L-Ron
L-Ron is a robotic comic character who features in DC Comics.
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Biography
L-Ron
At some point, he came into the service of the intergalactic conqueror known as Lord Manga Khan who operated on a mobile starship called the Cluster. (Justice League International v1 #14)
Seeking a way to stop Despero, L-Ron came to suggest that his technology could be used to make a control collar to stop the villains rampage. Kilowog then used his Power to turn L-Ron into a collar for the task. During the fight, the collar was placed on Despero but in an unexpected twist it was found that L-Ron's bio-electronic matrix had impressed themselves over the synaptic patterns of the body. Thus, in effect, L-Ron came to possess the body of Despero thus ending the threat posed by the supervillain. Lord Manga Khan then later arrived where he wanted his construct to re-join him on the Cluster with the bio-construct returning to his master within his new body. (Justice League Europe v1 #34)
Overview
Personality and attributes
Powers and abilities
L-Ron was a bipedal robot created by an extraterrestrial civilisation where he was tasked with serving his designated master. (Justice League International v1 #14)
It was said that he was composed of 'bio-circuitry' that took the form of a bio-electronic matrix which was said to be impressive technology. (Justice League Europe v1 #34)
Notes
- L-Ron was created by Keith Giffen, J.M. DeMatteis, Steve Leialoha and Al Gordon where he made his first appearance in Justice League International v1 #14 (June, 1988).
In other media
Television
- In Young Justice: Invasion, L-Ron made an appearance in the setting of the animated television series in the episode "Cornered" where he was voiced by actor Phil LaMarr. He appeared as floating gold skinned majordomo of intergalactic gladiator Despero where he aided his master fighting worthy combatants. L-Ron drew his attention to the Superheroes on the planet Earth where Despero battled a number of Heroes at the Hall of Justice. After Despero's defeat, L-Ron called the heroes cheaters whereupon he went into battle mode to fight them but was destroyed when Billy Batson jumped on his back and called the magic lightning to become Captain Marvel.
Films
Appearances
- Justice League International v1: (1988)
- Justice League America v1:
- Justice League Europe v1:
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