Stagg Enterprises

Stagg Enterprises is a business that features in DC Comics.

History

Origin

Stagg Enterprises

Post-Flashpoint

Stagg Industries was noted to had acquired Terrifitech when Michael Holt was out in the Multiverse with Stagg stated to had been done this legally. (The Terrifics v1 #1)

Simon Stagg used Holt's technology in an attempt to open a doorway to the Dark Multiverse by using Metamorpho but once the breach was opened he was unable to close it until Mr. Terrific arrived on the scene. (The Terrifics v1 #1)

Overview

Creations of the company included:

• Bio-Facsimile Mechanism : (The Terrifics Annual v1 #1)

Members

• Simon Stagg :
• Java :
• Kurt Vornak :
• Niti Autade : (The Terrifics Annual v1 #1)

Notes

• Stagg Enterprises was created by Bob Haney and Ramona Fradon where it made its first appearance in Brave and the Bold v1 #58 (March, 1965).

Alternate Versions

• In Batman: Arkham Knight v1 #8 (2015), an alternate version of Stagg Industries was shown set in the Arkhamverse. It was shown that its owner Simon Stagg was using the company's resources to help in the rebuilding of Gotham City in the wake of the Arkham City incident. Among their secret research was Project: Meta that involved using a living test subject that was bonded with a piece of Clayface and empowered with radiation from a relic in Egypt thus creating the Metamorph.

In other media

Video games

• In DC Universe Online, Stagg Industries appeared in the setting of the MMORPG video game. It was shown to operate gas stations in Gotham known as Stagg Stops with products of the company shown included Stagg Stop Maps and the Staggberry Phone.

Appearances

• Outsiders v1:
• Metamorpho v1:
• The Terrifics v1:
• The Terrifics Annual v1:

External Links

• Wikipedia Entry

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