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• Mongol Monster (Earth-S)

  enemy of Captain Marvel Jr. Related 2 Appearances of Mongol Monster (Earth-S), 1 Images featuring Mongol Monster (Earth-S), Quotations by or about Mongol Monster (Earth-S), Character Gallery: Mongol Monster (Earth-S)

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• Category:Mongol Monster (Earth-S)/Images

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

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• Category:Mongol Monster (Earth-S)/Appearances

  all known appearances of Mongol Monster (Earth-S). If you find an Issue this Character appears in that is not shown here, please edit that issue adding "Mongol Monster (Earth-S)" as a Cast member.

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  Mongol Monster 01.png License Comic Interior Image Type Character Image Image Contents Image Universe Earth-S Subject Mongol Monster (Earth-S) (Images) Image Source Source Captain Marvel, Jr.#115 (November, 1952) Notes All DC

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• 1952

  number of Korean villains in Captain Marvel's titles with such names as Red Crusher, Scarlet Vampire, Mongol Monster and Red Vulture. Superman#76 was the first team-up of Superman and Batman, and is

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• Captain Marvel Villains

  the World's Wickedest Scientist Doctor Sivana, and the Venusian worm Mister Mind, who also started the Monster Society of Evil. The other members of the Marvel Family, Captain Marvel, Jr. and Mary Marvel, faced

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• The Marvel Family Vol 1 81

  "The Mightiest Mongol": Captain "Inch" Wade, a soldier fighting the North Koreans (so-named because of his vow to never give an inch to the enemy) is captured by an enemy trooper nicknamed Mong

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• Kon-El (Prime Earth)

  Superboy, also known as Kon-El and Conner Kent, is a genetic clone of Superman and Lex Luthor. Superboy was trapped on Gemworld during the Flashpoint, resulting in a second iteration, a genetic clone of

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• Frankenstein

  Super Friends Frankenstein II Earth 1956 Super Friends Frankenstein III Earth 1956 Super Friends Pre-Crisis Frankenswine Monster Earth-C Pig-Iron villain Frankenstein Monster Earth-S Fawcett Comics Frankenstein Monster Earth-276 Monster League

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• Mongul (Prime Earth)

  older than any Mongul, though Mongul MDCCXCI did eventually build at least one lesser Warworld for himself. Mongul fathered many children during his life. During his life, Mongul MDCCXCI conceived at least two sons. One

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• Kyle Rayner (New Earth)

  This project page needs to be cleaned up. This article needs maintenance and organization, as it may have become cluttered or confusing. Its heart is in a good place, it's just a little special

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• Blackest Night

  The Book of Oa, a sacred text of the Guardians of the Universe, contains a prophecy called "The Blackest Night", which states: The Blackest Night is a prophecy haunting the Green Lantern Corps. It eventually

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• Parallax (New Earth)

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• Black Adam

  powers of Shazam. He has been a member of the Justice Society, Injustice Society, Secret Society of Super-Villains, Monster Society of Evil, Legion of Doom, Injustice League, Justice League and the Council of Immortals.

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• Mary Marvel

  Mary Marvel is the twin sister of Captain Marvel and a member of the Marvel Family, given incredible powers by the Wizard Shazam. Originally, Mary Batson is adopted under the name Mary Bromfield, although she

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• Lois Lane

  Lois Lane is an investigative reporter at the Daily Planet in Metropolis, Superman's main love interest, and the mother of Jon Kent. Her closest co-workers are Clark Kent, Jimmy Olsen, and Perry White

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• Henry Henshaw (New Earth)

  death. Unlike the others, he quickly strayed from his path, becoming a global threat through partnerships with Mongul, the Manhunters and the Sinestro Corps. Hank Henshaw was a crew member of the doomed LexCorp space

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• Thaal Sinestro (New Earth)

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• Captain Marvel

  Captain Marvel is known as the world's mightiest mortal, a super-hero with magic origins. He was chosen to be a champion for good by the powerful Wizard Shazam, and gains incredible powers whenever

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• John Corben (Prime Earth)

  Soldier-turned-supervillain John Corben is Metallo, a Kryptonite powered cyborg who is an enemy of Superman. John Corben's mother walked out on his family when he was very young. He was a kind

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• United Planets

  The United Planets (or "UP" in abbreviated form) is a governing body that spans large portions of the known universe. On Prime Earth, The United Planets was first founded during the early 21st century in

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• Death and Return of Superman

  The story of The Death of Supermans conception goes back to the 1985 crossover Crisis on Infinite Earths. Following that event, DC Comics rebooted their continuity and relaunched the Superman character with the mini-series

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• Billy Batson

  and Bill Parker for publication in Fawcett Comics, first appearing in Whiz Comics#2 (1940). Captain Marvel Earth-S (other versions) Bilbat Earth-S 30th Century descendant Captain Marvel New Earth Modern Age Other versions

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• Captain Marvel, Jr.

  Mac Raboy, first appearing in Whiz Comics#25 (1941). Freddy Freeman New Earth Modern Age Freddy Freeman Earth-S Fawcett Comics Osiris New Earth "Black Adam, Jr." Multiverse The New 52 Freddy Freeman Earth 5

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• Superman's Costume

  Superman created his uniform from a fabric invented by himself, "which is immune to the most powerful forces" One of the most iconic superhero costumes of all time, the Superman costume has different properties according

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