Batman 103 Batman of
Zur-En-Arrh
First appearance: Batman #113
Zur-En-Arrh was the name of a distant planet.
Here, a scientist called Tlano became the Batman
from Zur-En-Arrh inspired by the Batman of
Earth. When Zur-En-Arrh is attacked by robot
invaders, Tlanos teleports Batman to his planet
to help him.
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Ace the Bathound
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First Appearance: Batman #92 (1955)
This German Shepherd dog was taken in by Batman
& Robin, helping the caped crusaders in their
investigations. There have been various
incarnations of Ace throughout Batman's history
as well as several references.
Ace the Bathound also made an appearance in the
animated series of Krypto the Superdog.
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Dex-Starr
First Appearance: Final Crisis: Rage of the Red
Lanterns #1 (December, 2008)
Not one of the Super Pets, more of a
villain, Dex-Starr is a house cat from the
planet Earth who is among the deadliest of the
Red Lantern Corps. He was given his ring after a
series of events that resulted in seeing his
owner killed and being found in an alley and put
in a bag to be thrown off a bridge. His mission
is to find his owner's killer.
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First appearance: The New Teen Titans #2
Deathstroke, Slade Wilson, an assassin for hire
and enemy of the Teen Titans. An elite
trained soldier, an experimental serum gives him
advanced strength and reflexes.
He
has recently appeared in the Arrow TV series and
a cameo in The Justice League movie.
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Deathstroke was also
the original
inspiration for Marvel's Deadpool
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Cheetah
Set: Wonder Woman (gravity feed)
First appearance: Wonder Woman #6 (October 1943)
A constant villain to Wonder Woman, there have
been several versions of Cheetah, the first
being Priscilla Rich. Unlike the
Post-Crisis versions, the two early Cheetahs did
not have any super powers.
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Orion
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Edition
First appearance: New Gods #1 (February 1971)
Orion is the second son of Darkseid; dictator of
Hellish Apokolips. He is the half-brother of
Kalibak and Grayven. Orion belongs to an
extraterrestrial race of supernatural immortals
known as the New Gods.
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Batwoman
First appearance: Detective Comics #233 (July
1956)
Kathy Kane was introduced to Detective Comics as
Batwoman, a masked crime fighter and part of the
Batman Family, as a love interest for Bruce
Wayne to dissuade rumours that he was gay.
The modern Batwoman is Kate Kane, and far from
dissuading gay rumours the character is gay
herself. It has been recently announce that
Batwoman will be portrayed on Tv by the actress
Ruby Rose.
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Black Manta
Set:
FAST FORCES: THE LEGION OF DOOM
First
appearance: Aquaman #35 (September 1967)
A member of the Injustice League and Nemesis to
Aquaman. He wears a black wetsuit with a
bug-eyed helmet that is capable of shooting rays
from its eyes.
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Black Lantern
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Set: DC 10th Anniversary
First appearance: Blackest Night June 2009 – May
2010
During the Blackest Night story Nekron
reanimates the corpse of Batman turning him into
a Black Lantern. Oh, Batman died... sort of.
You'll have to read it.
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Trickster
First appearance (James Jesse): Flash (1st
series) #113 (June–July 1960)
The original Trickster, James Jesse, is the
practical joker and con man whose favourite
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Trickster
First appearance (Axel Walker): Flash (2nd
series) #183 (April 2002)
While the first
Trickster was working for the FBI, teenager Axel
Walker stole all of Jesse's gadgets and shoes
and became the new Trickster.
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The Rogues
The Rogues
represent a group of enemies of the comic book
superhero the Flash, currently led by Captain
Cold including the Mirror Master, Heat Wave, the
Weather Wizard, the Trickster, the Pied Piper,
the Top, and Captain Boomerang.
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Eradicator
set: Superman
First appearance: Action Comics Annual #2 (May
1989)
Notable appearance: Action Comics #687 (June
1993)
In the distant past, a dying alien race creates
a number of containment devices in which to
preserve their culture. They send them into
space with contact teams, intent on meeting
other civilizations. When a small group of these
aliens arrives on the planet Krypton, they are
met by the militant Kem-L, who kills them and
corrupts one of the devices. Its new mission is
to preserve his ideal of Kryptonian culture by
eradicating all others — and thus the device
becomes known as the "Eradicator."
After Superman was killed by Doomsday, the
Fortress robots reactivated the Eradicator. This
humanoid version of Eradicator was a major part
of the Reign of the Supermen storyline.
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