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Leland Palmer, played by Ray Wise, is an attorney whose primary client is local businessman Ben Horne. He is well-known and respected in Twin Peaks. He is well-known and respected in Twin Peaks. Together with his wife, Sarah, and his daughter, Laura, his family is seemingly perfect.
Ray was born in 1981 to David and Sandy Palmer in Ivy Town and had a twin brother, Sydney. Ray had a lonely childhood, and was inspired to become an engineer and inventor after watching Star Wars as a child. In 1988, Ray had come across a time-displaced alien baby Dominator.
The Ray Palmer incarnation of the Atom appears in Injustice: Gods Among Us. The Al Pratt, Ray Palmer, and Ryan Choi incarnations of the Atom all appear in Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure. The Ray Palmer incarnation of the Atom appears as a playable character in Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham, voiced by Troy Baker.
Curtis Holt (portrayed by Echo Kellum; main: seasons 5–7; recurring: season 4; guest: season 8) is a technological savant, inventor, and bronze medal-winning Olympic decathlete, who works with Felicity at Palmer Technologies. [12] In season four, he helps her rescue Ray Palmer from Damien Darhk.
Ray Palmer (voiced by Peter Scolari) is the first Atom, who retired to live in the Amazon with the Morlaidhans and their princess Laethwyn. Ryan Choi.
The Atom (Professor Raymond Carson "Ray" Palmer) is a superhero appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. The character was created by editor and co-plotter Julius Schwartz , writer Gardner Fox and penciler Gil Kane .
Jean Loring's career as an attorney in Ivy Town began at almost the same time that her boyfriend, Ray Palmer, became the Atom. Jean encountered the Atom who often helped in her cases many times before learning that he and Ray were the same person. Ray proposed to Jean often, but she rejected him, wanting to make it as a lawyer before becoming a ...
The Atom comic book, showcasing the adventures of Ray Palmer, brought the Atom of Earth-2 together with the Atom of Earth-1. Issue #29 (1967) depicts Al Pratt as living in Calvin City and as being a professor at Calvin College; he also possesses a modified automobile that transforms from an ordinary convertible to the Atomobile .