Ronnie Raymond
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During a medical check-up, he was informed that he was suffering from an advanced stage of leukaemia with him only expected to live for the next 6-months or an year. (Extreme Justice v1 #0) | During a medical check-up, he was informed that he was suffering from an advanced stage of leukaemia with him only expected to live for the next 6-months or an year. (Extreme Justice v1 #0) | ||
| − | Whilst in college, he encountered a probe with a pre-recorded message from Batman stating that he along with the Justice League were presumed dead and that a protocol he designed was to recruit their replacement. Ronnie was to join the ranks of the new Justice League as Firestorm with the team being led by Nightwing. (JLA v1 #69) The new Justice League were dispatched to deal with the wave of natural disasters impacting the world with Firestorm helping his team mates in Japan. (JLA v1 #71) | + | Whilst in college, he encountered a probe with a pre-recorded message from Batman stating that he along with the Justice League were presumed dead and that a protocol he designed was to recruit their replacement. Ronnie was to join the ranks of the new Justice League as Firestorm with the team being led by Nightwing. (JLA v1 #69) The new Justice League were dispatched to deal with the wave of natural disasters impacting the world with Firestorm helping his team mates in Japan. Afterwards, the team gathered at their headquarters where they looked to find solutions to the mystical draining of Earth's oceans. During this time, they came to learn that the waters of the world were converging on the site of fallen [[Atlantis (DC)|Atlantis]]. (JLA v1 #71) The League then confronted a powerful mage known as [[Gamemnae]] who had used a flesh spell to take over people at the site to gain their power and was responsible for the mystical threat to the world with Firestorm helping his team mates battle her. (JLA v1 #73) |
===Post-Flashpoint=== | ===Post-Flashpoint=== | ||
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
===Personality and attributes=== | ===Personality and attributes=== | ||
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| + | A reason he wanted to be a superhero after gaining powers was because he wanted others to be proud of him. (Firestorm v1 #2) | ||
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| + | His father was noted to not approve of costumed vigilantes and believed that there should be a law to regulate crimefighters. (Firestorm v1 #2) | ||
===Powers and abilities=== | ===Powers and abilities=== | ||
| + | A simple glance allowed him to read the molecular structure of an object with this being invaluable to his ability to manipulate their atomic structure. (Firestorm v1 #2) | ||
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| + | He had the ability to repair his injuries on an atomic level but this required time and concentration. (Firestorm v1 #2) | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 08:16, 7 June 2020
Ronnie Raymond is a male superhero character that features in DC Comics.
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Biography
Origin
Ronald Raymond
During a medical check-up, he was informed that he was suffering from an advanced stage of leukaemia with him only expected to live for the next 6-months or an year. (Extreme Justice v1 #0)
Whilst in college, he encountered a probe with a pre-recorded message from Batman stating that he along with the Justice League were presumed dead and that a protocol he designed was to recruit their replacement. Ronnie was to join the ranks of the new Justice League as Firestorm with the team being led by Nightwing. (JLA v1 #69) The new Justice League were dispatched to deal with the wave of natural disasters impacting the world with Firestorm helping his team mates in Japan. Afterwards, the team gathered at their headquarters where they looked to find solutions to the mystical draining of Earth's oceans. During this time, they came to learn that the waters of the world were converging on the site of fallen Atlantis. (JLA v1 #71) The League then confronted a powerful mage known as Gamemnae who had used a flesh spell to take over people at the site to gain their power and was responsible for the mystical threat to the world with Firestorm helping his team mates battle her. (JLA v1 #73)
Post-Flashpoint
Following the Flashpoint, a new version of reality was created with a different history of events.
After the battle with the Atlanteans, the Justice League looked to expanding its membership with Firestorm being invited for the gathering as they decided on the new recruits. Firestorm was among those that were chosen for the team alongside the Atom and Element Woman. (Justice League v2 #18)
Overview
Personality and attributes
A reason he wanted to be a superhero after gaining powers was because he wanted others to be proud of him. (Firestorm v1 #2)
His father was noted to not approve of costumed vigilantes and believed that there should be a law to regulate crimefighters. (Firestorm v1 #2)
Powers and abilities
A simple glance allowed him to read the molecular structure of an object with this being invaluable to his ability to manipulate their atomic structure. (Firestorm v1 #2)
He had the ability to repair his injuries on an atomic level but this required time and concentration. (Firestorm v1 #2)
Notes
- Firestorm was created by Gerry Conway and Al Milgrom where he made his first appearance in Firestorm v1 #1 (March, 1978).
In other media
Television
- In Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Ronnie Raymond made an appearance in the animated series starting in the episode "A Bat Divided!" where he was voiced by actor Bill Fagerbakke. Unlike the comics, he was shown as an adult who worked at a coach at the school with one of his students being Jason Rusch. He later went for a school trip to a nuclear power plant that came under attack from Doctor Double X who sought to empower himself further. The nuclear meltdown caused Ronnie Raymond to fuse with Jason Rusch becoming a superpowered being. Firestorm. In this version, Jason operated as the body with Ronnie operating at the mind within the Matrix. The pair were aided by Batman and gained a costume to become the superhero named Firestorm. It was shown that he had previously been involved with Dr. Louise Lincoln but broke up with her and she later attacked him when she became the supervillain Killer Frost.
- In The Flash, Ronnie Raymond features in the 2014 live-action television series set in the Arrowverse starting with the episode "Things You Can't Outrun" where he was portrayed by actor Robbie Amell. He was shown as being a structural engineer who worked at S.T.A.R. Labs particle accelerator and met Caitlin Snow with him becoming her fiancée. Ronnie was present on the day when the particle accelerator was activated but an incident forced him to go to the core chamber to help contain the damage. Once inside, he had Cisco Ramon close the blast doors as part of a lockdown to contain any explosion. He was able to contain the blast from destroying the facility but this came at the apparent cost of his life.
- In Justice League Action, Ronnie Raymond appeared in the animated television series where he was first shown in the episode "Nuclear Family Values" and was voiced by actor P. J. Byrne. A flashback was shown that he was a teenager who was kidnapped by armed men that took him to a nuclear plant that was managed by Professor Stein. An accident happened leading to Stein and Raymond merging to become the nuclear powered superhero named Firestorm. In their merged form, Stein appeared as a voice in Firestorm's head to advise Ronnie on their actions. This gave the impression to others that Firestorm spoke to himself and made people think he was strange.
Video games
- In Injustice 2, Ronnie was mentioned in the dialogue between the characters in the fighting video game.
Appearances
- Firestorm:
- Justice League:
- Extreme Justice v1:
- JLA v1:
- Brightest Day v1:
- Fury of Firestorm:
- Justice League v2:
- Doomsday Clock v1:
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