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Lawrence Belmont (New Earth)

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Lawrence Belmont

[[Image:|200px|center|Lawrence Belmont (New Earth)]]
Real Name
Aliases

Identity

Alignment

Relatives
Dian Belmont (daughter, deceased); an unnamed daughter; Hawkins (son-in-law, presumably deceased); Sanderson Hawkins (great-nephew)

Universe

Base Of Operations
Manhattan, New York City of the 1930s-40s

Characteristics
Gender

Eyes

Hair

Status
Citizenship

Marital Status

Occupation
Former prosecutor; former district attorney

Origin

Place of Birth
Place of birth unknown (presumably New York City)

Place of Death
Place of death unknown. The final fate of Larry Belmont has never been revealed. Considering that he was of middle age during the early 1940s, it is reasonable to assume that he has since passed on of natural causes.


First appearance
Last appearance


Contents

History

Larry Belmont was a prominent District Attorney serving New York City during the Prohibition era of the 1930s. During his time in office, he concentrated a great deal of effort towards compiling information against racketeers and bootleggers – a career that placed himself and his daughter, Dian, at great peril on several occasions. In 1938, Larry became involved in a case involving the kidnapping of Dian’s socialite friend, Catherine van der Meer. Belmont worked alongside his close colleagues Judge Thomas Schaffer and police commissioner Irving Davis in compiling evidence against the mysterious abductor – a foe who called himself the Tarantula. Belmont possessed critical information linking the Tarantula attacks to the prominent Goldman family – an allegedly reformed family of bootleggers. During the time, Larry met the strange mystery man known as the Sandman.

Powers and Abilities

Abilities

  • Litigation: Lawrence Belmont was an accomplished lawyer and district attorney.

    Strength level

Below Average: Lawrence Belmont possessed the strength level of a middle-aged man his size and weight who engaged in minimal regular exercise.

Notes

  • Although this character was originally introduced during DC's Earth-Two era of publication, their existence following the events of the 1985-86 limited series Crisis on Infinite Earths remains intact. However, some elements of the character's Pre-Crisis history may have been altered or removed for Post-Crisis New Earth continuity, and should be considered apocryphal.



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Recommended Reading

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