Workforce (DC)

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The Workforce are a team that feature in DC Comics.

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History

The Workforce was founded by the corrupt industrialist Leland McCauley as a response to the Legion of Super-Heroes that were founded by his rival R.J. Brande. When Live Wire was replaced in the Legion by his sister Spark, he joined the Workforce with the belief that McCauley could help him find his brother Mekt. While the team often appeared to be performing heroic deeds, everything they did was designed for McCauley's profit. Karate Kid commented that the only reasons for being in the Workforce were selfish ones.

The team had little teamwork skills, often getting in each other's way in battle. McCauley would often shout orders at them through holographic projection, thereby telegraphing their moves to their opponents. Live Wire eventually quit and re-joined the Legion, inspiring other members to do the same, which forced McCauley to hire new members frequently.

A later version of the group consisted entirely of adults, to make the point that the Legion was endangering teenagers. However, a member of this group was actually the eight-year-old Lori Morning, using her H-Dial to appear adult.

The group disbanded and was replaced by the Oversight Watch.

Overview

Members

  • Amber :
  • Blast-Off :
  • Dune :
  • Evolvo :
  • Inferno :
  • Karate Kid :
  • Lori Morning :
  • Particon :
  • Radion :
  • Repulse :
  • Spider Girl :
  • Ultra Boy :

Notes

  • The Workforce was created by Mark Waid, Lee Moder and Tom McCraw where they made their first appearance in the Legion of Super-Heroes v4 #64 (January, 1995).

Appearances

  • Legion of Super-Heroes v4: (1995)

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