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| − | He stated that no prison was able to hold him as he had escaped time after time whereupon he left a trail of deaths in his wake. Several years ago, he came upon an isolated town in America on Earth where he destroyed much of it when he was confronted by [[Superman]]. The Man of Steel came to struggle against the villains telekinetic powers but ultimately managed to render him unconscious by taking him into space. He then imprisoned him at his secret citadel built in the mountains where he was kept in a cell designed to prevent him from using his powers to control others from a distance. By the modern day, Superman had brought astronaut [[Hank Henshaw]] to his headquarters in order to help him but his presence was telepathically detected by Blanque. The villain then controlled his body and used him to open his cell so that Blanque could be free once more. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #3) | + | He stated that no prison was able to hold him as he had escaped time after time whereupon he left a trail of deaths in his wake. Several years ago, he came upon an isolated town in America on Earth where he destroyed much of it when he was confronted by [[Superman]]. The Man of Steel came to struggle against the villains telekinetic powers but ultimately managed to render him unconscious by taking him into space. He then imprisoned him at his secret citadel built in the mountains where he was kept in a cell designed to prevent him from using his powers to control others from a distance. By the modern day, Superman had brought astronaut [[Hank Henshaw]] to his headquarters in order to help him but his presence was telepathically detected by Blanque. The villain then controlled his body and used him to open his cell so that Blanque could be free once more. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #3) With his powers, he battled Superman and sent the hero crashing into the nearby mountain that he brought falling down on him. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #4) Once free, he then had Henshaw find a means of escape from the prison in order to gain access to the wider world once again. Before leaving, he made telepathic contact with [[Lois Lane]] and learnt of her as well as her son [[Jonathan Samuel Kent]]. This led to Blanque deciding to visit them in order to kill them so that they would be another work of art. However, Superman recovered and attacked Blanque looking to stop the serial killer. The telekinetic supervillain nearly overwhelmed the Man of Steel until he was ambushed from behind by Hank Henshaw who had been freed from Blanque's influence. This distraction allowed Superman to take the serial killer and trap him in his cell once again with a neural blocker preventing him from using his powers again. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #5) |
Blanque later arrived at an isolated part of [[Gotham City]] where he started a fire to raze the area as part of his art. This drew the attention of [[Booster Gold]] who had arrived in his [[Time Sphere]] with [[Terry McGinnis]] The two came to battle the villain who used telepathy to learn that Booster Gold was a time traveller and wanted to plunder his mind on the secrets of travelling through history. (Batman Beyond v6 #48) At first, he was confused at the arrival of [[Batman]] as he saw two figures dressed up as the Dark Knight but came to learn the truth with his telepathy. He then used his powers to take over Booster Gold's body and attempted to use him to kill the future Batman but was distracted by the robots [[Skeets (DC)|Skeets]]. This allowed the future Batman to knock him unconscious and also stop a plot that Blanque would have enacted in the far future through a telepathic compulsion in the mind of Batman. (Batman Beyond v6 #49) | Blanque later arrived at an isolated part of [[Gotham City]] where he started a fire to raze the area as part of his art. This drew the attention of [[Booster Gold]] who had arrived in his [[Time Sphere]] with [[Terry McGinnis]] The two came to battle the villain who used telepathy to learn that Booster Gold was a time traveller and wanted to plunder his mind on the secrets of travelling through history. (Batman Beyond v6 #48) At first, he was confused at the arrival of [[Batman]] as he saw two figures dressed up as the Dark Knight but came to learn the truth with his telepathy. He then used his powers to take over Booster Gold's body and attempted to use him to kill the future Batman but was distracted by the robots [[Skeets (DC)|Skeets]]. This allowed the future Batman to knock him unconscious and also stop a plot that Blanque would have enacted in the far future through a telepathic compulsion in the mind of Batman. (Batman Beyond v6 #49) | ||
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Destruction and death were considered an art to him with him seeking to create a masterpiece through it as he considered himself an artist. It was known that he had wiped out entire towns. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #3) He performed such acts because he believed everything was destined to die which was why he killed in order to make a person's demise epic and done so with style. Blanque felt that all people wanted a memorable death that would leave others talking about it for years. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #4) | Destruction and death were considered an art to him with him seeking to create a masterpiece through it as he considered himself an artist. It was known that he had wiped out entire towns. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #3) He performed such acts because he believed everything was destined to die which was why he killed in order to make a person's demise epic and done so with style. Blanque felt that all people wanted a memorable death that would leave others talking about it for years. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #4) | ||
| − | Superman considered him a being so incomprehensibly evil that was unlike anyone else he had encountered and necessitated an extreme response to combat him. Blanque stated that he and god were unacquainted with them being chief adversaries to one another. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #3) | + | Superman considered him a being so incomprehensibly evil that was unlike anyone else he had encountered and necessitated an extreme response to combat him. Blanque stated that he and god were unacquainted with them being chief adversaries to one another. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #3) Blanque had killed thousands where he had left a trail of pain, suffering, blood and death. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #5) |
===Powers and abilities=== | ===Powers and abilities=== | ||
| − | He had a range of psionic talents at his disposal that he could use against others. This included the use of telepathy where he could communicate to the minds of others. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #3) With his telepathy, he could not only read the mind of others but also take over their bodies. Strong minds were capable of resisting his control though Blanque subverted this by knocking them unconscious thus lowering their defences. (Batman Beyond v6 #49) | + | He had a range of psionic talents at his disposal that he could use against others. This included the use of telepathy where he could communicate to the minds of others. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #3) Using his powers, he could influence the minds of others in order to get them to aid Blanque. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #5) With his telepathy, he could not only read the mind of others but also take over their bodies. Strong minds were capable of resisting his control though Blanque subverted this by knocking them unconscious thus lowering their defences. (Batman Beyond v6 #49) |
| − | Among his talents included telekinesis allowing him to control objects through his mind. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #3) With it, he was able to move objects, shape them, bend them to his desire or utilise them as weapons. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #4) | + | Among his talents included telekinesis allowing him to control objects through his mind. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #3) With it, he was able to move objects, shape them, bend them to his desire or utilise them as weapons. Such was his power that he could use his powers to move mountains. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #4) |
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| + | It was his TK powers gave him the ability to feel thoughts and influence minds that made him impossible to confine. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #5) | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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[[Category:Telepaths]] | [[Category:Telepaths]] | ||
[[Category:Telekinetics]] | [[Category:Telekinetics]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Serial Killers]] | ||
[[Category:Supervillains]] | [[Category:Supervillains]] | ||
[[Category:DC Comics Supervillains]] | [[Category:DC Comics Supervillains]] | ||
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Blanque is a male comic supervillain who features in DC Comics.
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Biography
Blanque
He stated that no prison was able to hold him as he had escaped time after time whereupon he left a trail of deaths in his wake. Several years ago, he came upon an isolated town in America on Earth where he destroyed much of it when he was confronted by Superman. The Man of Steel came to struggle against the villains telekinetic powers but ultimately managed to render him unconscious by taking him into space. He then imprisoned him at his secret citadel built in the mountains where he was kept in a cell designed to prevent him from using his powers to control others from a distance. By the modern day, Superman had brought astronaut Hank Henshaw to his headquarters in order to help him but his presence was telepathically detected by Blanque. The villain then controlled his body and used him to open his cell so that Blanque could be free once more. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #3) With his powers, he battled Superman and sent the hero crashing into the nearby mountain that he brought falling down on him. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #4) Once free, he then had Henshaw find a means of escape from the prison in order to gain access to the wider world once again. Before leaving, he made telepathic contact with Lois Lane and learnt of her as well as her son Jonathan Samuel Kent. This led to Blanque deciding to visit them in order to kill them so that they would be another work of art. However, Superman recovered and attacked Blanque looking to stop the serial killer. The telekinetic supervillain nearly overwhelmed the Man of Steel until he was ambushed from behind by Hank Henshaw who had been freed from Blanque's influence. This distraction allowed Superman to take the serial killer and trap him in his cell once again with a neural blocker preventing him from using his powers again. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #5)
Blanque later arrived at an isolated part of Gotham City where he started a fire to raze the area as part of his art. This drew the attention of Booster Gold who had arrived in his Time Sphere with Terry McGinnis The two came to battle the villain who used telepathy to learn that Booster Gold was a time traveller and wanted to plunder his mind on the secrets of travelling through history. (Batman Beyond v6 #48) At first, he was confused at the arrival of Batman as he saw two figures dressed up as the Dark Knight but came to learn the truth with his telepathy. He then used his powers to take over Booster Gold's body and attempted to use him to kill the future Batman but was distracted by the robots Skeets. This allowed the future Batman to knock him unconscious and also stop a plot that Blanque would have enacted in the far future through a telepathic compulsion in the mind of Batman. (Batman Beyond v6 #49)
Overview
Personality and attributes
Destruction and death were considered an art to him with him seeking to create a masterpiece through it as he considered himself an artist. It was known that he had wiped out entire towns. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #3) He performed such acts because he believed everything was destined to die which was why he killed in order to make a person's demise epic and done so with style. Blanque felt that all people wanted a memorable death that would leave others talking about it for years. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #4)
Superman considered him a being so incomprehensibly evil that was unlike anyone else he had encountered and necessitated an extreme response to combat him. Blanque stated that he and god were unacquainted with them being chief adversaries to one another. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #3) Blanque had killed thousands where he had left a trail of pain, suffering, blood and death. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #5)
Powers and abilities
He had a range of psionic talents at his disposal that he could use against others. This included the use of telepathy where he could communicate to the minds of others. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #3) Using his powers, he could influence the minds of others in order to get them to aid Blanque. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #5) With his telepathy, he could not only read the mind of others but also take over their bodies. Strong minds were capable of resisting his control though Blanque subverted this by knocking them unconscious thus lowering their defences. (Batman Beyond v6 #49)
Among his talents included telekinesis allowing him to control objects through his mind. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #3) With it, he was able to move objects, shape them, bend them to his desire or utilise them as weapons. Such was his power that he could use his powers to move mountains. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #4)
It was his TK powers gave him the ability to feel thoughts and influence minds that made him impossible to confine. (Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #5)
Notes
- Blanque was created by Dan Jurgens and Lee Weeks where he made his first appearance in Superman: Lois and Clark v1 #3 (February, 2016).
Appearances
- Superman: Lois and Clark v1: (2016)
- Action Comics:
- Batman Beyond v6: (2020)
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