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Owlman
Brand:
MJB
Year:
2019
Theme:
DC
Biography:
Owlman is the name adopted by multiple characters in DC Comics, most notably a villainous counterpart to Batman originating from a parallel Earth. This evil Batman is a core member of the Crime Syndicate, a team of supervillains who are evil versions of the Justice League. The version of Owlman discussed here is taken from comic books and does not represent the recent movies and tv shows.
The most well-known Owlman is likely the one from Earth-Three, whose real name is often implied to be a corrupted version of Bruce Wayne's. This Owlman is typically depicted as pragmatic, ruthless, and intellectually formidable, often engaging in strategic planning and manipulative tactics.
Owlman first appeared in Justice League of America #29 (August 1964).
Differing from Batman, Owlman relies more on his intellect, strategic thinking, and advanced technology, including an "Owl Cape" which allows him to glide and may contain other offensive capabilities. His motives often stem from a nihilistic worldview, contrasting with Batman's driven sense of justice.
The most well-known Owlman is likely the one from Earth-Three, whose real name is often implied to be a corrupted version of Bruce Wayne's. This Owlman is typically depicted as pragmatic, ruthless, and intellectually formidable, often engaging in strategic planning and manipulative tactics.
Owlman first appeared in Justice League of America #29 (August 1964).
Differing from Batman, Owlman relies more on his intellect, strategic thinking, and advanced technology, including an "Owl Cape" which allows him to glide and may contain other offensive capabilities. His motives often stem from a nihilistic worldview, contrasting with Batman's driven sense of justice.
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