. There's a'Walter Conrad' in the story, and the Planeteer's father is'Philip Mason'. Some

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• Alexander the Great (New Earth)

  In 4th Century BCE, Alexander the Great was a great Macedonian king and conqueror. Alexander planned to conquer the whole world, starting from Greece and reaching as far as India, through the Persian Empire. He

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• Alexander the Great

  Fun Comics#13 (1936). Alexander the Great Earth-Two Hawkman villain Alexander Mason Earth-One Superman villain Alexander the Great Watchmen Ozymandias' idol Other Media Alexander the Great Movies Watchmen Alexander the Great DC Extended

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• Mount Olympus Correctional Facility

  The high-tech facilty was designed and built by Carl Draper, an old high school classmate of Lana Lang and Clark Kent. During the opening of the prison, Superman added an anti-gravity platform rai

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• Action Comics Vol 1 562

  "Superman: "Their Magnetic Majesties--King Alexander and Queen Bee!"": The Queen Bee teams up with the Planeteer to immobilize their mutual foe, Superman. Action Comics#562 is an issue of the series Action Comics

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  Planeteer.jpg License Comic Interior Image Type Character Image Image Contents Image Universe Earth-One Subject Alexander Mason (Earth-One) (Images) Image Source Source Action Comics#547 (September, 1983) Image Details Penciler Curt Swan Inker

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• Mason Alexander Park

  Mason Alexander Park (b. June 12, 1995) is an American actor who portrays Desire on The Sandman. External Links Mason Alexander Park at IMDb

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  Mason Alexander Park Mug.jpeg License TV Screenshot Image Type Character Image Image Contents Image Universe The Sandman (TV Series) Subjects Desire (Sandman TV Series) (Images) Mason Alexander Park (Images) Image Source Source "Chapter 7

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• Category:Mason Alexander Park/Images

  images of "Mason Alexander Park". If you find an image of this person on the DC Database that is not shown here, please edit that image by adding "Mason Alexander Park" in the subject field.

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• The Sandman (TV Series)

  The Sandman is a 2022 Netflix fantasy series based on Neil Gaiman's comic series of the same name. It follows the powerful Dream of the Endless on his quest to reclaim his kingdom after

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• Desire (Sandman TV Series)

  Desire is the cruel and greedy embodiment of desire, one of the youngest of the Endless, and the twin of Despair. Often trying to manipulate humanity and cause chaos, they often find themself at opposition

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• The Sandman (TV Series)/Gallery

  Kirby Howell-Baptiste Supporting character Gilbert Stephen Fry Supporting character Johanna Constantine Jenna Coleman Supporting character Corinthian Boyd Holbrook Antagonist John Dee David Thewlis Antagonist Lucifer Morningstar Gwendoline Christie Antagonist Desire Mason Alexander Park Antagonist

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  Desire Sandman TV Series 001.png License Promotional Material Image Type Character Image Image Contents Image Universe The Sandman (TV Series) Subjects Desire (Sandman TV Series) (Images) Mason Alexander Park (Images) Image Source Source The

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  Sandman (TV Series) Subjects Dream (Sandman TV Series) (Images) Desire (Sandman TV Series) (Images) Tom Sturridge (Images) Mason Alexander Park (Images) Image Source Source "Chapter 10: Lost Hearts" (August 5, 2022) Dream and Desire: Used

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• Action Comics Vol 1 547

  "The Reincarnation of Alexander the Great!": Superman succeeds in rescuing the four remaining captured heads of state, but in doing so transmits enough power to the Planeteer to make him a Krypton-class opponent

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• Scribblenauts/Gallery

  Reality: Scribblenauts This page contains all images pertaining to this reality, timeline or universe. A-Mortal Aa Abin Sur Abra Kadabra Abyssma Accomplished Perfect Physician Ace the Bat-Hound Acrata Adam Adam Strange Adara Agamemno

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• Vandal Savage

  Vandal Savage is an immortal warrior who intends to conquer the planet. Thousands of years ago, as a caveman during the Prehistoric Era, he was exposed to a meteorite that enhanced his physiology. He was

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• Johnny Quick

  Johnny Quick is the evil counterpart to the Flash in the Crime Syndicate's universe. There have been several versions of him appearing on worlds like Earth-Three, the Antimatter Universe, and the Crime Society

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• Citizen Abra (New Earth)

  Citizen Abra was a stage magician in the 64th Century, going by the name Abra Kadabra. Using his future science, he came back to the 20th Century and committed crimes that were often stopped by

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• Infinite Crisis Vol 1 7

  machine and the merging of the Earths back into one single reality. This battle is orchestrated by Alexander Luthor as a last-ditch effort to take the Earth Infinite Crisis#7 is an issue of

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• Lois Lane (Earth-Two)

  Lois Lane was an aggressive, career-minded reporter for the Daily Star who, after Clark Kent joined the paper and Superman debuted around the same time, found herself attracted to Superman, but displeased with her

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