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Lobo
Lobo is an intergalactic bounty hunter.
Biography[]
At some point, Lobo visited Bibbo's Fav'rit Shrimp Shack in Jacksonville and took the restaurant to Asteroid AM-DS17. Later, Lobo was hired by someone to kill Superman. So he went to Earth and used a Kryptonite chain to defeat him, and took him to Bibbo's Fav'rit Shrimp Shack on the Asteroid AM-DS17, but Superman managed to break free and knock him out, fleeing shortly afterwards.[1]
Powers and abilities[]
Powers[]
- Super strength: Lobo has no trouble knocking down Superman with his bare hands.[1]
- Invulnerability: Lobo was able to take a punch from Superman with no apparent ill effects.[1]
Equipment[]
- Spacehog: Lobo uses a small starship that resembles a rocket-powered motorcycle.[1]
- Kryptonite chain: Lobo used a Kryptonite chain to defeat Superman.[1]
Appearances[]
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Behind the scenes[]
- In the DC comics, Lobo is a motorcycle-riding Czarnian intergalactic bounty hunter and slaver who killed the rest of his people. He debuted in Omega Men #3 (June, 1983).
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Hell (DC Comics)
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| First appearance | Swamp Thing Annual #2 (1985) |
| Created by | Alan Player (writer), Stan Woch, Alfredo Alcala (artists) |
| Type | Dimension |
| Race(s) | DC Comics Fallen angels, demons, imps, incubi, succubi, dybbuk, picture Abortives, say publicly Arkannone, depiction Exegesis Gild, the Forges, the Howlers, the Incendiaries, the Necro-Mages, the Renderers, the Rhyme Demons, interpretation Scabbies be first the Wishweavers Vertigo Fallen angels, demons, lilim, genie ("genies") |
| Locations | Purgatory, Limbo |
| Characters | DC Comics Asmodel Belial Blaze Etrigan description Demon Neron Satanus Trigon Vertigo Azazel Beelzebub the Cap of rendering Fallen Lucifer Mazikeen |
| Publisher | DC Comics |
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Review: Ragman #1
Writer: Ray Fawkes
Artists: Inaki Miranda
Summary
After a failed mission to raid a tomb in the Israeli Desert, war veteran Rory Harper is plagued by the death of his partners. As Rory battles his guilt back in Gotham City, he discovers that what was in that tomb has followed him home, and it’s about to change his life. But as Rory begins his journey, an evil is invading Gotham City, and it wants what he’s discovered. A hero is born in this visionary reimagining of the Ragman mythos by writer Ray Fawkes and artist Inaki Miranda!
Positives
In this reintroduction issue, we meet Rory Harper aka Ragman, who gives the reader a positive representation of veterans suffering from PTSD. There are parts of the book that very much remind me of Sheriff of Babylon, not only because of where the story takes place, but of how accurate he describes those relationships between Rory and his cohorts. Another positive I found within the storyline, as it blends genres quite deftly, as it melds post war drama with supernatural horror. The last positive I’ll mention is that it takes place part of the time in Gotham City, and did not mention Batman once, something I thought was requisite for all DC titles. Especially when you play in the Dark Knight’s