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Revision as of 21:16, 24 July 2011

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"Go ahead, J'onn. I'm already finished with the crossword."
"You did it in ink again, didn't you?"
— Mr. Terrific and Green Arrow[1]

Mr. Terrific was a member of the Justice League following the Thanagarian invasion.

History

When J'onn J'onzz took a leave of absence from the League, Mr. Terrific replaced him as Monitor; by common consensus, he was smart enough to do so. He coordinated the League during several crises, including Wade Eiling's rampage through Metropolis, and Darkseid's final invasion of Earth.

Likewise, when Lex Luthor accidentally exchanged brains with Flash, Mr. Terrific helped lock down the Watchtower, and finally incapacitated Luthor before he teleported away in Flash's body.

Powers & Abilities

Mr. Terrific is one of the smartest human beings on the planet, a perfect candidate to coordinate the League's resources during worldwide crises.

He is also equipped with "T-Spheres" floating spherical probes that fly around at his command and can be used as weapons or detection devices.

Background Information

There have been two Mr. Terrifics in DC Comics; this version is based on the second, Michael Holt.

In the comics continuity, Holt is considered to be the third smartest person on Earth, though who the other two are has never been conclusively specified. After the death of his wife and unborn child, Holt considered killing himself before the Spectre approached him and told him of the original Mr. Terrific, a Golden Age hero, which inspired Holt to become a superhero. His intelligence allows him to absorb information at a phenomenal rate, and thus he has (or qualifies for) advanced degrees in a variety of disciplines, including mathematics, engineering, medicine, computer programming, and rocket science. He also speaks at least five different languages. His inventions have made him a multi-millionaire, and he maintains an Olympic-level physique through iron discipline, and is a master of at least five unarmed combat styles.

His "T-Spheres" which accept hands-free commands from his electronic face mask, are capable of multiple tasks; surveillance, image projection, security, computer links, and on-board lasers, granting Terrific flight by hovering under his feet, or they can simply fling themselves at targets in order to cause damage.

One unique thing about Mr. Terrific is his prominent atheism, odd not only with his experiences with magic and divine beings such as the Olympians, but also because the Spectre is God's Angel of Vengeance.

Appearances

Justice League Unlimited


External links

  1. ↑ Justice League Unlimited, "To Another Shore"
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