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Manchester Black
Brand:
Kopf
Serial:
KF972
Year:
2017
Theme:
DC
Biography:
Manchester Black is a fictional antihero character appearing in DC Comics, primarily associated with Superman. He debuted in Action Comics #775 (March 2001), created by Joe Kelly and Doug Mahnke.
Black is a British vigilante with powerful telepathic and telekinetic abilities. He believes that traditional superhero ethics are outdated and ineffective, leading him to employ lethal methods to combat criminals. He forms the antihero team "The Elite," whose brutal actions clash sharply with Superman's moral code.
His defining story, "What's So Funny About Truth, Justice & the American Way?", sees The Elite challenge Superman's values by executing villains. Although initially gaining public support, their methods are ultimately revealed to be corrupt and self-serving. Superman defeats them by temporarily mimicking their ruthlessness, exposing the flaws in their philosophy.
Manchester Black often serves as a dark reflection of Superman, representing the potential for corruption within power and the slippery slope of vigilantism. He has appeared in various comics, animated series, and live-action media, consistently portraying a morally ambiguous figure who challenges the concept of heroism.
Black is a British vigilante with powerful telepathic and telekinetic abilities. He believes that traditional superhero ethics are outdated and ineffective, leading him to employ lethal methods to combat criminals. He forms the antihero team "The Elite," whose brutal actions clash sharply with Superman's moral code.
His defining story, "What's So Funny About Truth, Justice & the American Way?", sees The Elite challenge Superman's values by executing villains. Although initially gaining public support, their methods are ultimately revealed to be corrupt and self-serving. Superman defeats them by temporarily mimicking their ruthlessness, exposing the flaws in their philosophy.
Manchester Black often serves as a dark reflection of Superman, representing the potential for corruption within power and the slippery slope of vigilantism. He has appeared in various comics, animated series, and live-action media, consistently portraying a morally ambiguous figure who challenges the concept of heroism.
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