The following characters have tangled with Swamp Thing at some point:
Arcane (Human Form)
Arcane (Insect Form)
Arcane (Patchwork Form)
Brujería
Brujería Shamans
Floro (Floronic man, Plantmaster)
Invunche
Monkey King
Nukeface
Patchwork Man
Pennamoquot Werewolves
Rosewood Vampires
Solomon Grundy
Vampire Queen (the Mother)
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Injustice Society of the World
The following characters were associated with the Injustice Society of the World:
Brain Wave I
Fiddler I
Gambler
Harlequin I
Huntress I
Icicle I
Per Degaton
Shade
Solomon Grundy
Sportsmaster
Thinker I
Vandal Savage
Wizard
Brain Wave I
Fiddler I
Gambler
Harlequin I
Huntress I
Icicle I
Per Degaton
Shade
Solomon Grundy
Sportsmaster
Thinker I
Vandal Savage
Wizard
Solomon Grundy
Solomon Grundy
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Dex: 6 Str: 17 Body: 14
Int: 1 Will: 2 Mind: 9
Infl: 5 Aura: 2 Spirit: 7
Initiative: 12 Hero Points: 75
Powers:
Energy Absorption: 8
Invulnerability: 20
Regeneration: 4
Force manipulation: 8
Limitations: Grundy can only use Force manipulation after Absorbing Energy, for a number of phases equal to the AP's of Energy Absorbed; Grundy has no conscious control of his Force Manipulation Power.
Advantages: Area Knowledge (Slaughter Swamp)
Drawbacks: Serious Irrational Attraction to Jade; Catastrophic Irrational Attraction to Destroying Green Lantern; Serious Rage; Strange Appearance
Alter Ego: none
Motivation: Nihilist
Occupation: Swamp Creature
Wealth: 0
Source: Who's Who 3rd Edition; 2nd Edition Background/Roster Book, page 88; World at War Sourcebook, page 83
Foe of: Green Lantern I, Green Lantern II
affiliation(s): Injustice Society of the World, Legion of Doom
Ed's Notes: The differences from 2nd Edition include the addition of his Catastrophic Irrational Attraction to destroying Green Lantern and that somewhat pointless Energy Absorption / Force Manipulation Power combination. Which, honestly I think I like him better without. WaW Sourcbeook grants him the additional Advantage of Area Knowledge (Slaughter Swamp), noted above, in yellow.
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Dex: 6 Str: 17 Body: 14Int: 1 Will: 2 Mind: 9
Infl: 5 Aura: 2 Spirit: 7
Initiative: 12 Hero Points: 75
Powers:
Energy Absorption: 8
Invulnerability: 20
Regeneration: 4
Force manipulation: 8
Limitations: Grundy can only use Force manipulation after Absorbing Energy, for a number of phases equal to the AP's of Energy Absorbed; Grundy has no conscious control of his Force Manipulation Power.
Advantages: Area Knowledge (Slaughter Swamp)
Drawbacks: Serious Irrational Attraction to Jade; Catastrophic Irrational Attraction to Destroying Green Lantern; Serious Rage; Strange Appearance
Alter Ego: none
Motivation: Nihilist
Occupation: Swamp Creature
Wealth: 0
Source: Who's Who 3rd Edition; 2nd Edition Background/Roster Book, page 88; World at War Sourcebook, page 83
Foe of: Green Lantern I, Green Lantern II
affiliation(s): Injustice Society of the World, Legion of Doom
Ed's Notes: The differences from 2nd Edition include the addition of his Catastrophic Irrational Attraction to destroying Green Lantern and that somewhat pointless Energy Absorption / Force Manipulation Power combination. Which, honestly I think I like him better without. WaW Sourcbeook grants him the additional Advantage of Area Knowledge (Slaughter Swamp), noted above, in yellow.
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| First Appearance: All-American Comics #61 (October, 1944) |
Legion of Doom
Banded together from remote galaxies, the following 13 of the most sinister villains were associated with the original Legion of Doom, dating back to the Superfriends cartoon of the late 1970's:
Black Manta
Brainiac
Captain Cold
Cheetah
Giganta
Gorilla Grodd
Lex Luthor
Riddler
Scarecrow
Sinestro
Solomon Grundy
Toyman
This has since been expanded to include:
Black Adam
Clayface
Doctor Sivana
Joker
Metallo
Parasite
Poison Ivy
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| AWESOME rendering of the Hall of Doom! |
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| First Appearance: Challenge of the Superfriends, Wanted: The Superfriends (September, 1978) |
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