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Master Hand (Earth-One)
Master Hand was an Asian-supremacist terrorist who styled himself in the manner of a samurai. Master Hand was born deformed, presumably due to the fallout of the atomic bombs over Hiroshima and Nagasaki, such -
Category:Master Hand (Earth-One)/Quotes
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Category:Master Hand (Earth-One)/Appearances
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Master Hand 01.jpg License Comic Interior Image Type Character Image Image Contents Image Universe Earth-One Subject Master Hand (Earth-One) (Images) Image Source Source Karate Kid#4 (October, 1976) Image Details Penciler Ric -
Jong Li (New Earth)
The monk Jong Li was a Green Lantern in 7th Century China for a time. He lived with his fellow monks and Master in the Temple of the Dragon Lords. The last of those to -
Viza'Aziv (Earth-48)
Forerunner is a genetically engineered humanoid created by the Monitors centuries ago as one of their personal warriors. The Monitors created several such beings, all of whom held the title and responsibilities of a Forerunner -
Brian Durlin (DC Extended Universe)
Project Starfish. Brian Durlin was born around 1960, and at some point, became a weapons expert and master of hand-to-hand combat with incredible hand-eye coordination. He turned to crime, sustaining some severe -
Ephraim Newhouse (Prime Earth)
Ephraim Newhouse was the Talon of 1665. Newhouse's sloppiness forced the court to retire him, stripping him of his weapons and armor with a mark of disgrace on his record. Four of his knives -
Alton Carver (Prime Earth)
Alton Carver is a Talon for the Court of Owls. Alton Carver, like many other Talons before him, was recruited by the Court of Owls through Haly's Circus. He was the Court's Talon -
Alexander Staunton (Prime Earth)
Alexander Staunton was the Talon of the Court of Owls Staunton was retired in 1856 because he was less subtle than the Court liked. -
Catwoman (Batman of Shanghai)
of Destiny, and when Catwoman refused the two of them began to fight. While Catwoman was a master at hand-to-hand combat, she was no match for the man's superior strength and skill -
The Flash Vol 3 2
"Case One: The Dastardly Deaths of the Rogues": The story starts right where it left off. Barry Allen is still looking for the killer who murdered the man in the Mirror Master Costume, and -
1976
1976 sees another price increase, to 30 cents, with no increase in pages. Jenette Kahn takes over as editorial director from Carmine Infantino and Vince Colletta becomes the new art director. Several series are resurrected -
Karate Kid Vol 1 4
"The Rage of Yesterdays Lost": An Asian villain named Master Hand takes Iris Jacobs hostage, and Karate Kid must save her. Karate Kid#4 is an issue of the series Karate Kid (Volume 1 -
Henry Feder (Prime Earth)
Henry Feder was a mixed martial arts champion who once fought Batman in a professional MMA fight. Henry Feder was a mixed martial arts fighter who competed in the UFA and was undefeated in all -
Big Barda (New Earth)
Big Barda is a powerful New God from Apokolips who fell in love with Mister Miracle and became a warrior for good. Although she was originally a member of the Female Furies, since leaving her -
Kalel (Earth 23)
Kalel is the Superman of Earth 23. In his civilian identity, he is Calvin Ellis, President of the United States of America. Years ago, the planet Krypton was annihilated in a cataclysmic explosion, leaving almost -
Selina Kyle (Earth-Two)
Selina Kyle was the master thief Catwoman. An enemy of Batman, she eventually reformed and married him. Their daughter became Huntress. Selina Kyle was born in the year 1920. By the time Selina was eighteen -
Richard Grayson (Earth-16)
Dick Grayson was the first protégé of Batman. He was a founding member and leader of the Team, first as Robin and then as Nightwing. Richard Grayson is the son of John Grayson and Mary -
Leading Comics Vol 1 1
hilltop mansion of a master criminal known as the Hand, a doctor issues a fatal diagnosis; the Hand had only a month to live. Deciding to make the most of his limited time, the Hand -
Nix Uotan (Prime Earth)
Nix Uotan is the last of the monitors, a lost race of super-beings. Living as a regular teenager, when the Multiverse is in need he transforms into his alter-ego the Superjudge. Long ago -
Steppenwolf (New Earth)
Steppenwolf was the brother of Queen Heggra of the planet Apokolips, and the uncle of that world's later ruler, Heggra's son Darkseid. Steppenwolf commanded Apokolips' army during Heggra's reign. While Heggra ruled -
Justice League of America Vol 1 102
"...And One of Us Must Die!": Green Arrow, Black Canary, and Johnny Thunder save the Vigilante from being burned at the stake by Indians, while [[Orin (New Earth)|Aquaman] Justice League of America#102 -
Batman Vol 1 132
"The Martian from Gotham City": Batman and Robin, on the way back from a lecture tour outside of Gotham, encounter an apparently alien being who claims to be Karik, from the planet Mars, at
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