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This is George Dyke (AKA 'Gorilla Boss'). Sinestro blew his brain up to the size of a planet in World's Finest #251 - "Invasion of the Deathless Brain" and Superman and Batman teamed up to defeat him (and Sinestro) in World's Finest #254 - "Whom Gods Would Destroy".
The Gorilla Boss of Gotham City fought Batman twice. Later, the alien ...
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My guess is that future Barry knew how it would effect the timeline and he also knew how happy he would be in the future and he did not want his past self to ruin that.
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Yes. In the show, Barry does this to Iris and walks around her while she is "frozen" in timea and she had no idea that it happened.
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The most basic answer i can think of is money. Not for him tho but for the creators of the show and the writer of the comics. In the show Barry can run so fast everything around him stops entirely or as its know in the show "Flashpoint". He could just stop all his enemy's as simple as stoping everything, picking them up and putting them in a ...
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Without reading the other answers I am going to say yes strictly going off the TV show. In the TV show Barry is seen running on water in the first season. All he needed to do was run over 600 MPH.
There are also certain times where we see Barry go into "Flashpoint" where he runs so fast everything around him freezes....
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As Valorum alluded to in a comment, "Bats, Books, and Crazy Crooks", in Batman '66 #18 has Bookworm seeking out an occult book.
Entitled "Bats, Books and Crazy Crooks," this Jeff Parker-written, Richard Case-drawn comic is a lot of fun. Bookworm and his beatnik henchmen muscle their way in to the Gotham Public Library at closing time in ...
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The Mars Conspiracy is a novel in the library that explains how to build a cybernetic assassin. While not a conventional power, it is something that could be used to gain power.
The Mars Conspiracy is a novel created by Simon Sherwood, published by Gotham City: Berryman Books, 2004.
The book contained revelations about a secret plan to design and build a ...
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Anyone in the DC universe can learn magic, yes. But for humans it takes a special gene in order to be able to use it without the aid of magical items or pacts with magical entities.
People with such genetics belong to the Homo magi subspecies. This was shown for the first time in JLA #165, from 1979 (as seen in the link).
Homo Magi are naturally adept at ...
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The dialogue is meant to mimic an episode of "You Bet Your Life." Groucho was the host. He wasn't called Groucho in any of the movies. But the "reflected" figure has Groucho wearing a fez, which is a nod to A Night In Casablanca.
Notice the Native American Chief at the end of the clip, as the station is signing off for the night. A lot ...
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I suspect that this was just created for the film. However, what it is clearly trying to sound like is a clip from the television quiz show Groucho’s hosted, You Bet Your Life. There are several reasons for coming to this conclusion:
The person addresses him as “Groucho.” In the Marx Brothers’ movies and other narrative productions, their characters ...
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In the original books, Adrian Veidt attributes his own powers to training and discipline. An interview Veidt gave to Nova Express is included at the end of Chapter XI:
NOVA: So, how do you get to be a superhero? ...
VEIDT: ... To answer your question, you get to be a superhero by believing in the hero within you and summoning him or her forth by an active ...
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According to Alan Moore, Ozymandias is the only person in the world who is capable of using 100% of his brain. This gives him unparalleled control over not just his mind, but also his body.
Adrian Veidt was Peter Cannon, Thunderbolt; I always quite liked Pete Morisi's Thunderbolt strip... there was something about the art style, almost bordering on kind of ...
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They weren't oil, they were diesel.
Dent’s chair wouldn’t move—stuck on a raised board, probably. Dent shifted all his weight to one side and . . . that was a mistake. He began to topple. It was too late to regain his balance, and he fell into one of the barrels, knocking it over, falling on top of it and slipping to the floor. The concrete was cold against ...
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Presumably he used trucks
On a more serious note… (Why so serious?)
Buying them probably would not have raised any flags drums of oil are not really a controlled substance, stealing them may have raised flags but flags ultimately dont matter if no one connects the dots in time.
It is possible that the warehouse was already being used to store the oil and the ...
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According to the 1976 Super DC Calendar Diana Prince has her birthday on the 22nd of March.
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If we assume the five Robins to be Dick, Jason, Tim, Stephanie and Damian, then they meet in the same comic at least two times.
The first one is Detective Comics #1000 (2019) where the whole Bat-family is gathered up on a roof for a group photo. It's unclear whether they all talk to each other, but not unlikely.
The second one, much more on point, is ...
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Is it possible you're thinking of Adrian Chase in "Kapiushon", episode 17 of season 5?
Adrian Chase : Cecil Adams. You know him by his street name, The Count.You put arrows in him.
Oliver Queen : He was gonna kill a friend of mine.
Adrian Chase : Felicity Smoak. Yeah.
[puts on Oliver's quiver]
Adrian Chase : Confess or you get the same 3 arrows.
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