Gorgon (DC)

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Gorgon is the name used by several characters in the DC Universe.

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Gorgon (Rod Reilly)

Main Article: Angor

Gorgon (android)

Main Article: Android

Gorgon was later "resurrected" as a robot along with the dead Extremists by Dreamslayer, and attempted to take over Earth until being stopped by Justice League Europe with the help of Mitch Wacky, the creator of the robots. The Extremists robots were then exhibited in Madame Clouseau's Wax Museum in Paris.

Gorgon (Dr. Mortimer)

Main Article: Earth-8

A scientist researching mutation at the Experiment House in New York, Dr. Mortimer lived for his research and his beautiful wife Susan. His main subject was a mutation which would cause an organism, when threatened, to develop a fearsome secondary form, along with a new personality to make it attack. His world was secure until the arrival of Dr. Leonard Grant, alias the hero known as Wandjina. As his wife began spending more and more time with Grant, Mortimer slipped into depression and feelings of inadequacy. Finally, when in a telephone message his wife referred to Grant as "Lenny", Mortimer blacked out for an extended period, only to come home and discover his wife dead. Blaming Grant, he took on a fearsome red form with four strong tentacles. He would become the Gorgon and attacked Experiment House, but he was met by Lord Havok, who told him that he was incorrect. Grant was a homosexual, interested in Susan only as a friend, and Susan had been killed by Mortimer himself, under the influence of his deadlier, monstrous persona. (Countdown Presents: Lord Havok and the Extremists v1 #2)

Origin

Post-Flashpoint

Following the Flashpoint, a new version of reality was created with a different history of events.

Gorgon is a member of the Extremists, who escaped from their world before it was destroyed by nuclear warfare using a portal from a mysterious benefactor. When the first arrived on Prime Earth, they encountered The Justice League of America. Shortly afterwards, they took over Kravia, which was Lord Havok's home country on their world. While he was terrorizing the citizens of Kravia, he was attacked by Black Canary, who he battled in an abandoned building. However, once they got high enough, she used her scream to break the part of the floor Gorgon was on an he fell to his apparent death and was buried in rubble.

Overview

Notes

  • The concept of Gorgon was created by Keith Giffen, Gerard Jones and Bart Sears where he made his first appearance in Justice League Europe v1 #15 (June, 1990).

In other media

Television

  • In Justice League Unlimited, Gorgon made a non-voiced cameo appearance in the setting of the animated television series set in the DC Animated Universe in the episode "Shadow of the Hawk".

Appearances

  • Justice League Europe v1: (1990)

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