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A scientist on the planet Aoran dedicated himself to cheating death by drawing power from the stars themselves. He invented the "Starband", which made him immortal, but twisted his mind towards evil and prematurely aged his fellow Aurians. The people of Aoran wanted him to destroy the starband, but having tasted immortality, he refused to give it up. The ensuing battle left all of Aoran lifeless except for the scientist, now known as Evil Star. Evil Star sought new worlds to conquer and came into frequent conflict with the Guardians of the Universe and the Green Lanterns, including Hal Jordan.

The Guardians later sent Evil Star to the Erral Rehab Facility, where they used a brain wave "nullifier" in an attempt to cure him. This rehabilitation was only partially successful, as the "nullifier" stimulated his subconscious, recreating the Starlings, who brought him the Starband. Evil Star fled to Earth in a confused state, believing the Starlings were persecuting him. He fought with Ferrin Colos, one of the Darkstars, who flooded Star's mind with reminders of the lives he had taken, starting with his home world. Evil Star's mind shut down, and he was returned to the Guardians for re-education.

During the Underworld Unleashed event, Evil Star was freed by Neron, with enhanced Starlings, but returned to captivity by the Darkstars and Guy Gardner.


Abilities

Weaknesses

  • Power Loss: If Evil Star is kept away from starlight for a prolonged period, his powers fade away.

Equipment

  • Starband: His primary weapon is the Starband (Evil Star has a pair: the other is invisible). The Starband draws the energy of the stars to prolong Evil Star's lifespan, fly, create force blasts or hard light constructs like a Green Lantern ring, and powers the Starlings. Its drawbacks are that the Starband changes the personality of the user to evil; and if the Starband is used alone, the user is temporarily paralyzed after each power use.
  • Starlings: miniature versions of Evil Star that possess superhuman strength and invulnerability, and are under his complete control. Starlings need direct commands from Evil Star to function, and they become directionless if he is unconscious. Each Starling has its own Starband replica, but not is clear if these has the same power-levels.

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