Warp (DC)
Warp is a male comic supervillain who features in DC Comics.
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Biography
Origin
Emil LaSalle
Conduit hired Neutron, Warp and Plasmus to kill Superman and Ma and Pa Kent. The villains engaged Superman in battle, and Warp nearly succeeded in tossing the Kents into the Grand Canyon before being defeated. (Adventures of Superman v1 #523)
Later on, Warp was questioned about the death of Sue Dibny by Cyborg I and Starfire, but he couldn't offer any useful information. (Identity Crisis v1 #5)
After being partially cured, Warp was with the Brotherhood of Evil when they appear as members of Lex Luthor's Society. (Infinite Crisis v1 #4) The Society made plans for a worldwide prison break to free every incarcerated supervillain, and Warp was given the important task of teleporting to the center of the Earth with Dr. Psycho to free Doomsday from his prison. (Villains United: Infinite Crisis Special v1 #1)
Warp would invent a prototype teleportation device, and went to Gotham's East End to sell or trade it. Calculator had contracted Catwoman to steal Lex Luthor's snowglobe, and led her to Warp so she could steal his device to aid in her task. After Catwoman completed her mission Warp caught up with her, demanding his device back. She overpowered him, and said the device was gone, but it didn't work properly anyway, so he shouldn't be sore. She forced him to teleport to Calculator's apartment after threatening to claw his eyes out. Warp told Calculator he had paid, but Calculator reminded him he had a huge amount of dirt on Warp he could give to law enforcement and the tabloids, and Warp teleported away in a huff. (Catwoman v3 #65)
Post-Flashpoint
Following the Flashpoint, a new version of reality was created with a different history of events.
Overview
Personality and attributes
Powers and abilities
Notes
- Warp was created by George Pérez and Marv Wolfman where he made his first appearance in New Teen Titans v1 #14 (December, 1981).
In other media
Television
- In Teen Titans, Warp appeared in the setting of the animated television series where he was voiced by actor Xander Berkeley. This version was a time-traveling supervillain from a century in the future. After running afoul of the Teen Titans in the episode "How Long is Forever?", Warp later joins the Brotherhood of Evil in their plot to eliminate young heroes around the world, only to be flash-frozen by the Titans.
Appearances
- New Teen Titans v1: (1981)
- Blue Beetle:
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