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Solomon Grundy (Cyrus Gold) is a supervillain and occasional antihero appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics.He was originally depicted as a murder victim brought back to life as a corporeal revenant or zombie, though subsequent versions of the character have occasionally depicted a different origin.
Solomon Grundy falls into a life of crime—or, perhaps returns to one as his scattered residual memories may indicate—attracting the attention of the Green Lantern, Alan Scott. Grundy proves to be a difficult opponent, with an inherent resistance to Scott's powers. He apparently kills Green Lantern, who gives off a green flash.
The effort seemingly kills Swift, who dissipates in a cloud of dark energy, but he later returns to help the JSA defeat Eclipso. After Rick digs a grave for Solomon Grundy, Shade tells Rick that Solomon Grundy had a way of returning from the dead. In season three, Shade was approached by Gambler for help in finding Rebecca.
When his powers begin to get out of hand, he is locked away deep in a government bunker. He keeps the rest of his powers a secret and uses only his X-ray vision to see throughout the bunker instead. Kal-El is later confined to the bunker when his rocket crashes into Metropolis. [31] Sinclair telepathically mentors young Kal as he grows up.
One by one, the Justice Underground members were all defeated, captured or killed. For example, Ultraman (the antimatter Superman) rendered Sir Solomon Grundy inert on a Saturday, and Lady Sonar sustained massive injuries from having her sonic abilities reflected back to her by Power Ring (the antimatter Green Lantern). Lady Sonar was forced to ...
Pat managed to "convince" his uncle to drop the charges and got him bailed out. Rick tried to fix the hourglass, but he couldn't. So he got Grundy to help him fight Eclipso, but Eclipso killed Grundy. After the fight, he buried Grundy in the woods next to an apple tree. 10 years later, Shade mentioned that Rick married Beth. Cameron Gellman: S ...
The first black power rings possess no charge, but each time a Black Lantern kills someone and removes their heart, .01 percent power is restored to every ring in the Corps. [ 8 ] [ 44 ] In Blackest Night #3, Indigo-1 solidifies this theme by explaining that those who rise feed off emotion.
It was Solomon who incapacitated Hazard, but in the confusion she was able to escape. [2] Only weeks later, Hazard joined again with the villains the Icicle II and Artemis, along with the Harlequin (Marcie Cooper). The Harlequin brought in the Dummy and a duped Solomon Grundy. Under the leadership of the Dummy, their first goal was to murder ...