About 40 results for "John_Corben_(Doom)"

• John Corben (Doom)

  Powers Cybernetic Enhancement Superhuman Strength Kryptonite Radiation Production, Superhuman Strength, Kryptonite Radiation Production Notes Metallo was voiced by Paul Blackthorne.

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• Category:John Corben (Doom)/Images

  images of "John Corben (Doom)". If you find an image of this character on the DC Database that is not shown here, please edit that image by adding "John Corben (Doom)" in the subject field.

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• Category:John Corben (Doom)/Appearances

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

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  of Doom (Doom) (Images) Ma'alefa'ak J'onzz (Doom) (Images) Vandal Savage (Doom) (Images) Carol Ferris (Doom) (Images) Bane (Doom) (Images) Samuel Scudder (Doom) (Images) Barbara Minerva (Doom) (Images) John Corben (Doom) (Images) Image

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  Metallo Doom 001.png License Movie Screenshot Image Type Character Image Image Contents Subject John Corben (Doom) (Images) Image Source Source Justice League: Doom (February 28, 2012) Notes All DC Comics characters and the distinctive

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  Superman Doom 008.jpg License Movie Screenshot Image Type Character Image Image Contents Image Universe Doom Subjects Kal-El (Doom) (Images) John Corben (Doom) (Images) Image Source Source Justice League: Doom Superman.

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• Metallo

  Action Comics#252 (1959). George Grant Earth-Two Golden Age John Corben Earth-One Silver Age Roger Corben Earth-One Bronze Age Metallo of Krypton Earth-One Silver Age John Corben New Earth Modern Age

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• John Corben (Lego Batman)

  John Corben had robotic parts implanted and was powered by Kryptonite and became Metallo, an enemy of Superman. Powers Cybernetic Enhancement Energy Projection Enhanced Vision Pyrokinesis Superhuman Durability Superhuman Strength Toxicology, Energy Projection, Enhanced Vision

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• John Corben (Harley Quinn TV Series)

  Metallo is a member of Legion of Doom and a villain of Superman. Powers Cybernetic Enhancement Superhuman Strength, Superhuman Strength, Superhuman Durability Kryptonite Radiation Production, Kryptonite Radiation Production

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• John Corben (Justice)

  of Superman and member of the Legion of Doom Metallo is not entirely a mechanical being nor is he a robot. Cyborg is perhaps a better word. Metallo still has the brain of John Corben.

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• Justice Vol 1 3

  "Chapter Three": While Brainiac begins to vivisect Aquaman, the Martian Manhunter manages to find and infiltrate Luthor's undersea city. The city, however, has been emptied and converted into a trap; moments after entering

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• John Corben (New Earth)

  John Corben is the Kryptonite-powered cyborg Metallo, one of the oldest and most dangerous enemies of Superman. John Corben was a professional con man until he was fatally injured in a car crash. The

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• John Corben (DCAU)

  John Corben was turned into Metallo by Lex Luthor. Though he was an enemy of Superman, he was no friend of Luthor. John Corben was a mercenary working for Lex Luthor, during a smuggling campaign

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• John Corben (Earth-One)

  John Corben was the first Metallo, a Kryptonite-powered enemy of Superman. John Corben was an unscrupulous reporter who worked in the Metropolis area. While driving his car, Corben was involved in a terrible accident

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• Dawn of DC

  Dawn of DC follows on from Dark Crisis and explores a changed DCU with the return of the pre-Crisis infinite Multiverse and the disbanding of the Justice League, who are replaced by the [[Titans

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• DC Legends

  The heroes and villains of the DC Universe have to join forces and work together to defeat the evil Nekron, who threatens to destroy everything that lives. DC Legends was a mobile game for Android

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• Action Comics Vol 2 8

  "Superman Meets...The Collector of Worlds": Watching from the miniaturized New Troy district of Metropolis, Lex Luthor insists that he does not want to be saved by Superman. He believes that, comparatively, the [[Vril

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• Action Comics Vol 1 976

  "Superman: Reborn, Part 4": Superboy has accidentally resurrected the Superman and the Lois Lane from Prime Earth. Unfortunately, while these versions of Superman and Lois do remember playing Mr. Mxyzptlk's game, they have

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• 1987

  1987 saw three more heroes get a new start: Batman in Year One, Wonder Woman in Gods and Mortals, and Wally West as the Flash in The Flash (Volume 2)#1. A new Justice League

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• DC Database talk:Prime Earth Project

  This page is where you can discuss our policy on the splitting of New Earth and Prime Earth versions of characters, and explain or justify your decision/intention to create Prime Earth pages for certain

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• Action Comics Vol 2 32

  "Enemy of the State, Chapter 1: "Nightmare"": Since destroying Doomsday, Superman has been experiencing strange physiological changes, attributable to his having inhaled the spores left behind by the creature. The changes have caused him

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  Snart (Justice) (Images) Black Manta (Justice) (Images) Bizarro (Justice) (Images) Joker (Justice) (Images) Priscilla Rich (Justice) (Images) John Corben (Justice) (Images) Pamela Isley (Justice) (Images) Maxwell Jensen (Justice) (Images) Winslow Schott (Justice) (Images) Gorilla Grodd

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• Solo: The Deluxe Edition (Collected)

  Young Love", "Prom Night", "Low Card in the Hole", "I concentrate On You", Solo#2: featuring Richard Corben "Belzon's Treasure" "Cyclops!" "Homecoming" "The Plague" "The Spectre: A Missing Life", "Belzon's Treasure", "Cyclops!", "Homecoming

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• John Byrne

  John Byrne (b. July 5, 1950) is a writer. John Byrne is largely considered to be one of the most prolific and pioneering creators working in the field of comics today. He is proficient in

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• Superman Villains

  Superman protects Metropolis, America and Earth from a number of threats. The mad scienstist Lex Luthor, later reimagined as a narcissistic businessman, was his biggest enemy. Before Superman donned his costume, Metropolis was already controlled

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