Miraclo

Miraclo is a drug that features in DC Comics.

History

Origin

Miraclo was a chemical that was able to enhance its users physical traits and was developed by Rex Tyler who used it to become the superhero known as Hourman. (Adventure Comics v1 #48) After creating it, Rex Tyler claimed to had destroyed all notes about his creation as he did not want it to be exploited by the company with him memorising the formula. However, despite his efforts, some of his early work had somehow survived where it was discovered by a Bannerman Pharmaceutical scientist who studied it. It became the basis of a new drug called Venom that was used in the army's pharmacological super-soldier program that came to be employed at Santa Prisca where among those exposed to this variant was the man that came to be known as Bane. (JSA Classified v1 #17)

Post-Flashpoint

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

After the discovery of the Miraclo Formula, the Hour-Man Program was established that conferred powers to the user but it was only for an hour. An extension of this project was the Damage Program that transformed the user into a hulking powerful beast for a single hour over a 24-hour period. (Damage v2 #5)

Users

• Rex Tyler : male chemist who was the creator of the Miraclo formula and used it to become the first Hourman. (Adventure Comics v1 #48)
• Rick Tyler :

Notes

• Miraclo was created by Ken Fitch and Bernard Baily where it made its first appearance in Adventure Comics v1 #48 (March, 1940).

Alternate Versions

• In Earth 2 v1 #19 (2014), an alternate reality version of Miraclo was shown to exist in the rebooted Earth-2. It was stated to had been created by Rex Mason where it came to be used by that world's Thomas Wayne when he operated as the new Batman.

In other media

Television

• In Arrow, a drug called Mirakuru appeared in the live-action television series set in the Arrowverse where it featured first in the second season of the show.

Appearances

• Adventure Comics v1: (1940)
• JSA Classified v1:
• Damage v2:

External Links

• DC Database Entry

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